A Delusional Doom And Familiar Faces In Fantastic Four #8
It’s always good to see Victor Von Doom returned to Latveria and back to his old Machiavlellian ways, taking down
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A Delusional Doom And Familiar Faces In Fantastic Four #8
It’s always good to see Victor Von Doom returned to Latveria and back to his old Machiavlellian ways, taking down
Read moreAdvance Review: Friendo #5 Is One Part Dark Humor, One Part Social Commentary, With A Good Pinch Of Horror
Friendo has been a series that has taken a deeper look, through a near-distant future and some well chosen satirical
Read moreHal Jordan Is Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned In The Green Lantern #5
This may be classed a a science fiction leaning title, but issue #5 of The Green Lantern is more like
Read moreGet Your Fight On In Doomsday Clock #9 From Geoff Johns & Gary Frank
Doomsday Clock #9 is the most Watchmen-like issue yet with the much anticipated spotlight finally resting on Dr. Manhattan, currently
Read moreTake A Trip To Another Dimension In Justice League #19 From Snyder, Jimenez & DC
It’s been a while, but the wait has been worth it as Jorge Jimenez’ returns to art duties on this
Read morePeter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2 Is Another Metatextual Masterclass In Storytelling
As much as this is a new chapter in the ever-changing mythos of Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt, it is also addresses
Read moreRiding Off Into The Sunset With The Lone Ranger #5
Last week’s The Lone Ranger #5 saw the conclusion to Mark Russell, Bob Q and Hassan Ostmane-Elhaou’s socially aware Western from
Read moreJustice League #18 Reveals Startling Secrets Of Vandal Savage & Lionel Luthor’s Shared Past
Justice League #18 is another issue that focuses once again on the Legion of Doom and in this instance, the
Read moreAdvance Review: Seven To Eternity #13 Continues To Blur The Lines Between Good And Evil
It’s been a while, but Rick Remender and Jerome Opeña’s philosophical fantasy series Seven To Eternity is back this week
Read moreRed Sonja #1 Is Fantastic Fun From Russell And Colak
With Conan being such a hit at Marvel, as well as The Savage Sword of Conan #1 out this week
Read moreAdvance Review: Our Murderous ‘Hero’ Continues To Unravel In Fearscape #4
Unreliable narrator? Henry Henry isn’t even a reliable witness to murder by this point in this saga. A murder he
Read moreDavid And Goliath With Cell Phones: Advance Review Of Friendo #4
By this point in the fascinating dark, satirical series, Friendo, our down-and-out loser of a hero (hey, beggars can’t be
Read moreThe Filth And The Fury: Previewing Female Furies #1 From DC Comics
The New Gods comeback continues this week with the release of Female Furies #1 heralding the Fourth World revolution. Written
Read moreMr. Terrific Tries To Get The Band Back Together Again In Issue #12
I must say, I was pleased to see that the same art team from the last issue of The Terrifics
Read moreA Cannibal Walks Into A Bar…Reviewing The Lone Ranger #4
The Lone Ranger #4 sees Mark Russell’s subtle satire once again lurking not too far under the surface of a
Read moreForget Imitators, Here’s The Real Deal In Gillen & Wijngaard’s Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1
A lot has already been written about Dynamite’s new book Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1 ahead of it’s release this week, and
Read moreA Terrifying Team-Up & A Very False Idol In The Curse Of Brimstone Annual #1
When you bill your book as a supernatural series then at some point or another John Constantine is bound to
Read moreJustice League Dark #7 Channels The Spirit Of EC Horror To Great Effect
Taking Man-Bat as its crypt keeping story meister of the hour, issue #7 of Justice League Dark’s whole narrative structure
Read moreFantastic Four #6 Brings The Pain As Doctor Doom Faces Off With Galactus
The new series of the Fantastic Four has certainly gained pace and momentum in recent issues with not a moment
Read moreAncient Secrets, A Supernova Starman, And Justice League #15
Justice League #15 is out this week and in it we learn slightly more about the secrets – and one
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD – Ring In The New Year With Prog 2112
Welcome to 2019, a new year and a new 2000AD. All sat underneath a masterpiece of WWI blood and bats
Read moreBest Of British: The Wonderful And Weird World Of Douglas Noble – Counting Stones
UK artist Douglas Noble has been making his own, incredibly unique brand of comics for years now. Each one in
Read moreBest Of British – Joe Decie Is Collecting Sticks On A Comedic Camping Trip
Collecting Sticks by Joe Decie really is, simply, lovely. And I mean that in the very best way, the dictionary
Read moreAnother Ramped-Up, Amped-Up Corker Of A Comic In Justice League #14
Batman overcompensates for losing the Totality to Luthor and his Legion of Doom, while Hawkgirl and a Justice League contingency
Read moreThe Fearsome Doctor Fang #1 Is A Punchy, Post Modern Pulp Fiction From TKO Studios
(Warning: this review contains spoilers for The Fearsome Doctor Fang #1) As well as The 7 Deadly Sins #1, by
Read moreVaudevillian Villains & Devilish Dandies Are No Match For Tonto And The Lone Ranger In Issue #3
[**Warning: this review continues spoilers for The Lone Ranger #3!] With Tonto and The Lone Ranger once again reunited, we
Read moreSkyward #9 Goes Higher And Higher
The final issue of one of my favourite comics of the year should be in stores now. It’s this… Isn’t
Read moreThe Last Gasps Of A Dying World In The Best Defense: The Silver Surfer #1
On a far-off world, a child scavenges for supplies. A local warlord offers the last ship leaving the planet, and
Read moreJustice League Dark #6: A Character-Driven Comic That Helps Develop The Team
Following on from the events of Justice League Dark #5, the magical land of Myrra is dealing with the continual
Read moreOuter Darkness #2 Is More Leatherface Than Lost In Space
This week sees the release of John Layman and Afu Chan’s Outer Darkness #2, a sci-fi horror comic that really
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