Top 10 Comics for the Week of 6/5/2019
So in the tradition of transparency, I did not get to read as many comics
Brian Wood
REVIEW: Sword Daughter #6
The Forty Swords catch up to Dag and Elsbeth, and a battle is fought on
Review: Conan Omnibus Volume 6
Synopsis: On the heels of two important news stories concerning everyone’s favorite Hyborian age barbarian
Review: Robocop Citizen’s Arrest # 2
Synopsis: This issue opens with the narrator reminiscing about the time there were actually heroes
Advance Review: Sword Daughter #1
The Forty Swords, came through the night to massacres an entire village. All that remains,
Interview: Catching Up with the Viking Kings – Sword Daughter Writer Brian Wood and Artist Mack Chater
One of the strongest books of last year was survivalist story Briggs Land. Now Brian
Advance Review: Robotech #1
In 1985, a fresh-faced, thirteen-year-old version of myself was introduced to two things that would
Interview: Catching Up with a Couple of Lone Wolves – Briggs Land Writer Brian Wood and Artist Mack Chater
A little while ago, we ran an advance review for Briggs Land – Lone Wolves
Advance Review: Briggs Land – Lone Wolves #1
In today’s uber-sensitive world, it feel like it is getting harder to get along. Whether is be sexuality,
REVIEW: John Carter: The End #3
There are secrets within secrets in the royal house of Helium. And from the different
REVIEW: John Carter The End #1
If you’ve read Chris Claremont’s X-Men run from the 80s and 90s you know there
REVIEW: Briggs Land #4
The Briggs Land series as a whole has been very consistently impressive. The various plots
REVIEW: Eve Valkyrie #1
Writer:Â Brian Wood Artist:Â Eduardo Francisco Publisher: Dark Horse Comics As a child, Ran Agole has it
ADVANCE REVIEW: Rebels #7
Writer:Â Brian Wood Artist:Â Matthew Woodson Colorist: Jordie Bellaire Cover Artist:Â Tula Lotay On Sale:Â October 14, 2015 A
REVIEW: Starve #3
Creative team of Brian Wood, Danijel Zezelj and Dave Stewart. Don’t judge a book by
A Chat with Brian Wood
Comic Crusaders got the chance to chat with Brian Wood, the multiple Eisner nominated writer
REVIEW: Mono: Pacific 2.1
Mono: Pacific: 2.1 Writer: Brian Wood Artist: Sergio Sandoval Colorist: Diego Rodriguez Letterer: Jim Campbell
REVIEW: Rebels #1
Written by Brian Wood Art by Andrea Mutti Published by Dark Horse Comics Brian Wood
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