Review: ‘Life Drawing’ By Jaime Hernandez
Following on the heels of the collection Tonta which came out some six years ago, Life Drawings continues with slice
Read moreFollowing on the heels of the collection Tonta which came out some six years ago, Life Drawings continues with slice
Read moreWhat happens when the hottest night club around turns out to be an alien spaceship that’s also a brutal deathtrap?
Read moreProphecies, betrayals, and secret passions begin to paint the clearest picture yet in this series centered on the ultimate-ized Wakanda.
Read moreHuck and his mother continue to track across America in pursuit of a missing woman, giving readers the chance to
Read moreWriter Rick Remender does a great job with scripting a surreal installment of this series. There are also some great
Read moreAs far as lies go, finding out someone is prettier or richer than they let on is far from the
Read moreI Was A Fashion School Serial Killer #4 ratchets the gore and bodies up another level with a shocking revelation
Read moreIf there’s one thing you really, really learn from this issue of Absolute Superman is that the Lazarus Corp is
Read moreSirens blare, washing the old refrigeration warehouse in red emergency lights. A chained Cooper (Hudson Wurster) and Jordan (Flora McInroy)
Read moreAhhh that dreaded annual corporate rite – the performance review! It’s the opportunity for your manager to finally screw up
Read moreMarvel snuck out a special Age of Revolution #0 preview issue this week, but I’ve been out of town and
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Read moreOuter space is exciting. Outer space is dangerous. Outer space is…boring? At least that’s what Nurse Christine Chapel is feeling
Read moreA universe in chaos, cast into a furious war, is but a game to a duo of mysterious shadowy figures.
Read moreEver wanted to read the equivalent of multiple villains doing sporadic monologues with plot that moves truly glacially slow in-between?
Read moreWriter and co-plotter Peter Warren along with co-plotter Rick Remender provide an explanation in this issue that fulfills the series’
Read moreBrothers reconnected, seeking peace and a return to their roots, face one of their greatest threats: a corrupt justice system.
Read moreThe compulsion to remake movies that never needed to be remade is far from a modern impulse. It was happening
Read moreVarious problems exist in this collection. One of these problems is the fact that there are underage scenes. Although the
Read moreWelcome to the table, When Mad Cave Studio sent me a first look at The Theory of K.O. —
Read moreOnly three issues into its run and Invincible Universe: Battle Beast has established itself as one of the best-looking comics
Read moreIn the present, this week’s X-books feature a trio of titles launching new storylines, while in the past, Chris Claremont
Read moreHow far is Revival’s Sheriff Wayne Cypress (David James Elliot) willing to go to protect his town? In the wake
Read moreThe covers are by artists Frank Paur, Megan Hetrick, Jae Lee along with colorist June Chung, and Mark Spears. They
Read moreCome on down to Lunaria, the hottest new nightclub in Gotham City. Whew, maybe it’s actually a bit too hot.
Read moreAfter two introductory issues featuring a good mix of exposition and action, Blood & Thunder #3 is an unapologetic extended
Read moreWelcome to the table, It’s Superman Week here at Comicon.com, and that means we are covering all things Superman.
Read moreWelcome to the table, Every so often, a comic comes along that so fundamentally fits into exactly what I’m
Read moreThere is something about the type of hope that heroes wearing that iconic S shield tend to bring with them.
Read moreWelcome to the table, I very rarely put my players against dragons. In the decades I have run various
Read morePeople love to lament that no one answers the phone anymore, but those same people should watch Fritz Lang’s The
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