Review: Bitter Root #2
Occasionally a piece of art, no matter the form, transcends it’s genre and conveys a
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Review: Detective Comics #994
Being the huge Batman fan that I am, I have been reading both Batman proper
Review: Belle The Beast Hunter #6 (of 6)
This issue of Belle The Beast Hunter wraps up the six issue mini-series which followed
Review: Uncanny X-Men #4
Nineties nostalgia has been everywhere for some time including the world of the X-Men. The
SERIAL SATURDAY: THE SOCIETY FOR THE REMARKABLE SUICIDE CHAPTER 35
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Review: Harley Quinn #55
Now that television is moving more and more to streaming services one thing that has
Review: Bordertown #4
DC/Vertigo“s Bordertown #4 proves once again that identity matters in storytelling and it matters even
Review: Lords of the Cosmos #2
Lords of the Cosmos #2 picks up where issue #1 left off, following the same
The Comics How To: FINDING THE CHARACTER – PART II
When last we left our new hero, I had proclaimed the identity of a psychic
Review: Curse Words #18
Previously in Curse Words, Jacques Zacques had been confronted by Mr. Opaque. Opaque, having sought
Advanced Review: Laguardia #1
Sometimes, as a writer, you have to be prescient in order to be timely. Nnedi
Review: Lords of the Cosmos #1
Being a child of the eighties, I thought I was fairly up to date on
Review: Daredevil #612
Daredevil #612 marks the end of the ”˜Death of Daredevil“ storyline along with Charles Soule“s
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Review: Wonder Woman #59
Wonder Woman is one of those characters that can change dramatically depending on who is
Review: Maneaters #3
Chelsea Cain“s Maneaters (Image Comics) is a delectable revelation about how gender works in our
Review: Barbarella #12
Barbarella, a long running comic book series published first in 1962 by the French Magazine
REVIEW: Red Sonja #23
Amy Chu and Erik Burnham“s Red Sonja #23 (Dynamite Comics) might be the most complete
Comic Starting Points for 11/28/2018
Another week to jump into the world of comics! Whether you are looking to get
The Comics How To: FINDING THE CHARACTER – PART I
Now that I have secured the story’s main through-line/main plot/theme, I need to create a
