REVIEW: James Bond 007 #7
It has been a while since I spent some time with the James Bind comic
Dynamite
LIGHTNING REVIEW #10
Boy, do we have a great Lightning Review for you this week! Welcome to my
REVIEW: Dejah Thoris #5
Writer Frank J. Barbiere is back at it again with artists Francesco Manna and Morgan
REVIEW: Smosh #2 (of 6)
Being how I only use YouTube for watching music videos and game play, I may
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: Army of Darkness: Furious Road #4
Speeding full throttle into the final stretch of the story the team are falling like
LIGHTNING REVIEW #6
Hey everybody! Welcome to Lightning Reviews, where I share condensed critiques of all the comics
RISING STARS CULLEN BUNN AND ALEX SANCHEZ DEVELOP AN ALL-NEW BATTLESTAR GALACTICA SERIES AT DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT
Eisner Award-nominated writer Cullen Bunn’s star continues to rise, as critics rally around new projects
REVIEW: The Twilight Zone: The Shadow #2 (of 4)
Dynamite Comics’ look at The Shadow’s past continues; albeit through the looking-glass of his impact
REVIEW: Dejah Thoris #4
Dejah Thoris’ journey of self discovery continues, albeit with a slave-ish supplication followed by rebel themed
REVIEW: Miss Fury Vol 2 #2
Written by Corinna Bechko, art by Johnathan Lao, published by Dynamite Being a fan of
REVIEW: Smosh #1
I feel like everything under the sun is getting licensed as a comic these days.
REVIEW: Gold Key Alliance #2
Let’s not judge a book by its title. Let me explain for those of you
REVIEW: Pathfinder: Hollow Mountain #6
Let’s judge this book by its cover… Nothing screams Dungeons and Dragons like giant spiders
REVIEW: The Twilight Zone: The Shadow #1 (of 4)
Dynamite continues its trend of mashing up differing properties with this one, at least at
REVIEW: Xena: Warrior Princess #1
When I heard that Dynamite was launching the second volume of Xena: Warrior Princess, I
REVIEW: Dejah Thoris #3
With all the trauma of past issues still impacting the former Princess of Mars, Dejah
REVIEW: Miss Fury Vol. 2 #1
Its 1942. New York is left vulnerable as every able-bodied male is enlisting to take
REVIEW: Army of Darkness: Furious Road #2
Let’s judge this book by its cover… It’s full on Ash as we get a
REVIEW: Lords of the Jungle #1 Feat. Tarzan & Sheena
You would have thought that if a publisher had mashed worlds together in an effort
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