Advance Review: Lots Of Actions Though Few Answers In ‘Phantom Road’ #7
No one reading Phantom Road #7 is going to complain about a lack of action. The book is packed with
Read moreNo one reading Phantom Road #7 is going to complain about a lack of action. The book is packed with
Read moreWith concerns about the treatment of animals, circuses have largely fallen out of fashion these days. Judging from the state
Read moreWith a creative team as talented as Jeff Lemire and Gabriel H. Walta, you would think that Phantom Road would
Read moreSome questions get answered while new conundrums emerge. That’s typically the sign of a compelling page-turner, which is precisely what
Read moreWritten by Jeff Lemire Art by Gabriel H Walta Everything heats up when Dom and Birdie find themselves trapped in
Read moreThree issues ago, Phantom Road started off as a relatively straightforward story – or at least as straightforward as a
Read moreThat’s more like it. After two ho-hum introductory issues, Phantom Road has found its voice in the latest installment. Curiously,
Read moreBy no stretch of the imagination is Phantom Road a bad comic book. It’s just that it isn’t a particularly
Read moreThe life of a truck driver can be a lonely one. Days in the cab with nothing but miles of
Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a preview of the third issue of House Of Slaughter, their ongoing original series set in
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