Review: ‘Is Ted Ok? #5’ Remains A Concern
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm creates a high quality cover that is similar in design to the majority of
Read moreWriter, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm creates a high quality cover that is similar in design to the majority of
Read moreWriters Tim Leong and Laura Hudson open this issue in a way that will probably disorient several readers. The disorientation
Read moreWriter, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm uses a yellow hue to debatably help evoke a feeling of being sick from
Read moreThe creative team consists of writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci, main cover and interior artist Gerlado Borges, colorist Mark
Read moreWriters Laura Hudson and Tim Leong bring readers an extremely relevant story. Its relevance is mostly from the plot. Yet,
Read moreWelcome to the table, One of my favorite flavors of fiction is the exploration of strange and ancient spaces from
Read moreWriter Jordan Thomas brings most of the plot threads to a conclusion. Fortunately, or unfortunately, there is an epilogue that
Read moreWriter Jordan Thomas continues to produce solid enough scripts for this title. However, part of the mystery seems to be
Read moreSanction #1 opens like so many other mystery or crime stories: a dead body discovered by beat cops, who call
Read moreWriter Jordan Thomas is not clear in this first issue on the time period — which the solicitation says is
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