WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 17
The Story So Far: Three convicts escape from a New England prison to hunt for
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Review: Green Lanterns #44
Since the whole Rebirth imitative, there have been a couple of books that been consistently
Review: Dark Nights Metal #6 (of 6)
Timing, in cooking, life and love, is of paramount importance. Without timing, your soufflé will collapse,
WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 16
The Story So Far: Three convicts escape from a New England prison to hunt for
Review: Nightwing #41
Since the New 52, moving into Rebirth, Dick Grayson has had more than a few
Review: Batgirl Stephanie Brown TPB Vol 2
Regular listeners to either The Definitive Crusade or it’s sister show The Dynamic Convergence should
Review: Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #40
It seems that no matter how well you plan something, there is always a fly
WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 15
Created by:Â Bryan Hoover and Rafael Desquitado Jr. Written & Lettered by:Â Bryan Hoover Pencilling and inking
Review: The Terrifics #1
DC’s most recent attempt to “out Marvel, Marvel” hits the stands the week and it makes a
Review: Mera – Queen of Atlantis #1 (of 6)
It has become clear for lots of people, that Mera, for whatever reason, has enjoyed
WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 14
Created by:Â Bryan Hoover and Rafael Desquitado Jr. Written & Lettered by:Â Bryan Hoover Art by:Â Rafael Desquitado
Review: The Brave and the Bold – Batman & Wonder Woman #1 (of 6)
The Brave and the Bold comic was one of my favourite books way back when
Review: Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #19
I have been super critical of this book of late, probably due to a couple
Review: Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1
Before the final issue of what seems like the longest mini-series in DC history since
WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 13
Created by:Â Bryan Hoover and Rafael Desquitado Jr. Written & Lettered by: Bryan Hoover Art by:
Review: Swamp Thing – Winter Special
Swamp Thing is one of those character’s whose reputation, at times, actually exceeds his actual
Review: Dark Nights Metal #5 (of 6)
“Is this series still going on?”, are my initial thoughts as I look through this
Review: Justice League of America / Doom Patrol: Milk Wars #1
Welcome to a new world, where heroes are sanitized for the masses, repackaged to cater
Review: Wonder Woman #39
There is a responsibility of being a hero. There is also a responsibility of being
Review: Damage #1
From the pages of Dark Nights Metal comes the first of DC’s “New Age of
