Gehenna Travels To LA For Revenge In ‘Gehenna: Lust For Conquest’
Patrick Kindlon (Tigress Island), Marco Ferrari (Scarlett), and Maurizio Rosenzweig (Dylan Dog) reunite for a third instalment starring their co-creation,
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Reviews
Advance Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ #1 — Possibly The Absolute Perfect ‘D&D’ Comic
Welcome to the table, I have been playing Dungeons & Dragons all my life. It’s my favorite hobby. It’s the thing
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Review — ‘Concrete: Stars Over Sand’ #4 Is Excellent
Paul Chadwick‘s Concrete: Stars Over Sand #4, the penultimate chapter of this miniseries, deftly switches from the physical conflicts and
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Review — ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #4’
Welcome to the table, Found family is a powerful thing, and within the pages of Frankenstein: New World — The
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Review: Alliances Shift In Wonderfully Cheesy ‘The Last Driver’ #3
It’s generally not a good thing when a comic book series is referred to as cheesy. But when that series
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Review: ‘Hidden Springs’ #3 Has ‘Cocoon’ Vibes
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, entertainment was a bit different than it is now. Rather than
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Big Love In Small Moments — Reviewing ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian #2’
Welcome to the table, Hellboy in Love maintains its historic occult ties, while continuing to be a really charming story
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Review: Adult-Oriented ‘Ofiusa’ #2 Moves At Its Own Deliberate Pace
It’s safe to call this second issue of Ofiusa a slow burn. At this point in the six-issue
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Advance Review: Plants And Billionaires Shall Inherit The Earth In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #11
In today’s political climate, the moment you see a billionaire grace the pages of a comic book, you just know
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Review — Nostalgic Saturday Morning Vibes In ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #2
Welcome to the table, If you are looking for pulse-pounding pulp adventure with a side order of occult oddities, then
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Review: Get Your Motor Runnin’ And Head On Down To Miami With ‘Wolverine: Paradise’ #1
Jean Grey is dead, and to put some distance between himself and the situation, Wolverine heads to Miami, where he
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Advance Review: ‘The Eye Collector’ #5 Starts To Reveal A Few Secrets
The first panel of the first page of The Eye Collector #5 says it all. “This can’t be real,” young
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A Real Show Stopping Situation — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #15
To catch a thief in the act, Spider-Man calls the one thief he knows who tried to leave it behind.
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Something Spooky: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft’ #1 Rolls A Lot Of Ones
Welcome to the table, It’s Spooky Season, so I thought it was a good time to take a look at
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New Horrors In A Future Landscape — Reviewing ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #3’
Welcome to the table, When the things that scare us from the past haunt the far-flung future, the terror takes
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Advance Review — A Rushed Journey’s End For ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #12
It’s the end of the line for the Borg-cloned James T. Kirk, the U.S.S. Omega, and the series Star Trek:
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
A shorter one this weekend with just Erik Amaya and me on hand to choose three posts each from the
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Reviewing ‘Kaitō’84’ #5
Welcome to the table, I’m not good with endings. I really don’t do well with them. I tend to skip
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Something Old, Something New, Something Black: Reviewing ‘Venom’ #1
When it comes to ongoing narratives within the realm of superhero comics, what is old is new again, and again.
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Unboxing WizKids ‘G.I. Joe HeroClix Iconix’
Welcome to the table, WizKids is bringing G.I.Joe HeroClix to the table. Now you know … and knowing is half
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Soaring High Once More — Reviewing ‘Nova: Return Of The Rings’ #1
Once upon a time, around fifteen years ago, Marvel Comics entered a period where multiple young new heroes were created.
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A Deep Dive Into One Of The Essential Wolverine Stories Of The Nineties — ‘The Marvel Age: Wolverine — Weapon X’ By Jim Rugg Reviewed
Jim Rugg’s The Marvel Age: Wolverine – Weapon X is another in a series of books from Bloomsbury Academic that takes
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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold — Reviewing ‘The Mafia Vs. The Klan’
Sometimes the title alone is enough to get you reading a graphic novel. Fortunately, in the case of The Mafia
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #12 Races Along
Writer Rick Remender writes a script that may still work for some, but could disappoint a lot of readers. Most
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Workshop Wednesday: Tone Pro Paint Comes To The Table
Welcome to the table, Workshop Wednesday is my little slice of the day where I can dive into all sorts
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Review: Directionless ‘Blood And Thunder’ #18 Continues Its Meandering Ways
If nothing else, Blood & Thunder is a series that’s full of surprises. Some good; some not so much. The
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Review: ‘The Karman Blade’ #2 May Be The Perfect Fantasy Series
You almost have to pity Darcy Van Poelgeest. Almost. Van Poelgeest writes the story for the fantasy limited series
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 5 Roughly Translates
The creative team consists of writer, artist and colorist Florent Maudoux, translator Dan Christensen, localizer and edition designer Mike Kennedy,
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Like Waking From A Strange And Beautiful Dream: ‘A Kiss For Atticus’ #4 Reviewed
What is real or unreal begins to separate as Amber comes to her senses, or is that she is awakens
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Previously On X-Men: Sink Your Teeth Into The Intricate World of ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1
There’s only one X-book out this week, and it’s the alt-reality Midnight X-Men, so I’m skipping ahead to break it
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Review: John Henry Is In The Spotlight In ‘Absolute Superman’ #24
Absolute Superman #24 sees John Henry take up the reins of narration and comment on both Superman and his own new
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