Advance Review: Biding Time In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #23
After two strong introductory installments in the current “The Road to Tribulation” story arc, the new issue of Something Is
Read moreAfter two strong introductory installments in the current “The Road to Tribulation” story arc, the new issue of Something Is
Read moreIn 2019, Australian writer David Hazan won the Mad Cave Studios Talent Search alongside artist Shane Connery Volk. With the
Read moreSports and horror are not two genres often presented in the same story. When the particular sport in question is
Read moreDylan Siegel’s family life is…complicated. His mom has turned him into his school’s dean for bullying other students into doing
Read moreIn any experiment, a control group is essential. This group is not subjected to the particulars of the study –
Read moreThe Black Hammer series has been one of the most consistently entertaining set of comic stories over the past several
Read moreGeof Darrow’s work is always something to behold. Known for his visual collaborations with Frank Miller in Hard Boiled and
Read moreThe highly serialized, chronologically mixed-up series Time Before Time takes a breather in issue #12 to tell an old-fashioned detective
Read moreThe Isle of Man is not your typical comic book setting. Then again, Cold Iron is not your typical comic
Read moreThe coming-of-age graphic novel Good Game, Well Played follows teenager Sienna and a group of her young coworkers as they
Read moreThe reliably entertaining Star Trek: The Mirror War inexplicitly hits the inertial dampeners in issue #6. Telling the story of
Read moreWho knew that a first-of-its kind air race could be so boring? Instead of carrying the momentum from a strong
Read moreIt seems odd that arguably the best Star Trek comic book series from publisher IDW focuses on the minor characters
Read moreFor vampires, you never forget your first time. In this case, the first time is tasting human blood. After all,
Read moreIf a comic book rendition of high school friends playing a roleplaying game is your idea of a great read,
Read moreAfter nearly two dozen issues and a spin-off series, you wouldn’t think that the Something is Killing the Children series
Read moreOne of the funniest panels in the latest issue of Step By Bloody Step features a character holding a finger
Read moreYou think you have family issues? Imagine being Dylan Siegel. His dad, the original Rogue Sun, died in the series
Read moreLaunched earlier this month on Zoop, Sentience is about an android that is questioning her place in the world. Billed
Read moreComputer gamers often use the phrase “good game, well played” or “GGWP” to congratulate someone after a match. But in
Read moreJean-Luc Picard is a one of the best characters in Star Trek lore, up there with Kirk, Spock, Quark and
Read moreThe end of the original Enterprise’s five-year mission has been the stuff of speculation for decades. Cut short after only
Read moreIf you’ve been missing the misadventures of aliens Quark, his brother Rom, mom Moogie and the Grad Nagus from Star
Read moreIf you’re a fan of the Netflix series Stranger Things and are thinking that the new comic book tie-in series
Read moreIt is sometimes said that a person’s life can be measured by what they leave after they have died. If
Read moreWhat is reality, and what is our role in it? How important to that reality are the made-up stories we
Read moreWhen it comes to horror in comics, vampires are hot once again. After giving up the title of most popular
Read moreOne of the unfortunate side effects of abbreviated television seasons brought on by streaming services is that, in ensemble shows,
Read moreSet two years after Captain Jen-Luc Picard’s victory in conquering the shipbuilding operations at Faundora, publisher IDW returns to Star
Read moreIDW is taking advantage of the Rocketeer’s 40th anniversary with a four-part limited series featuring the World War II-era hero.
Read moreAfter taking its time to introduce readers to a cadre of tween and teenaged vampires in the premiere issue, Little
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