Advance Review: ‘Black Hammer The End’ #1 Enters The Multiverse … Unfortunately
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Superheroes are facing an interdimensional villain who threatens to destroy all creation.
Read moreStop me if you’ve heard this one before: Superheroes are facing an interdimensional villain who threatens to destroy all creation.
Read moreWhat a way to conclude an initial storytelling arc! W0rldtr33 #5 kicks off with a time jump to 2049 featuring
Read moreTalk about a who’s who of comic book talent. New creator-owned publisher DSTLRY has assembled an Avengers-like roster of founding
Read moreCall it a different kind of space race in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – The Scorpius Run #1. Lost
Read moreFrom the Bible’s Jonah to Moby Dick to Pinocchio, whales have served as a storytelling focal point for millennia. With
Read moreTerrorWar #5 must have been a labor of love for artist Dave Acosta. Acosta, more than ably assisted by inker
Read moreThe good news is that this issue of The Rocketeer: In the Den of Thieves starts off with something that’s
Read moreThe Stranger Things universe has grown to the point where it can be difficult to remember certain characters, particularly though
Read moreTransitional issues can be difficult to pull off. They require the right mix of exposition and action. Answer too many
Read moreSometimes all it takes to jar you out of enjoying a terrific comic book is a single panel that is
Read moreFor a series that has been around for more than 25 issues, bringing a story to a conclusion can be
Read moreRogue Sun has always been a series about family. Yes, it has superpowered beings smacking each other around for control
Read moreWelcome to Colonia! It was nice knowing you. People keep dying in Colonia at an alarming rate. In fact, the
Read moreAfter the thrilling conclusion of Jean-Luc Picard’s career seen in the Paramount+ show Star Trek: Picard, IDW takes us 76
Read moreWhen a comic book’s creative team is in sync, it’s truly magic. Amazing visuals drive a compelling story, practically forcing
Read moreOver the past several issues, the heroes of Exorcists Never Die have fought their way through manifestations of most of
Read moreThe recent passing of The Exorcist director William Friedkin has brought the horror movie back into the headlines. But in
Read moreThere’s no nice way to put this: Roger Dalton is a schlub. He’s an overweight loser who never amounted to
Read moreLove is a many-layered phenomenon. While it often encompasses positive feelings that song writers and poets have been opining on
Read moreFresh off their Eisner Award win for best digital comic, Scott Snyder and Tula Lotay are back with the second
Read moreIn comic books, sometimes the best writing comes when there is no text on the page. Occasionally it’s better to
Read moreAs the saying goes, those who fail to study the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it. Apparently the
Read moreWe’ve seen the rise of Golgonooza, now it’s time for the fall. Over the last few issues, the creative team
Read moreIt really isn’t fair to other artists that Andrea Sorrentino is as great of an illustrator as he is. For
Read moreFernando Blanco was asked to do the nearly impossible: To illustrate a woman’s mental recovery after viewing imagery from a
Read moreFrom the beginning, Rogue Sun has always been about family relationships. Marcus and son Dylan never got along. And when
Read moreDespite what Gordon Gekko may have proclaimed in Wall Street, Greed is definitely not good. Greed, of course, is one
Read moreThe creative team behind That Texas Blood returns to Ambrose County to tell a story briefly alluded to in the
Read moreTime Before Time begins its final story arc with a mystery. A masked time-skipping vigilante is trying to ensure that
Read moreIt’s been nearly four months between issues of Something is Killing the Children, and yet that time off has done
Read moreIt’s taken several issues to get some much-needed background information for TerrorWar. We’ve known since the beginning of this limited
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