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Dark Horse’s Frozen #1 is off to a good start. The story is whimsical, yet mature and the artwork is simply stunning.
When you here the word StarCraft, you probably think someone is mixing up Star Wars and Minecraft. If, however, you […]
Incredibles 2 #1 is breezy fun that requires very little thought or commitment to enjoy the stories that it’s telling. It’s obviously crafted with a younger audience in mind and to that end, it succeeds admirably.
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 […]
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.
After the non-stop, balls to the wall, roller coaster action of the first issue, readers may be forgiven for expecting […]
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.