Review: Cinderella – Serial Killer Princess #4 (of 4)
The final issue of this “gluttony of murder” book hits shelves this week, with Robyn and
Review: Comichaus #5
Comichaus #5 Back once again with the new indie British monthly series of stories from
Mike Schneider on Readymade Comics
Octal has already proven to be a very successful venture. Can you explain what
REVIEW: Z Nation #1
Z Nation is based on the hit Syfy channel television show, which was recently renewed
REVIEW: American Gods: Shadows #2
American Gods Shadows is a strange incarnation of the story. It is based on the
REVIEW: Pussycats: Sex, Drugs and the Impossible #1 & #2
Back in the day, comic companies used to have two main types of comic book
REVIEW: Harrow County #22
Oh a “horror” title, go on then scare me. Well it didn’t, the arts too
REVIEW: John Carter: The End #3
There are secrets within secrets in the royal house of Helium. And from the different
REVIEW: Star Trek Boldly Go #7
Starfleet and Romulan diplomats agree to a rare meeting at the Babel Conference to discuss
Review: Spencer and Locke #1
“A gumshoe detective, with a touch of Calvin and Hobbes brilliance” is a tagline that
REVIEW: KIM REAPER #1
I“ll admit it, I was showing off my true shallow-rific self by being immediately drawn
Review: Solar Flare #1
Taking a leaf from the idea of an outside influence changing the world, this new
REVIEW: AMERICA #2
This is the second installment of one of the newest characters in the Marvel universe
REVIEW: Avengers #6
When an enemy is too powerful for one group to defeat what are the option?
MOVIE REVIEW: Lady Macbeth
Adaptation of the play by Nikolai Leskov set in the North of England. A young
REVIEW: ALL NEW WOLVERINE #19
So first off let me start off by saying this comic is epic. Not only
REVIEW: Hawkeye #5
Yaaay a comic to piss off the idiots! Love Kate Bishop, love Jessica Jones, this
MOVIE REVIEW: The Promise
The true story of the plight of the Armenian Turks who were rounded up and
REVIEW: Star Wars: Rogue One Adaptation #1
An imperial defector, claiming to be sent by Galen Erso asserts that the Empire is
REVIEW: Justice League #18
It’s a mess. The characters are handled OK, the action is hurried under the insanely
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