Review: An Unbelievable And Inspiring Journey Unfolds In ‘Bear’
You know that old proverb about a group of blind people touching different parts of an elephant and coming up
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Review: The Fight Comes Home In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #18’
Home invasion is a horrifying idea. It’s one that scares everyone. The feeling is one of violation. It’s heightened when
Read moreReview: A Dreary Dieselpunk Landscape Awaits In ‘Broken Gargoyles #1’
In an alternate world where the Great World was fought with Dieselpunk technology, society has seen better days. The perils
Read moreReview: The Arms Are Strong And The Reach Is Long – ‘We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1’
For fans of Decorum and Something is Killing the Children comes a new sci-fi epic from Al Ewing (Immortal Hulk)
Read moreReview: “Wynd #3” – The Journey And The High Cost Of Living.
Wynd and Oakley have discovered a secret magical society, hidden deep in the tunnels under Pipetown, that may hold the
Read moreReview: ‘Bliss #2’ – An Echo Of A Dream Can Still Be A Dream
Who is behind the drug called BLISS? Who leads the Street Gods that turned our sweet hero into a killer?
Read moreReview: Pacts Are Made And Broken In ‘White Ash #6’
The moment we’ve all been waiting for arrives in this issue of White Ash! Okay, the moment I’ve been waiting
Read moreReview: An Elaborate And Fascinating Heist Unfolds In ‘Wicked Things #4’
Sure, she’s accused of attempted murder, but that doesn’t mean Lottie is going to stop solving mysteries. She can’t help
Read moreReview: You Don’t Chop Up A Blood Demon In ‘Grit #2’
Mushroom caps crawl the trees of the Blood Soaked Grove. Here, dark fantasy and pulp blend in the timeless lands
Read moreReview: A Satisfying Ending That Came Way Too Soon In ‘Ghosted In LA #12’
Daphne is forced to make a decision that will affect her future, both in college and at Rycroft Manor. It’s
Read moreReview: ‘Major Holmes And Captain Watson’ # 1 And #2
The quality of the covers to issues one and two is vastly different. Issue one’s cover by artist Michael Dorman
Read moreReview: ‘Mercy #5’ Is Out For Some Good, Wholesome Revenge
Heavens to Betsy! Everyone wants a piece of Lady Hellaine, but what does Nolwenn want? Mercy #5 finds us (and
Read moreReview: One Dreary, Fear-Filled Monologue After Another In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #47’
The Sin Eater is rising in power and popularity as he’s taking down dangerous villains with great prejudice. The thing
Read moreAdvance Review: All Things Must End ‘Dracula, Motherf**ker’
Pop culture of early 1960s depicted Los Angeles as the utopia of the eternal summer. Colleges and universities offered free
Read moreAdvance Review: A Private Eye In Space In ‘Thompson Heller: Detective Interstellar #1’
Whenever we do head into space at scale, we’ll still have mysteries that need solving. Thompson Heller may not be
Read moreReview: Nothing Good Is Locked Up That Tight In ‘Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn #1’
Lord Drakkon is dead (sort of) and his iron grip on his home dimension has finally been loosened. The Ranger
Read moreReview: One Step At A Time With ‘G. I. Joe’ #7
Warning of spoilers! Trigger warning for those with mental health issues such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder! The regular
Read moreReview: Vacating ‘Hotell #4’
This issue’s cover by artist Keron Grant is arguably the best of the 4 covers. It has a fresh and
Read moreReview: No Rest For The Wiccans In ‘Shadow Service #1’
Ignorance definitely isn’t bliss in Vault’s premier issue of Shadow Service. While on a standard investigation tracking down a particularly
Read moreReview: ‘Alienated #5’ – With Great Power Comes Great Accountability
Everyone knows the consequences of absolute power — and the three Sams are no exception. As their different desires come
Read moreNew To You Comics: A Classic Reborn In ‘X-O Manowar V1: By The Sword’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: Victory Is A Bitter Fruit In ‘Vlad Dracul Issue 2’
Arrows blacken the skies outside the Giurgiu fortress. Beneath them, the wails of thousands of men cry for salvation. Vlad’s
Read moreReview: Experience Change With ‘Adventureman #3’
The cover for this issue features some elements of pulp novel adventure, such as the pirate ship. Also much like
Read moreA Fun Freaky Funky Fever Dream: Reviewing ‘Gutt Ghost: Trouble With The Sawbuck Skeleton Society #1’
As seen in HEAVY METAL magazine, a special one-shot of everyone’s favorite intestinal ghost. Gutt Ghost finds himself mistakenly in
Read moreReview: ‘Young Justice’ #17 Slows Down And Shows A Different Kind Of Aftermath
In comics, massive villain attacks seem to be a common occurrence (Lex Luthor attacking the city, must be Tuesday!). However,
Read moreFerg & Sons Review: Transcending Nostalgia With ‘Batman / TMNT Adventures’
Comic book crossovers are great fun and can produce some interesting match-ups. Some go together well and others are just
Read moreNew To You Comics- Panopticon Murder Mystery In ‘Dead Inside Vol. 1’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: The Sin-Eater Rises But Without Impact In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #45’
The Sin-Eater has returned and he’s hunting villains on the streets of New York City. Overdrive is the first criminal
Read moreReview: The Groundwork For The Next Epic Journey Is Laid In ‘MMPR #52’
With the Power Rangers on Earth busy with the return of Lord Drakkon, the focus turns to the Omega Rangers
Read moreReview: The Katy Keene Detour Concludes In ‘Archie #713’
Katy Keene has stolen the spotlight, but she’s at least taken the Riverdale gang to New York City for some
Read moreReview: Stalking The Sewers In ‘TMNT #107’
With something strange in the sewers threatening kids in Mutant Town, the Turtles finally suit up again and go out
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