The Green Lantern #10 Is The Grooviest Comic You’ll Read This Week
While I am more than aware there is an overall connecting story arc at play in Grant Morrison and Liam
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The Green Lantern #10 Is The Grooviest Comic You’ll Read This Week
While I am more than aware there is an overall connecting story arc at play in Grant Morrison and Liam
Read moreBatman: Curse Of The White Knight #1 Puts The ‘Goth’ Into Gotham City
Batman: Curse of the White Knight #1 by Sean Murphy and Matt Hollingsworth sees the welcome return of this alternative
Read moreSkyward # 15: The End Of Willa’s Flight, For Now
I’ve been following Skyward since the beginning, loving Joe Henderson’s high concept, loving the characters, loving Lee Garbett’s artwork, and
Read moreAdvance Review Of Pretty Violent # 1: A Superhero Comedy Delivering The Gags
Funny comics are always a tough sell, but with Pretty Violent, writer/artist Derek Hunter and co-writer Jason Young have a
Read moreOuter Darkness #8 Is Another Character Focused Issue With Even More Mysteries In Space
Outer Darkness #8 continues in its promise to focus on more of the other crew members of The Charon, and
Read moreBest Of British: Marble Cake Takes Everyday People And Meanders Beautifully Through Their Lives
Imagine your own life – are you the central character? Or merely playing a minor supporting role in someone else’s
Read moreNew Recruits And J’onn J’onnz Are Hunted Down In Justice League #27
Justice League #27 gives you the second part of the Apex Predator storyline as penned by James Tynion IV and
Read moreSci-Fi, Sorcery And Silver Age Shenanigans: The Green Lantern #9 Reviewed
In what should have been a much deserved vacation from his ring-wielding duties across Space Sector 2814, Green Lantern finds
Read moreA Gentle, Sad Story Unfolds In Ghost Tree #3
Ghost Tree continues to fascinate me with its gentle story of a man, Brandt, who would rather spend time with
Read moreIsola #8 Is Slow But Beautiful
Isola #8, by Brendan Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk, like the previous issue, continues to tell the tale of Captain
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD – Prog 2136 Previewed: Welcome To Harry’s Game – One Last Time
The Weekly 2000 AD, giving you a first look at the weekly delights of Britain’s best sci-fi comic, 2000 AD.
Read moreFast Cars, Sleazy Bars and Pulp-Noir – The Ride: Burning Desire #1 Reviewed
Back in 2017, I picked up a comic book called Plastic by Doug Wagner and Daniel Hillyard. What can I say; I
Read moreCan The Justice League Ever Get A Break? Seems Not In Justice League #25 From DC Comics
Justice League #25 is definitely a comic book equivalent to a soccer game, being very much a game of two
Read moreThe Green Lantern #8 Is A Humorous, But Honorable Homage To The O’Neil And Adams Classics
I’ve been waiting ever since the tease at the back of The Green Lantern #1 for this one; Grant Morrison and
Read moreWar Of The Realms Gatecrashes The Party In Fantastic Four #10
Fantastic Four, at its best, reminds us all of the importance of family, friends and community, and what better way
Read moreRoy Of The Rovers – End Of The Season Time For Melchester’s Finest!
After a thrill-packed season, the first for their brand new, superstar striker, Roy Race, Melchester Rovers have managed, against all
Read moreBest Of British: Black Leather Brings Azzopardi And Noble Back Together
In this all too infrequent look at the British comics scene, I’m here to champion a scene I’ve been involved
Read moreGood Is Bad And Bad Is Good, But Darkseid Is, In Justice League #24
In this week’s Justice League #24 Darkseid is…the leader of the the future Sixth Dimension’s Legion of Doom who seems, from
Read moreGogor #1: A Fabulous Fantasy Debut On A Large & Small Scale
Mystical beings sleeping beneath the ground, a world of floating islands, the soldiers of Domus sweep across the land of
Read moreGogor #1: A Fabulous Fantasy Debut On A Large & Small Scale
Mystical beings sleeping beneath the ground, a world of floating islands, the soldiers of Domus sweep across the land of
Read moreFantastic Four #9 Once Again Underscores The Importance Of Family
Last issue saw Susan Storm literally unmasking the scarred visage of Victor Von Doom to the world, and he wasn’t
Read moreBook Of Revelations: Fearscape #5 From O’Sullivan, Mutti, Popov, Andworld
Fearscape #5 drops this week and brings the curtain down on the first chapter in Henry Henry’s story. And even
Read moreJustice League #22 Rewrites The History Of The DCU In Style
Justice League #22 is another outstanding Legion of Doom takeover issue and in this one the spotlight is firmly focused
Read moreAdvance Review: A Dangerous Passage Through India In These Savage Shores #4
In the classic Gothic novel, Dracula by Bram Stoker, it is very easy to see this Eastern European aristocrat and
Read moreAdvance Review: Outer Darkness #6 Is The Tasty Fusion Food Of Comics
Once, fusion cooking was the new big thing. A breakthrough in the culinary crafts that is so common these days
Read moreIt’s A Hobson’s Choice For The Batman And Buddies In Justice League #21
Over the years we’ve witnessed many a future Superman, but not one who’s been such an asshat as the bearded
Read moreThe Green Lantern #6 Is Another Silver Age Soaked Salute To Sci-Fi
The Green Lantern is a comic that wears it’s influences proudly and openly, and issue #6 is another energetic, entertaining
Read moreStill Terrific: Reviewing The Terrifics #14
Talk about synchronicity. At a time when Marvel refused to publish a new Fantastic Four comic, DC Comics cheekily put
Read moreThe Anti-Doctor Manhattan? Reviewing Peter Cannon #3 By Gillan And Wijngaard
In Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #3 we discover that the Dynamite version of Doctor Manhattan has been standing in plain sight
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2125: Drokk You To Hell, Cannibal Commie!
The Weekly 2000 AD, our Comicon.com look into the wonderful world of the Galaxy’s Greatest comic. Four decades and more
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