REVIEW: Spawn #286
Todd McFarlane“s Spawn is getting closer and closer to its 300th issue. For the original
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Review: Swing, Vol. 1 OGN
The Sejics’ art has been blowing up the internet for some time now; whether it
REVIEW: The Last Siege #1
A mysterious stranger, a tiny castle town, and an endless war forms the basic elements
REVIEW: Crude #2
The world of Steve Orlando and Garry Brown“s “Crude”“ (Image Comics) is cruel, cynical, and
REVIEW: The Gravediggers Union #6
The Grave Diggers Union (Image Comics) is a monthly reminder of how much fun the
REVIEW: Kick Ass #3
Mark Millar and John Romita, Jr.“s Kick-Ass is getting better with each issue. Kick-Ass #3,
REVIEW: CLOVER HONEY SPEC ED TP
Does a graphic narrative become more noir if it is redrawn, re-lettered, and redesigned by
REVIEW: Motor Crush #11
There continues to be something deeply satisfying about reading each issue of Image Comics“ Motor
Advance Review: Kick-Ass #2
One of the foundational assertions of the modern superhero genre is that with great power
REVIEW: Ice Cream Man #2
Reading Ice Cream Man #2, written by W. Maxwell Prince with art by Martin Morazzo,
REVIEW: Kill or be Killed #16
Image Comics“ Kill or be Killed #16 opens with the series’ protagonist, Dylan, in a
Review: Witchblade #2
When we last left Alex Underwood she was in a bit of a pickle. Back
REVIEW: WARFRAME #2
Microtransactions – What do they have to do with comics? Not much, but the gaming
PREVIEW: SON OF SHAOLIN OGN
A kung-fu epic set in the back alleys and subway tunnels of Harlem, New York.
REVIEW: Moonstruck #1
This beautifully colourful comic is a fantastic first issue. Full of interesting characters mixed with
Trumped Up Comics
Comics and politics. The two have always had a relationship that has, for better or
Advance Review: September Mourning Vol. 1
Death and the traditional ideas of souls has been used to tell stories in so
Generation Gone: A Groupchat Interview Experiment
It all started with a Twitter thread. I was scrolling through my often cluttered feed
Interview: Shirtless Bear-Fighter Writers Jody LeHeup & Sebastian Girner – Getting Things of Their Chest
Following the recent Advance Review of Image Comics newest sensation Shirtless Bear-Fighter, we caught up
Family Man: An Interview with Donny Cates
For the past two years, I’ve lived in Indiana and before that I spent a
