Medical Bills Force A Master Thief Back Into Action: Dead Eyes #2
With his wife’s mounting medical bills, Martin Dobbs is forced back into the mask. The first step to financial solvency:
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A Former Stick-Up Man Returns To The Mask In Dead Eyes #1
You can’t keep a good comic down. In the 1990s, Dead Eyes was a prolific stick-up man and hoodlum in
Read moreWonder Woman: Dead Earth Is On The Way From Daniel Warren Johnson
DC Black Label, after a slow start off the blocks, has certainly picked up speed in recent months with a
Read moreThe Cross-Time War For Khonshu’s Blessings: Moon Knight Annual #1 Reviewed
Khonshu’s priests created three artifacts designed to perfect controlled time travel in Ancient Egypt, and Kang the Conqueror has stolen them. Khonshu managed to release them from Kang’s grasp, but now it’s up to Moon Knight–all Moon Knights–to keep Kang from recovering these three artifacts.
Read moreRed Sonja #8: Alliance With The Woodland Tribes
Red Sonja and the Hyrkanian army make their way out to the woodlands to confer with the woodland tribes and their leader, Lord Oak, on the prospect of an alliance against Dragan and the Zamoran Empire. Unfortunately, Dragan has already taken measures to sabotage this alliance. Can Sonja still turn this into a coalition?
Read moreFor Hyrkania: Red Sonja #7 Reviewed
Kryon is dead, and the Sons of Misfortune want revenge. However, Red Sonja knows that attacking the Zamoran army wildly is disaster, but they still need to save the Hyrkanian hostages. Sonja comes up with a plan, and she leads the Sons of Misfortune on a raid against Emperor Dragan himself.
Read moreGerry Duggan & John McCrea Team Up For Vigilante Series, Dead Eyes
Action, comedy, and drama collide in Dead Eyes, beginning in October from Image Comics. Written by Gerry Duggan, illustrated by
Read moreThe 1980’s Arrive Late In Space Bandits #1
It’s still the 80’s in outer space, and two outlaws, Cody and Khole, are about to be brought together through tragic circumstance. Thankfully, they may just be the partners one another needs.
Read morePrisoner X #5 Brings War To Legion And Beyond
As the Age of X-Man winds down, things are falling apart all over. However, one major piece of the final
Read moreThe Lost Cosmic Heroes Return In Guardians Of The Galaxy Annual #1
When Guardians of the Galaxy relaunched, a number of cosmic heroes were thrown into a black hole courtesy of the
Read morePrisoner X #4 Starts A Riot
In the realm of prison fiction, a riot is inevitable. To prevent it from becoming a cliche, there has to
Read moreMurder Falcon #8 Brings It All To A Rocking And Resonant End
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead] Brooticus and the Tokyo Philharmonic make their last charge against Magnum Khaos and the Feldar. Jake and
Read morePrisoner X #3 Shows Us The Man Behind The Curtain
If there is any member of the X-Men that you do not want to pull into your twisted alternate reality,
Read moreThe Musical Battle For Tokyo In Murder Falcon #7
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Taka explains the origins of Magnum Khaos to Brooticus while on their naval ride to Tokyo, Japan.
Read moreThe Musical Battle For Tokyo In Murder Falcon #7
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Taka explains the origins of Magnum Khaos to Brooticus while on their naval ride to Tokyo, Japan.
Read morePrisoner X #2 Explores The Harsh Reality Of Prison Life
Prisoner X #2 is two very interesting things. They might seem contradictory at first, but when you look deep at
Read moreThe Spirit Of Whisperwood In Murder Falcon #6
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Hjelmdar of Whisperwood and his partner, Aslaug, has joined up with Brooticus. He’s been part of this
Read morePrisoner X #1 Asks “Is This The Real Life, Is It Just Fantasy?”
So far in the Age of X-Man we’ve seen characters we know and love grapple with a world that doesn’t
Read moreThe Terrifics Truly Unite In Terrifics #13
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Mister Terrific has followed Java and his Dreadfuls to Earth-23, where Paula, Mister Terrific’s late wife, is
Read moreJake And Anne Reunite & Magnum Khaos Arrives In Murder Falcon #5
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Magnum Khaos and his Veldar army have arrived upon the Earth. They intend to conquer our world
Read moreUncanny X-Men #11 Is A Great New Twist On An Old Trope
Here’s the thing about stories. Sometimes it’s not about how original it is, it’s in how it’s told. Uncanny X-Men
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 moreThe Trinity Is Complete In Murder Falcon #3
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] The attacks from the Veldar continue, and the band needs to get the third of its trio:
Read moreReal Struggles And Metalhead Heroics Warm The Heart In Murder Falcon #2
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Jake works to relearn his guitar-playing skills while Murder Falcon trains in the art of combat. A
Read moreMaking A New Title Feel Like A Compelling Reboot With Dead Rabbit #2
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Dead Rabbit is out of retirement. Megan is sick, and Martin is out of money. To pay
Read moreThe Disappointing Tales Within The Avengers Halloween Special Reviewed
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Satana brings us a series of warped tales from fractured versions of the Marvel Universe this Halloween.
Read moreUplifting Metal Mayhem – Murder Falcon #1 Reviewed
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead] A monster attacks the city, and the police are so far powerless to stop it. A van
Read moreDead Rabbit #1 Is A Twisty Violent Noir Drama Worth Reading
Dead Rabbit was once one of Boston’s most brutal crooks – an equal opportunity burglar who stole from banks and
Read moreFive Issues Of Dour Futurism Done Just Right – Analog Concludes (For Now)
With Issue 5, the first story-arc of Analog by Gerry Duggan and David O’Sullivan comes to a close. And what a
Read moreExploring A Brave New World In Analog #4
Analog began as a smart, ultra-modern concept comic, a vision of a near future where Internet privacy is no more,
Read moreAdvance Review: In Analog #3, The Data Gets Deadly
The sun is a giant asshole. I think Shakespeare wrote that. Opening lines from the third issue of Analog, there.
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