Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #6 Review: Oroku Saki Chooses Blood, Pain, and Pure Chaos
There are comic books that entertain you, and then there are comic books that grab
Scott Hanna
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #26 (Lgy 920)
I normally say when a review contains spoilers, but thanks to the Merry Marvel Marketing
Review: The New Golden #1 One-Shot & Justice Society of America #1 (AKA; The Return of Geoff Johns)
The end of November and the start of December brought with them the re-start of
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #4 (Lgy #898)
Normally, I worry about fortnightly books. Somewhere along the way something has to give, be
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Lgy #897)
I know that this book came out last week, but I needed time to reflect
Advance Review: Amazing Spider-Man #1 (Lgy #895)
On the eve of his 60th anniversary, Spider-Man gets another restart. So what is different
Review: Heroes Reborn: Peter Parker The Amazing Shutterbug #1
Peter Parker The Amazing Shutterbug is a tragic waste of an interesting concept. As part
Review: Amazing Spider-Man 54.LR
The Fallen Order storyline continues to weave its way through the life of Peter, Norman,
REVIEW: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #53.LR
Sin Eater (1st Appearance Spectacular SPIDER-MAN #107) has an obsession to destroy people who abuse
Review: Batgirl #50
This giant-sized issue is a great example of what has gone wrong with Batgirl. Is
N2YCBD: A-Force TPBK
Recently, I have been enjoying the “Last Avenger” story line that has been running throughout
Review: Supergirl #26
Oh dear. It seems that Supergirl has found herself de-powered and a tad tied up.Â
Review: Wonder Woman #32
How quick can a fortnight change things? Last issue of Wonder Woman was so much
Review: Wonder Woman #31
After an odd little transition period, DC have gone and acquired a writer who, for
Review: Trinity #11
Oh dear. Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman have themselves a bit of a situation on
REVIEW: Fantastic Four #645
STORY BY: James Robinson, Karl Kesel, Louise Simonson, Tom DeFalco, Jeff Parker ART BY: Leonard Kirk, Karl Kesel,
