Review: Star Trek #1
Assumptions! We all have them. When it comes to the world of the funny books,
IDW Publishing
Review: Crashing #2
The pressures of life are many; be they work, home, love, being a Dolphins fan
Advance Review: Dead Seas #1
What is it about ghost stories that intrigue us? Is it the mystery, the out
Review: The Rocketeer – The Great Race #4 (of 4)
Homage or repetition, that’s the question that may be asked of this concluding issue of
Review: Dark Spaces Wildfire #1 (of 5)
“911, whats your emergency?” is a refrain oft hard in my house. Just when I
Review: Loved and Lost – A Relationship Trilogy (TP)
Comics come in all shapes and sizes, pretty much like love and relationships. So what
Review: Yellow Cab GN
When you hear the words “yellow cab” you may think Taxi Driver, or the tv
Review: The Rocketeer The Great Race #1 (of 4)
One of the most endearing facets in comic books, at least for me, is the
Review: Star Trek: The Mirror War #0
Setting itself as a prequel of sorts, this zero issue bridges the gap between the
Review: Star Wars The High Republic Adventures #4
It cannot be overstated how important Daniel Jose Older and Harvey Tolibao’s Star Wars The
Review: Star Trek Year 5 #18
There is an axiom that questions “does life imitate art or does art imitate life?”
REVIEW: ROM – Dire Wraiths #3 (of 3)
This mini-series adding value to the idea of how the Dire Wraiths came to Earth
Review: Star Wars Adventures: Smugglers Run #1 (of 2)
A long time ago, in a galaxy that had yet to be purchased by the
Review: Star Trek Voyager: Seven’s Reckoning #1 (of 4)
Of all the Trek content that breached the TV of the 90’s the Star-Battle-Star-Trek-Galactica-Voyager show
Review: Star Trek DS9: Too Long A Sacrifice #1 (of 4)
Apparently it has been 10 years since the last DS9 comic series. My, how time
Advance Review: Sleeping Beauties #1 (of 10)
It’s pretty hard to do an advance review of a comic based on an existing
Advance Review: Sea of Sorrows #1 (of 4)
Moving away from their licensed properties, IDW set their sail to the proverbial winds as
Review: Marvel Action: Captain Marvel #4
Over the last couple of years, there have been publishing crossover featuring a range of
Advance Review: Dying is Easy #1 (of 5)
As a truism, “dying is easy, comedy is hard” is probably one of the most
Review: Star Trek – The Conflict TP
Since Star Trek first arrived in the 60’s it has managed to capture the imaginations
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