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Well…. here’s a weird one, folks. From Image Comics and writer/artist Mirka Andolfo comes Unnatural. It’s a tale of a […]
The Weatherman #1 veers a little bit darker and looks to deal with some headier issues, it still retains the same wacky, cornball humor that put LeHeup on my radar in the first place!
Vampirella: Roses of the Dead #1 is not a terrible first issue, but certainly not great either. It has the unfortunate distinction of hovering right there in the “OK” region of comics that run the risk of being forgotten too quickly.
We are drowning in reboots and reimaginings these days. Sometimes it works out alright, but more often than not these […]
Vox Day and Arkhaven Comics bring us the next installment of Alt-Hero with issue #2. We get a look at […]
Halo: Collateral Damage #1 seems to be familiar characters placed in an alternate Halo universe. There are some good things peppered all throughout this first issue of Halo, but none of it comes together in a cohesive way.
It Came Out On A Wednesday, is full of one off’s, one-shots, snippets, interviews, contests, and more! It’s an amusing, and sometimes confusing mish-mash of all sorts of comic book goodness on several different levels. Like most anthologies, there’s some good stuff here, there’s some bad stuff here, and there’s plenty of stuff right in the middle.
Sonitus #3 by Dan Sheppard, Cody Sousa, Cecillia Lo Valvo and Dee Cunniffe has a great setting, great monster designs, an overall good setup. Unfortunately the execution just wasn’t up to snuff. In no way is it terrible, but it’s also not great.
Metaphase is a comic book that has its heart firmly in the right place. The entire story is a fun, breezy trip through a family-friendly universe and the only real downfalls is that there is just not enough of it to do the characters justice.
The first issue of Brain Wood and artist Mack Chater’s Sword Daughter does an admirable job of sinking its hooks into the reader.