Middlewest #2 Gets A Second Printing
Seems people can’t get enough of Skottie Young and Jorge Corona’s hit slice of Americana fantasy Middlewest. Issue #1 was
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The Black Barn’s Dark History Revealed In Gideon Falls #10
“Original Sins,” Part Four. The past finally catches up to the present when Doc gives Father Fred a rather gruesome
Read moreThe Quest For The Heads In The Wicked + The Divine #41
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Woden is freaking out about Bal’s most recent attempt to hold back the Great Darkness. Meanwhile, Laura
Read moreGillen And Hans’ Die #2 Gets A Second Printing
It’s no surprise to me that Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ new role-playing based comic book series, Die, has been a
Read moreBrubaker And Phillips’s Criminal #1 Rushed Back For A Second Printing
Criminal #1 was a double-sized launch issue and it’s now all gone. That means a second printing of Ed
Read moreCasey And Kowalski Promise You More ‘Sex’ This Spring From Image
That’s right, you read it correctly. Writer Joe Casey and artist Piotr Kowalski are bringing back their provocative superhero comic
Read moreDeadly Class #36 Is A Visual Tour De Force In Fever Dream Form
Taking peyote in the desert after narrowly surviving an encounter with corrupt Mexican cops and the Yakuza is a great
Read moreEnter Magnum Khaos In Murder Falcon #4
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Brooticus is reunited with Jake, Johann, and Jimi back together and paired with their instruments and familiars.
Read moreAccidentally Creating An AI In Self-Made #2
[**Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Rebecca is a character designer for a video game studio. Her latest game, Arcadia, is running behind
Read moreThe Freeze #2 Rebuilds The World In The Wake Of The Apocalypse
One of the interesting things about the world of The Freeze is that its unique apocalypse removes a certain number
Read moreNow That It’s Got Us, Die #2 Drags Us Under
After reading Die #2, I realized that Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans played a wonderful, cruel trick on us. The
Read moreKesel & Grummet’s Noughties Sci-Fi Series Section Zero Returns To Image This April
Karl Kesel (Superboy, Harley Quinn) and artist Tom Grummett’s (X-Men Forever, The Death of Superman, Superboy) critically-acclaimed series Section Zero
Read moreLady Cathryn Meets Her Fate In The Last Siege #8
Fire, blood, and death. That is all that awaits the king and his soldiers as they breach the walls of
Read moreThe Deadly Steampunkish Chase Continues In Cemetery Beach #5
Mike and Grace have been separated by Drum’s military airboats, and he doesn’t have a prayer of getting back to
Read moreChaos Across Harlem In Bitter Root #3
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Berg has been turned into some kind of beast, and both Blink and Ma are unsure of
Read moreTaking On The Music Industry With Gunning For Hits #1
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] A talent scout meets a fledgling rock band in a warehouse in New York City. It’s 1987,
Read moreAdvance Review: Oliver #1 Is An Intriguing Post-Apocalyptic Reimagining
Nowadays it would seem that post-apocalyptic reimaginings of Dickens’s Oliver Twist are like buses. You wait and you wait and then
Read moreYou’ve Never Seen A Sibling Rivalry Like This One In Birthright #35
Under normal circumstances, two brothers fighting wouldn’t be anything out of the ordinary. I see it every day in my
Read moreAdvance Review: Isola #6 Marks The Fantasy Saga’s Welcome Return
The female character-strong fantasy saga Isola returns this week from creators Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk #6, and we pick
Read moreBorrowed Conspiracy Theories And Tired Tropes Make Prodigy #2 Disappointing
Never one to give up on a title after one issue – especially if it’s a book by Mark Millar
Read moreVindication #1 Gets A Later Release Date For A Good Reason
New Top Cow series, Vindication, slips from it’s original January release date to the more appropriate launch date of February.
Read moreHeather Antos Joins Valiant’s Editorial Staff And Takes On Livewire Series
Valiant has made the exciting announcement that their editorial staff has grown with the addition of former Marvel editor and
Read moreCrowded’s First Arc Succeeds In Balancing Bombast And Near-Nihilistic Realism
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Charlie and Vita have been herded into Trotter’s trap, but Cam arrives to tell Trotter that his
Read moreStoner Sci-Fi Burnouts Collected By Image This February
In Netflix’s Birdbox, anyone who lays eyes on the demonic forces we don’t even get to see as the viewing
Read moreThe “Filthy And Fabulous” Side Of Music: A Q&A With Moritat On Gunning For Hits
This week, the first issue of a new comic series focusing on the music industry arrives from Image Comics, but
Read moreThe Bowmans’ World Burns To The Ground In Redneck #18
Everyone dies. No one is safe. Aw, man. Remember when I said all that sweetness and light from the last
Read moreWrapping Up The Crowd-Funded & Murdery First Arc In Crowded #6
Trapped with the psychopathic streaming superstar Trotter on one side and all of Los Angeles carrying a weapon and a
Read moreAdvance Review: Outer Limits #3 Continues To Reveal Dark Mysteries In Space
Outer Darkness #3 comes out this week from the team of John Layman, Afu Chan and Pat Brosseau, continuing the
Read morePrism Stalker Vol. 1 Set For A Second Printing
We hear of first issues being rushed back for second prints all the time, but not necessarily when a whole
Read moreBlack Phoenix: Spy Seal’s Rich Tommaso Launches Creator-Owned Anthology Magazine
Multi-talented comic creator Rich Tommaso has made a stunning announcement that he’ll be moving into magazine format to serialize his
Read moreDie! Die! Die! #6 Is Another Black Ops-Focused And Black Humored Issue
If, like me, you gave your local comic book store a miss last week due to a lean week and,
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