Review: Naughty List #1
This new book from AfterShock Comics looks at one of the most popular traditions, from
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Review: Search for HU #4 (of 5)
The penultimate issue of this series finally sees Aaron Tse take sides against both elements
Review: Maniac of New York #2
Horror can be hard to do in comic books. Sure, you can have monsters and
Review: Scouts Honour #2
When the world ends for Kit and her Dad, the Ranger Scouts were on hand
Review: Miskatonic #1
With AfterShock Comics you are never quite sure what you are going to get. Could
Review: Lonely Receiver #2 (of 5)
I think Neil Sedaka said it best; breaking up is hard to do. Add to
Review: Lonely Receiver #1
What would you do if your perfect partner, matched specifically to your exact needs falls
Review: The Man Who Effed Up Time #5
The Man Who F#€%ed Up Time is a classic time travel tale, much in the
Review: Artemis and the Assassin #4
What’s a time travelling tale without killer cowboys, ninjas, and soldiers called? Doctor Who! All
Review: Artemis and the Assassin #3
Have you ever wondered what would happen if Doctor Who just didn’t give a damn
Review: Join The Future #2
By all accounts, Aftershock is a solid new publisher under the guidance of Mike Marts.
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 5/27/2020
Moving forward for the next few weeks this list is going to be a bit
Review: Dead Day #1 (of 6)
I am sure that we have all gone through the loss of a loved one,
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 6/12/2019
Let me start off with an apology as this is out later than normal. Life
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 5/22/2019
With May being a five week month I figured we would have a week or
Review: The Last Space Race #4
Aftershock is one of those independent publishers that have become synonymous with quality storytelling. Aftershock
REVIEW: Dark Red #1
Too many times comics are centered on those important people who always seem to be
Review: FCBD Relay #0
Free Comic Book Day sees the prequel of a new AfterShock book, Relay, which is
Advance Review: Her Infernal Descent #1 (of 5)
Loss affects everyone, whether it’s a loss of a ball game, (something as a ‘Fins
Review: PESTILENCE TP VOL 01
In the year 1347, the black plague ravaged all of Europe. It was all caused
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