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Other than one repetition of a word letterer Sal Cipriano does a fantastic job. Cipriano even enhances the characterization and
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Review: The Investigation Continues In ‘Miskatonic’ #3
Writer Mark Sable seems to have a lot of knowledge when it comes to the work of writer Howard Phillips
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The cover by artist ACO is a little too reliant on one color. However, it does work in terms of
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Writer Peter Milligan provides has too much inner monologue. This is especially true with how much he is telling the
Read moreReview: ‘Miskatonic’ #1 Is A Problematic Eldritch Horror Story
The main cover by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi is arguably the most engaging. But this is simply
Read moreReview: Recon With ‘G.I. Joe’ #10
Cover A by artist Chris Evenhuis is arguably the most visually appealing cover. At least in terms of its design,
Read moreReview: Tunneling Down With ‘G.I. Joe’ #9 From IDW
G.I. Joe #9 Cover B is the work of artist Freddie Williams II and colorist Jeromy Colwell. It is arguably
Read moreReview: ‘Invisible Differences’ Examines How France Treats Autism
Invisible Differences is a comic by writer Julie Dachez and artist/colorist Mademoiselle Caroline. It is also an attempt at providing
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The cover is less spectacular than any of the previous issues’ covers. However, it is still somewhat in the style
Read moreReview: Mystery And Marketing In ‘American Ronin’ #1
The cover of this issue is more basic marketing methodology than it is an actual cover. Meaning that the colors
Read moreReview: Questions Of Heart In ‘G.I. Joe’ #8
Warning of spoilers! Cover A by artist Niko Walter is the closest of the three covers to the actual plot
Read moreReview: ‘Major Holmes And Captain Watson’ # 1 And #2
The quality of the covers to issues one and two is vastly different. Issue one’s cover by artist Michael Dorman
Read moreReview: One Step At A Time With ‘G. I. Joe’ #7
Warning of spoilers! Trigger warning for those with mental health issues such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder! The regular
Read moreReview: Vacating ‘Hotell #4’
This issue’s cover by artist Keron Grant is arguably the best of the 4 covers. It has a fresh and
Read moreReview: Experience Change With ‘Adventureman #3’
The cover for this issue features some elements of pulp novel adventure, such as the pirate ship. Also much like
Read moreReview: Going Back To ‘Hotell #3″
Warning of spoilers for this issue and the movie Bad Time At The El Royale (2018)! John Lees uses three
Read moreThe Neon-Lit Knight: ‘Batman Forever’ Turns 25
I’ll always have a nostalgic fondness for Batman Forever (1995), which celebrates its 25th-anniversary this summer. As such, between Warner
Read moreReview: Explore Mystery With ‘Adventureman #2’
Warning of spoilers for this issue! It is unclear whether designer Leonardo Olea contributes more than a beautiful backdrop for
Read moreReview: Maybe ‘I Can Sell You A Body’ #4 From IDW
I Can Sell My Body #4 features the cast of characters at their most likable. Although the characterization is still
Read moreReview: Not That Kind Of ‘Dark Red #10’
This issue’s script by writers Tim Seeley and Aaron Gillespie is tonally similar to a horror movie with a rating
Read moreReview: Begin A Possible Epic With ‘Adventureman #1’
This first issue has more bang for your buck than most first issues normally get by honestly living up to
Read moreReview: Cover it ‘G.I. Joe’ #6
The main cover by artist Chris Evenhuis features the character Ana Suárez codename Fadeaway who looks like she is about
Read morePacking In The Review For ‘Hotell #2’
While the ‘normal’ physical and digital copies of this issue are still waiting to see release, publisher AWA Studios is
Read moreReview: ‘I Can Sell You A Body #3’ Gets Weirder
Warning of spoilers for this issue! The cover is mostly fine despite being somewhat generic in design. However, the character’s
Read moreReview: A Unique Stay At ‘Hotell #1’
Warning of spoilers! The cover by artist Kaare Andrews is very original in feel. Though it is arguable that the
Read moreFresher Feelings With I Can Sell You A Body #2
This second issue of I Can Sell You A Body shows some improvement over the first issue. One such improvement
Read moreJoking With The Mistress Of The Dark In Elvira #11
This issue features a lot more jokes that will presumably hit with most readers than not. Also the jokes (plus
Read moreBleeding From The Ribs In Dark Red #9
This issue’s cover by artist Megan Hetrick features a slightly cartoonish yet still realistic sense of design and a color
Read moreDrawing Parallels To Modern Day Politics In G.I. Joe #4
Warning of possible spoilers for this issue! The regular cover by artist Niko Walter has some slightly lazy font selection
Read moreNo Darkness For Elvira: Mistress Of The Dark #10 Review
The summary opening Elvira: Mistress of the Dark #10 is very good at setting up the tone of this series
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**Possible Spoilers for Whiz Comics #2 (1940, Kingdom Come (1996), Captain Marvel #17 (1969), and other titles. The hero known
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