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It’s difficult to condense Captain America’s exploits down to a bite size “best of” list. After all, the man’s been […]
Avalon #1 is a great first issue that introduces us to a fascinating group of super-powered individuals who are struggling with their own strengths and weaknesses.
Nancy Drew #2 squelched the hopes of a better issue than the first like a foot planted onto a plump caterpillar. Kelly Thompson’s Nancy Drew story was only marginally better than its predecessor, but also worse in several aspects.
She Could Fly #1 by Christopher Cantwell and Martin Morazzo is a bravely unique title that held my attention with interesting characters and deep themes.
If nothing else, Sword Daughter has certainly grown on me since the first issue, which is saying something considering we’re […]
The first issue of Tap Dance Killer introduced us to Nikki St Clair and her gang of anti-heroes. The issue […]
Halo: Collatoral Damage #2 came roaring back and offered a fun and frantic look into the ongoing Covenant battle from both the surface, and underground.
The Quantum Age #1 is, sadly, just largely forgettable. The characters are great and I love their design, but the world they’re playing in is just too devoid of new ideas so far to get me excited about reading more.
Dark Horse Comics’ Tomb Raider: Inferno #2 is boring and features a bore of a windbag villain who narrates the entirety of the book.
Tap Dance Killer #1 is a fantastic start with a tone that is put squarely on fun. Hopefuly, it will be a long running series!