Review: Grimm Fairy Tales #66
A wise person once sang, ” I am what I am, and what I am
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For many comic book creators the idea is to get their book some traction, a
Review: Crashing #3
After spending time setting the table, writer Matthew Klein is getting ready to pull the
Review: Resident Alien Book of Love #1 (of 4)
Ah, is there anything better than true love? Well maybe getting in the mood and
Review: Gun Honey Blood for Blood #3 (of 4)
Bucking the trend of some antiseptic images for female characters, Gun Honey Blood for Blood
Review: Hell to Pay #1 (of 6)
“‘Tis the season to be scary, tra la la laaa, la la, la, la”. It
Review: Cherish #1
I wonder if comic execs ever take a look at the shelves in comic book
Review: Star Trek #1
Assumptions! We all have them. When it comes to the world of the funny books,
Review: Grimm Fairy Tales 2022 Horror Pin-Up Special
Just in time for Halloween, comes the 2022 Horror Pin-Up special from Zenescope. Though truth
Review: Crashing #2
The pressures of life are many; be they work, home, love, being a Dolphins fan
Review: Immortal Red Sonja #7
It’s been a while since I stated off the this series with a review; I
Advance Review: Dead Seas #1
What is it about ghost stories that intrigue us? Is it the mystery, the out
Review: Follow Me Down – A Reckless Book
One of the best thing about writing for CC is that I get to see
Review: Scarlet Sisters One-Shot
Dynamite Entertainment have made a commitment to Project Superpowers and their exaggerated cast of characters.
Review: Karma (HC)
I know they say that you should never judge a book by its cover, but
Review: The Vampire Slayer #5
Changing up a premise for an established series, essentially changing key parts, you run the
Review: Dejah Thoris Fairy Tales One Shot
In the modern era of multi-versal shenanigans it seems that every publisher is giving readers
Advance Review: Shock Shop #1 (of 4)
One of the most popular genres in both TV and movies is horror. Now, in
Advance Review: Gun Honey Blood for Blood #1
One of the surprising hits of last year returns with a new run, following the
Review: Robyn Hood The Children of Dr. Moreau
Zenescope continue their own style of publishing, moving away from the structured mini-series style to
