Advance Review: Fearscape #3 Sees Our ‘Hero’ Sinking Even Lower
Anyone reading Vault Comics’s Fearscape by writer Ryan O’Sullivan artist Andrea Mutti, colourist Vladimir Popov and letterer Deron Bennet, will already be
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The Green Lantern #2 Makes Good On Its Promise Of Being A Cop Drama In Space
Grant Morrison wanted to give us a Green Lantern book that promised to be a cop comic set in space
Read moreThe Joker Has The Last Laugh In Justice League #13
Issue #13 of Justice League and James Tynion IV returns with another Legion of Doom takeover issue, and it’s my
Read moreDoomsday Clock #8 Pulls The Rug Out From Under Us
Firestorm in Russia, Superman doing his best to keep the peace and keep everyone’s heads level, and a late entry
Read moreAdvance Review: Friendo #3 Takes Dark Humored Look At Our Tech Addiction
We left our frazzled, tech-addicted ‘hero’ Leopold Yoof ready to hold up a hypermarket at gun point in the cliffhanger
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD – Prog 2106 Previewed: Breaking Down The Walls Of Justice…
Time once again to take our regular Comicon.com look at the greatest sci-fi anthology from the UK, the thrill-power packed
Read moreSlave To The Algorithm: Advanced Review of Friendo #2 From Paknadel, Simmonds & Vault
When you clearly have daddy issues, maybe it’s not the best of ideas to throw yourself into the deep end
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD: Prog 2102 – Five Of The Best Once More!
Forty plus years of UK comics history, some of the greatest sci-fi stories and characters in the world, written and
Read moreClaremont Reinvigorates The Plight of Magneto – X-Men Black: Magneto #1 Review
Magneto visits a café in San Fernando, California. A detention center built specifically to house mutants has just opened and
Read moreThe Best Of British: Sticky Ribs – A New Serving Of Horror From Dan White
The comic scene in Britain right now is an incredibly rich and diverse one, with a huge number of smaller
Read moreLiam Sharp’s Gift To The DCU Is Revealed In The Brave And The Bold #6
All good things must come to end, and so we say goodbye to one of this year’s most spectacular books,
Read moreFlying High Once More In Skyward #4
Skyward is one of those comics – featuring a deceptively simple concept that reveals wonderful layers of complexity on closer
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.
Read moreLet Skyward Take You Higher And Higher With Issue #2
A month ago, Skyward issue #1 hit the stands with a gloriously simple premise: What if gravity suddenly almost disappeared?
Read moreFalling In Love With Someone You Shouldn’t: Harley Loves Joker #1
For me, the greatest Batman tale ever told is Batman Adventures: Mad Love. Not Dark Knight Returns, not Killing Joke,
Read moreThe Girl With The Tank In Living Color! – Tank Girl Full Color Classics #1
My oh my, the girl with the tank is 30 this year. And to celebrate the occasion Titan Comics are having
Read moreYou Couldn’t Make It Up: Reviewing The Death Of Stalin OGN
The Death of Stalin is a title you may well know more for the recent Armando Iannucci directed movie than the
Read moreBlack Panther: The Most Important Comic Book Film Made Thus Far
The comic book movie genre has been going strong for quite a while now. For nearly 20 years, the genre
Read moreFleshing Out The DC Rebirth Universe In Dark Nights: Metal #4
A belated review, I’ll admit, but over here in the UK we get Christmas Day AND Boxing Day, meaning two
Read moreDoomsday Clock #1 – How To Solve A Problem Like Ozymandias?
So, how does one approach a comic like DC Comics’ Watchmen sequel, Doomsday Clock, knowing that this is a first issue and
Read moreLike A Many Layered Onion, But Dipped In LSD: Reviewing Kid Lobotomy #1 By Peter Milligan And Tess Fowler
Peter Milligan has been doing wonderfully weird for most of his professional working life and Kid Lobotomy, the first title from
Read moreA Secret You Shouldn’t Keep To Yourself: Reviewing Spy Seal From Rich Tommaso And Image Comics
Rich Tommaso’s new series, Spy Seal, is based on a character he dreamt up in his early teens and who
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