Advance Review — There Is Plenty To See In ‘The Eye Collector’ #1
Have you ever read a comic book or watched a movie that was so bizarre that, while you have no
Read more
advance review
Advance Review — ‘The Odyssey’ #1 Cleverly Sets The Classic Epic In Outer Space
If in space, no one can hear you scream, are the Sirens going to be much of a threat?
Read more
Advance Review — ‘Of The Earth’ #1 Is A Slow Burn Of Terror
The best horror stories are not the ones that scare you from the outset. Instead, they are the ones that
Read more
Advance Review — ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #9 Takes An Unwelcome Pause In The Action
It seems like Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’s latest big bad wasn’t all that big or bad. After defeating half of
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Odin’ #1 Kicks Off A Road Trip From Hell — Or Asgard
From the start, the new limited series Odin tries to walk the line among genres. There are elements of a
Read more
Advance Review — Gritty Artwork Tells Its Own Story In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #7
Sometimes all it takes is a change in artists to breathe new life into a comic book series.
Read more
Advance Review — ‘Dead By Daylight: The Hillbilly’ #2 Needs More Hillbilly
For a story that is supposed to give readers and gamers the origin story of a particularly nasty baddie, Dead By Daylight: The Hillbilly #2 could
Read more
Advance Review: ‘That Texas Blood’ #21 Returns True To Form
Sheriff Joe Bob is back — and if you know who that is, you know that it’s a cause for
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Blood & Thunder’ #13 Stages A Prison Break And Regains Its Footing
Is there anything more gratifying than seeing someone or something that has lost its way find itself again?
Read more
Advance Review — ‘If Destruction Be Our Lot’ #1 Uses Robots To Examine The Human Condition
A new series about artificial intelligence and sentient machines has found an unlikely hero in…Abraham Lincoln. Or rather a mechanical
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #12 Reminds Us Why We Fell In Love With This Series
And then there were two. Just not the two you expected. It’s been a rough Halloween night for
Read more
Advance Review — Death Comes To France In ‘Corpse Knight’ #1
Daddy’s back! And this time he’s mad! In Image Comics’ newest series, Corpse Knight, young Foy and her
Read more
Advance Review — Simmonds and Boss Perfectly Complement Each Other In ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #3
In the hands of artist Martin Simmonds, the Paris opera house’s ghost blurs the line between a monstrous human under
Read more
Advance Review — ‘Ice Cream Man’ #45 Channels Hitchcock In All His Glory
As the saying goes, “Good artists borrow; great artists steal.” To take it one step further — if you are
Read more
Advance Review — ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #8 Ratchets Up The Action
If the last issue of Invincible Universe: Battle Beast suffered only a cameo appearance from the titular character, this latest
Read more
Advance Review – ‘Blood & Thunder’ #12 Closes Out A Disappointing And Confusing Story Arc
On the plus side, this issue of Blood & Thunder gives readers a definitive ending to this story arc. Until
Read more
Advance Review — A Killer Is On The Loose In ‘Dead By Daylight: The Hillbilly’ #1
A comic book based on a video game franchise is nothing new. But when that franchise is the hugely successful
Read more
Review — Kirk Again Takes Command Of ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #6
After two issues of staying disappearing into the background, James T. Kirk finally reemerges from the shadows in the latest
Read more
Advance Review — ‘White Sky’ #2 Tells A Compelling Story, But Doesn’t Reveal Many Secrets
Two issues into Image Comics’ new series White Sky, and questions are still piling up for readers? What happened that
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’’#2 Continues To Wow
Character development is difficult to pull off in a four-issue miniseries. Seeing growth in a character after just the first
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Skinbreaker’ #7 Features An Epic Battle With Jaw Dropping Art
If you’re going to dedicate nearly an entire issue to an epic battle, you’d better have a fantastic artist drawing
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #11 Nears Its Endgame, And Not A Moment Too Soon
Eleven issues into the first “season” of Exquisite Corpses and we’re finally down to the last two killers battling it
Read more
Advance Review – Not Enough Battle Or Beast In ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #7
Battle Beast is back. More or less. After a hiatus of several months, one of the best-drawn series
Read more
Advance Review: Storytelling Takes Center Stage In ‘Blood & Thunder’ #11
There is a Hopi proverb that says: “Those who tell stories rule the world.” While science and engineering
Read more
Advance Review: ‘’The Twilight Zone’ #5 Has Something To Say (If You Listen)
Struggling to be heard is one of the most frustrating tasks that we can encounter in life. That’s equally true
Read more
Advance Review: Sloppy Visuals Shatter The Illusion Of ‘Malevolent’ #2
Ultimately, art is about escapism — transporting us somewhere we are not to inform, persuade, or influence us.
Read more
Advance Review — The Story Catches Up To The Visuals In ‘Skinbreaker’ #6
In a series where the visuals dominate the story, the script becomes more important than ever. Such is the case
Read more
Advance Review: ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #10 Finally Reaches A Manageable Character Count
The good news is that Exquisite Corpses is finally down to four killers. The bad news is that the number
Read more
Advance Review — Finally A Fitting Ending In ‘Star Trek: Voyager – Homecoming’ #5
After 25 years, the characters in Star Trek: Voyager finally gets the ending they deserved. Voyager ended in
Read more
Advance Review — ‘Blood & Thunder’ #10 Continues Its Bizarre Pacing
You know you have a storytelling problem when your creative team has to rely on the readers’ letter page to
Read more
Review: Taking A Dive Into ‘The Twilight Zone’ #4
There’s one in every family, isn’t there? The loser. The screw-up. The sister or cousin or uncle who just can’t
Read more