Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #12 Leaves Loose Ends
Editor/designer Michael Busuttil, production artist Rich Fowlks, and logo designer Rich Bloom provide nothing of relevance to critique. This is
Read moreEditor/designer Michael Busuttil, production artist Rich Fowlks, and logo designer Rich Bloom provide nothing of relevance to critique. This is
Read moreTerrorWar has hit the sophomore slump. After a strong first issue, the follow-up chapter just kind of…is. It’s not bad,
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Read moreThe anthology series Ice Cream Man has never been afraid of being self-referential. When writer W. Maxwell Prince explores a
Read moreAny 10-part series is bound to hit a rough spot or two. For No/One, it happens in issue #3. The
Read moreIf you thought Dark Ride’s Devil Land was scary, wait until you see what’s underneath it. Most of this sixth
Read moreWelcome to the world of Murder Inc.: Jagger Rose, where the five crime families rule the country through fear, murder
Read moreThat’s more like it. After two ho-hum introductory issues, Phantom Road has found its voice in the latest installment. Curiously,
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Read moreIf they are good for anything, the creative team behind Where Monsters Lie certainly knows how to grab readers’ attention.
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Read moreIn the mind of Blood Tree’s killer, the sins of the father are visited upon the son, and the daughter,
Read moreFor whatever reason, true crime has captured the imaginations of bloggers, streaming shows and audiences. Perhaps it’s the idea that
Read moreWriter Phoebe A. Xavier creates some believable futuristic scenarios. Xavier also raises some questions in relation to technology and corporations
Read moreSometime the visuals alone are enough to get you through a comic book. In the case of Don’t Spit in
Read moreWith only a few exceptions, superheroes with secret identities have become passe. The world now knows that Clark Kent is
Read moreEditor/designer Michael Busuttil, production artist Rich Fowlks, and logo designer Rich Bloom do the same level of work that they
Read moreStories involving time travel have a tendency to be confusing. And when a series has been running for as long
Read moreThe world is getting warmer. Glaciers are melting. Water levels are rising. What are we going to do??? Hey kids,
Read moreOnly two issues into the No/One limited series, and the pressure is already building. Cop Ben is being pressured by
Read moreHigh school dances have a way of getting nasty in popular culture. Remember Spider-Man: Homecoming? To say nothing of Carrie.
Read moreWriter Phoebe A. Xavier creates mostly solid scripts for the first two stories. While the fourth story only features text
Read moreWelcome to the table, For many of us, one of the bright spots in our childhood memories comes from Saturday
Read moreBy no stretch of the imagination is Phantom Road a bad comic book. It’s just that it isn’t a particularly
Read moreWelcome to the table, One of the first games I remember seeing actual RPG books for was Palladium’s Teenage Mutant
Read moreThere’s a lot going on in the conclusion to the White Savior limited series. The time-displaced would-be hero Todd Parker
Read moreFor eighteen issues, Stillwater has focused on the horror of both immortality and the horror of being stripped of choice.
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