Advance Review: Geiger #1 (of 6)
Please note; excerpts of this review were taken directly from Geof Johns and Gary Frank
Image Comics
Review: Spawn #315
Todd McFarlane recently announced new plans to expand the Spawn Universe with top of the
Advance Review: Karmen #1 (of 5)
Given the task of advance reviews can be great, especially when one f your favourite
Advance Review: Nocterra #1
Originally crossing my desk as part of the Kickstarter segment on the Flipside Focus podcast,
Review: Radiant Black #1
Of all the comic books that Image produce, it is surprising that they don’t have
Review: The Marked #10
Who knew that tattoos can come with magical powers? As I have a couple of
Review: Spawn #313
Todd McFarlane knows how to create great characters, incredible battles and foster amazing artists. He
Review: Crossover #1
When I saw this book in my review list, I thought, “a crossover of Image
Review: Savage Dragon #252
Savage Dragon 252 is a excellent reminder of the joys of reading the Sunday Funnies.
Review: Big Girls #2
One of the best bits of any Power Rangers series is when the Megazord goes
Review: Last of the Independents HC
What is it that makes bank heists such a mine for storytelling? I mean, every
Review: Pulp HC
Every now and again a book comes along that makes you sit back and think.Â
Review: Witchblade #1 Anniversary Edition
If there is ever a book that demonstrates the difference in comic tastes from yesteryear
Review: Spawn #307
Spawn 307 is curiously reminiscent of the buildup to Superman“s original battle against Doomsday. The
Review: A Man Among Ye #1
There are many different genres out in comic book world. True, superheroes take up the
REVIEW: Undiscovered Country #6
Undiscovered Country is a wonderful cacophony of post-apocalyptic story-telling merging with a quest narrative. The
REVIEW: The Ride: Burning Desire TP
A little over a year ago, the first issue of The Ride: Burning Desire crossed
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 5/27/2020
Moving forward for the next few weeks this list is going to be a bit
Review: Paul Is Dead: When the Beatles Lost McCartney
The realm of history is too often fodder for dull story-telling and strict nine panel
Review: The Ludocrats #1
The Ludocrats is the kind of madcap caper combining the wit of Lewis Carroll with
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