REVIEW: What’s the Furthest Place from Here? #16
Gods become records, records become memories, memories become music and the cycle begins anew. This,
Matthew Rosenberg
REVIEW: What’s The Furthest Place From Here? #14
Another banger from talented creators Tyler Boss & Matthew Rosenberg. What’s the furthest Place from
REVIEW: Knight Terrors: The Joker #1 (of 2)
The Knight Terrors saga is all about DC Comics taking a peek into the nightmares
REVIEW: What’s the Furthest Place From Here? #13
Don’t we all sometimes ask that question? “What’s the furthest place from here?” Issue 13
Review: DC vs Vampires: Hunters #1
The fun of the modern DC Multiverse books are two fold. We get to see
Review: Detective Comics #1058
Every aspect of the main tale in Detective Comics 1058 leaves one wondering just how
Review: Detective Comics #1052
The main story in Detective Comics 1052 may be one of the worst Batman comics
Review: DC vs Vampires #3 (of 12)
Its universe shaking time once again as an alternative DC universe is engulfed with vampires.
REVIEW: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #53.LR
Sin Eater (1st Appearance Spectacular SPIDER-MAN #107) has an obsession to destroy people who abuse
REVIEW: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #52.LR
Let me first start off by saying that I am pumped by the direction of
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 1.1.2020
As mentioned in my favorite covers of the week article I am looking to get
Review: Hawkeye Freefall #1
People can’t seem to get enough of an archer; well maybe over at Marvel at
Review: Uncanny X-Men #20
Running alongside the chaos that is this years multi-series X-Event, the main book, Uncanny X-Men
Review: The Punisher #11
Synopsis: The Punisher tracked down Baron Zemo in the Hydra nation of Bagalia. As he
PREVIEW: UNCANNY X-MEN #17
First…the X-Men lose one of their own. Then…the new Black King of the Hellfire Club
Review: Uncanny X-Men #12
“Every ending has a beginning.”“ The narrator tells us on the opening (all black) page
Review: The Punisher #8
So, before we get to the review let me ask you a question. If you
Review: Uncanny X-Men #11
One thing about Marvel over the last couple of years or so, is that regardless
Review: Marvel Knights #2
Synopsis: It seems that the world and its superheroes have repressed all memories of Superhero
Review: The Punisher #4
I’ve been a huge fan of Matthew Rosenberg’s since his Black Mask days. The first
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