Review: Red Sonja #6
Another week and yet another Red Sonja series seems to meander to its conclusion. Whilst
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Review: The Best of Cat Girl
You may think that the UK comics scene is 2000 AD and little else. Whilst
Review: Naughty List #1
This new book from AfterShock Comics looks at one of the most popular traditions, from
Review: Dejah Thoris versus John Carter of Mars #3
Whilst it is standard comic book fare to have a comic book cover that has
Review: Dejah Thoris Vs John Carter of Mars #1
Following on from Dejah Thoris: Winter’s End, Dejah and her man John Carter have their
Review: James Bond Agent of SPECTRE #2 (of 5)
After a fantastic first issue, running the rule over the following issues is a tough
Advance Review: Shadecraft #1
High school would be bad enough for Zadie Lu. Having her brother, who happens to
Review: James Bond Agent of Spectre #1
One of the biggest hits for Dynamite in recent years was the high quality James
Review: Lonely Receiver #2 (of 5)
I think Neil Sedaka said it best; breaking up is hard to do. Add to
Review: Lonely Receiver #1
What would you do if your perfect partner, matched specifically to your exact needs falls
Review: Red Sonja – The Complete Gail Simone Omnibus H/C
For many creators, writers and artists, there is a time when they hit the high
Review: Collapser #3
 By: Shawn Warner Mikey Way and Shaun Simon really get down to business in this
Review: Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #3
Doom Patrol, in its many iterations has been among my favorite superhero team titles. Since
Review: Death-Defying Devil Vol 2 #1
From the pages of Project Superpowers, the Death-Defying Devil stars in the second volume of
REVIEW: Bloodshot Rising Spirit #3
Project Rising Spirit was a pioneer in advanced weaponry and scientific innovation. Their crowning achievement
Review: Bloodshot – Rising Spirit #1
Valiant’s own super soldier is back in another series. Set before Salvation, before Reborn he
Review: Hope…For the Future
The pages of 2000 AD have featured any number of wonderful stories over the years
Review: James Bond Origin #1
Ever wondered what a young James Bond was like, way back when he was a
Review: The Dreaming #1
It is hard (at least, hard for me) to believe that Neil Gaiman created Sandman
Review: Battlestar Galactica Classic Omnibus Vol 2
From a certain point of view, it could be argued that all the big mainstream
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