REVIEW: Chum #3 (of 3)
This dark tale of sex and love and everything in between from ComixTribe, comes to a
comics
REVIEW: Brik #1
As stories go, the bullied kid looking for a way out isn’t the most original
REVIEW: Penny Dreadful #2
Penny Dreadful is highly successful show currently being shown, in the UK, on Sky Atlantic.Â
REVIEW: Civil War II #1 & #2
So here we are, in the midst of another Marvel crossover event that is meant
REVIEW: Aquaman #1
Despite a prominent role in a Justice League arc that led to a DC universe animated
An Interview with Queenie Chan; The BENTONET: The Future of Indie Comics Publication
This is Dodgy, a proud advocate of indie comics and Host of the indie focused podcast,
REVIEW: How To Talk To Girls At Parties
At last! It’s here! A book that, if judging by cover and title, is going
FAITH MANAGES: Supermeh
There’s spoilers for Superman #1 in this! So DC have relaunched Superman, this time with
REVIEW: Action Man #1: Road to Revolution
For us Brits Action Man is, according to the advert at least, “the greatest hero
REVIEW: James Bond 007 #7
It has been a while since I spent some time with the James Bind comic
REVIEW: The Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade
Way back in 1989, back when Batmania was riding high due, to a large part,
LIFE WITH KEVIN debuts as a new digital-first series from Dan Parent and J. Bone on June 22!
Kevin Keller is back – and this time he’s on his own in the big city!
REVIEW: Smosh #2 (of 6)
Being how I only use YouTube for watching music videos and game play, I may
REVIEW: Detective Comics #934
There is a popular theory around the film “The Madness of King George VIII”. It
REVIEW: Sherlock – A Study in Pink #1
In my house, there is an ongoing debate as to which show is better, Sherlock
REVIEW: Ninjak #16
Ninjak is one the key books in the Valiant universe, which is high praise when
REVIEW: Hellboy in Hell #10
Endings, closure and finality.  Is the hero victorious or has he fallen to the might of a
REVIEW: The Revisionist #1
We are in possible paradox making, definitely head ache causing time travel again, for the
REVIEW: The Shadow: The Death of Margo Lane #1 (of 5)
Potentially running the risk of, appropriately it may seem, not being seen at first glance
REVIEW: Baltimore, Empty Graves #3 (of 5)
Middle issues are where I feel many mini series can come undone. If you think
