Review: The Last Space Race #4
Aftershock is one of those independent publishers that have become synonymous with quality storytelling. Aftershock
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The Super Sons have been nothing short of pure fun since their inception, Damian Wayne
Review: Thanos #1
Writer Tini Howard has come a long way from winning a Top Cow Talent Hunt
Review: X-O Manowar #26
I’ve been reading X-O Manowar since the first iteration of the title way back in
Review: Gretel #2
I must confess a bit of naivety where the Zenescope Entertainment Universe is concerned. I
Review: Batman #68
Tom King is not making it easy to be a fan of Batman proper. The
Review: Action Comics #1009
Brian Michael Bendis has been on a real tear since coming to DC Comics, particularly
Review: Wonder Woman #66
Although Wonder Woman has been on my pull-list for several years now and the title
Review: Deadly Class #37
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Review: Nightwing #57
    By: Shawn Warner Nightwing has been one of my favorite characters ever since Dick Grayson
Review: Army of Darkness/Bubba Ho-Tep #1
Okay first of all when I heard this book was coming out my fanboy senses
Review: Conan the Barbarian #3
   By: Shawn Warner I must admit before I began reading this current Conan series by
Review: Spider-Man/Deadpool #45
This is one of those titles that I have been getting since the first issue,
Knights of the Golden Sun: Ancient Writings’ Influence on Modern Comic Books
From the Old Testament to the New Mutants we have always been fascinated by heroics
Review: Aquaman #44
By: Shawn Warner This is the second issue in Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Aquaman run and
Review: Nightwing #56
By: Shawn Warner Nightwing has been one of my favorite characters since his first appearance
Review: Batgirl #30
By: Shawn Warner Batgirl has been a book that has had some growing pains, particularly
Review: Thor #8
Jason Aaron has become synonymous with Thor in much the same way Walter Simonson was
Review: The Batman Who Laughs #1
Physical darkness, the actual absence of light can be terrifying. The fear of not knowing
Review: Detective Comics #994
Being the huge Batman fan that I am, I have been reading both Batman proper
