Manga Review: ‘Mimi’s Tales Of Terror’ By Junji Ito
Junji Ito‘s Mimi’s Tales of Terror is a compilation of nine manga stories based on Shin Mimibukuro, a collection of urban
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Reviews
Manga Review — ‘Betwixt: A Horror Manga Anthology’
Happy Halloween! I’m back at it again with some more horror manga. Betwixt: A Horror Manga Anthology is a collection of manga
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Wrapped In The Feels: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #4
Earth has an expiration date. That’s according to former Titans member Tempest. The question: does Beast Boy truly believe that?
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New To You Comics #132: Taking The ‘Phantom Road’ Less Traveled
Everyone has different tastes in comics. Here at New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Tom dive
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The Whitest Guy You Know: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers’ #3
Grab the American flag, drape it over the shoulders grandly, and get ready for some hoorah speechifying by Captain America!
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Advance Review: Looking For Some Needed Surprises In ‘Our Bones Dust’ #1
Ben Stenbeck is taking on a lot on Our Bones Dust. A frequent collaborator with the legendary Mike Mignola, Stenbeck
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #10 Hurt On Landing
Writer Greg Weisman does well with the characterization in his scripting. His dialogue feels very believable, and sees great enhancement
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Swimming With Tom And Jerry: Esther Williams’ ‘Dangerous When Wet’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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It’s Not A Twilight Thing — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #11
Vengeful teens. Murderous symbiotes. Hobgoblins. Mental Health. Miles Morales has dealt with a lot lately. Add vampires to that list.
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Just The Story Of A Boy: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1075
Batman has a lot of inner demons to battle. Unfortunately, the newest mental resident was placed there by the Orghams.
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Review — ‘Avengers Inc.’ #2 Does A Little Espionage & Murder
Avengers Inc. started last month with a mission statement — a non-team that’s handling super-powered threats and problems that aren’t
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What Was Lost, Now Found: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #144
Since the moment it began, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been a franchise built around the varied concept of family.
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Surviving The American Frontier: ‘Westward The Women’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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An Introspective Odyssey: Juni Ba’s ‘Mobilis: My Life With Captain Nemo’ Reviewed
“It has been centuries since the oceans rose and swallowed up all the nations of men. Now only beasts and
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Gothic Gags And Haunting Horrors: Mark Russell And Peter Snejbjerg’s ‘Cereal’ Reviewed
What started off as a one-off strip repurposing kid’s cereal mascots as highly-emotive, deeply tragic gothic archetypes soon developed into
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Advance Review: A Fight On Two Fronts In ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #34
Finally, after 13-odd issues, it’s come down to this. Something is Killing the Children, the once-great series featuring monster hunter
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Excited With A Swirl Of Disappointment: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ Vol 6
Once upon a time, basically the early 2000’s, Marvel Comics had Wolverine appearing in a good portion of their publications.
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Advance Review: The Figglybumps Go To War In ‘Ice Cream Man’ #37
It’s the Big One. The War to End All Wars. The battle of… the Figglybumps and the bob-bots? And isn’t
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‘Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix’ Reviewed
Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix is a mixed media series animated by studio Bobbypills (Crisis Jung) and created by Adi Shankar (The Guardians of
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Review ‘Big Game’ #4 Offers Up Classic Crossover Conventions But With A Millar Twist
With Hit-Girl finding herself stuck some 65 million years ago in Big Game #4, any hardcore Millarverse fan will probably
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Advance Review: Love Is A Battlefield In ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #10
Imagine not being able to recognize the one you love. Worse still, imagine that you can only see the one
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Immortality, It’s Yours For The Taking!: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #58
The war between the Bat and the Cat intensifies as the penultimate chapter of their heartbreaking event brings new threats.
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Advance Review — Tynion And Simmonds Sink Their Teeth Into ‘Universal Monsters: Dracula’ #1
It wouldn’t be Spooky Season without a great vampire story. And James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds retell the father
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Advance Review: Jock Takes ‘Gone’ #1 To The Stars
Upstart publisher DSTLRY burst onto the comic scene last August with its collection of short stories called The Devil’s Cut.
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Creepy Comics Cavalcade: Don’t Cross The Green In ‘Legend Of The Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular’
One of the staples of the last three months of every year is DC Comics’ seasonal anthology specials. Most years
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The Plight Of The Accused: Reviewing Orson Welles’ ‘The Trial’
Imagine… It’s the middle of the night. You’re asleep. Suddenly you wake up and, a moment later, a stranger walks
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
And we’re back! After a brief hiatus, Something For The Weekend returns to its regular Saturday afternoon slot with a
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From The Last Two Weeks
This week we’re going to round up the last TWO WEEKS worth of reviews, since I was at the Javits
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Advance Review — Gearing Up For The Big Fight In ‘Black Hammer: The End’ #3
With the multiverse at stake – and only a handful of issues left – it’s time for Black Hammer: The
Read moreReview– ‘Batman/Superman: World’s Finest’ #20 Returns To Kingdom Come
Kingdom Come is one of the most famous stories in DC Comics’ long and storied history. In Batman/Superman: World’s Finest
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Review: Tricks And Treats With ‘Gargoyles Halloween Special’ #1
Covers A and F are by artist Matteo Lolli. They both suggest a fun adventure featuring the Gargoyles. Part of
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