REVIEW: U & I #4 of 6
Alright cover, not a huge fan of it but it’s alright. I like the color
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CHARLAMAGNE THA GOD HEADS TO NEW YORK COMIC CON TO PRESENT AWA GRAPHIC NOVEL, ILLuminati
Join hip-hop legend Charlamagne Tha God at New York Comic Con on Friday, October 18,
Review: Red Zone #3 (of 4)
The first two issues of Red Zone followed Dr Randall Crane as his former life
Review: Trojan #1 (of 4)
For the uninitiated, comic books are all about superheroes, capes and cowls where the good
REVIEW: Absolution No.2
The legend Peter Milligan got into some hot water over his views recently with Comics
Review: Fight Girls #3 (of 5)
What is better than a group of athletic girls in sports bras and pants, fighting
Review: Moths #3
Story Thus far: In the previous issue of Moths, the story has evolved around a
REVIEW:: Casual Fling #4 (of 4)
There are a number of movies where something happens to one of the leads, which
Review: Marjorie Finnegan Temporal Criminal #1 (of 8)
Artist Writers & Artists Inc. (AWA) have come a very long way in a very
Review: Casual Fling #3
Story Thus Far: Jennifer and her husband, Jennifer, live with their children, in Manhattan. They
Review: Mann’s World #3
Story Thus Far: Mann’s World is a futuristic adventure that follows a group of college
Review: Chariot #1
Story Thus Far: I fell in love with the potential or the story in the
Review: E-RATIC #1 (of 5)
The story for E-ratic #1, is an interesting blend of current events which comes at
Advance Review: American Ronin #1 (of 5)
As a treatise of the kind of world that we may well be heading for;
Review: Bad Mother #2 (of 5)
Daughters, or any family member even, going missing is a common story trope; Taken is
Review: Devil’s Highway #1 (of 5)
Behind every dinner counter there always seems to be a luckless Joe, trying to eek
Advance Review: Archangel 8 #1
Archangel 8 #1, published by AWA, is a comic that is, ostensibly, about competing assassins
Advance Review: The Resistance #1
With The Resistance, J. Michael Straczynski presents an incredibly prescient vision of a world wracked
ADVANCE REVIEW: Red Border #1
A young Mexican couple narrowly escapes the Juarez Cartel by fleeing across the border into
