Review: Incognegro Renaissance #2
Dark Horse“s Berger Books imprint releases “Incognegro: Renaissance”“ #2 this week and fans of the
Review: Green Arrow #38
Writer Benjamin Percy and Artist Juan Ferreyra have been an outstanding team on the Green
MOVIE REVIEW: Damo & Ivor: The Movie
The Irish sitcom comes to the big screen. Damo and Ivor are twins who were
ADVANCE REVIEW: Bruce Lee: Walk of the Dragon #1: The Dragon Lives On
Let me start by saying that I am a huge martial arts fan. Â I have
REVIEW: Black Lightning #5
DC“s “Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands”“ is a six-issue mini-series released almost in conjunction with
Review: Injustice #21
I was trying to think of a good opening line here, but none would be
REVIEW: Superman #42
Superman #42 begins in a dark cemetery with a close up of Bizarro. On his
Review: The Jetsons #5
If there world was going to end in two days and you knew about it,
Review: The Spider King #1 (of 4)
Somethings are meant to be together; cheese and onion, Batman and Robin, Zatanna and fishnets
Kickstarter Alert: New Books from AIC Comics
Michael Kelly, an American in China has put together a small range of comics that
REVIEW: Jughead the Hunger #4
It started as a one-shot last October. We’d already seen Afterlife with Archie deal with
Review: Oblivion Song #1
As The Walking Dead continues its meandering wanderings across a zombie infested America, practically standing
Review: Prism Stalker #1
At first glance, Prism Stalker #1 (Image Comics) reads like a fantastic psychedelic sci-fi voyage
WEBCOMIC: FALLOUT: THE MOONS OF KALANDOUR Chapter 36
Every Wednesday we will publish a NEW page, so make sure to visit and read
NEW MUSIC: Mad Man – Dual Diagnosis
Two people inside one Mad Man, do you feel his pain? As we at CC
Review: Doctor Star and The Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #1
My, how the recent round of publisher musical chairs has changed the comic racks. With
Review: Darth Vader #12
Synopsis: Darth Vader discovers that the kill order against him was sent from the high
MOVIE REVIEW: Red Sparrow
When a Russian Ballet dancer loses her career after her leg breaks during a performance.Â
Review: Kiss Vampirella Trade Paperback
Synopsis: This story opens with a prologue that sees two record producers planning their future
REVIEW: The Silencer #2
John Romita Jr. and Dan Abnett list themselves as co-creators and the storytellers of DC“s
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