Comic Book Review: Death Vigil #6
The machinations of Maria and the Necromancers take center stage as their plan to overwhelm Bernadette and the Vigil unfolds. Is it good?Stjepan Sejic sets a foreboding tone with Death Vigil #6. The cover is bl...
Comic Book Review: The Valiant #2
The eternal conflict between the Immortal Enemy and the Geomancer has resumed, but this time the Eternal Warrior, guardian of the Geomancer, has a number of allies to aid him in his protection of the Geomancer....
Comic Book Review: Judge Dredd Classics: The Dark Judges #1
There is a new Judge (or in this case an old one) on the case and the people of Mega-City One have committed the ultimate crime, that of living. Will Judge Dredd be able to combat this foe? Is it good?Judge Dre...
Comic Book Review: Cap Stone #2
Liam Sharp and Christina McCormack transition from the character development of Charlie Chance to create quite a bit of world building in their second installment of Cap Stone. Is it good?The story picks up exa...
Comic Book Review: Lazarus #14
Tough choices, new information, and high drama shape Image’s Lazarus #14 as Greg Rucka and Michael Lark continue to explore Forever’s character and her relationship with her family. Is it good?The beginning of ...
Comic Book Review: Resurrectionists #3
It’s only been a month since the last book, but I could not wait to see what Fred Van Lente and Maurizio Rosenzweig had in store this month, and I was not disappointed. This may be the best installment yet, com...
Comic Book Review: IXth Generation #1
IXth Generation #1 takes place in the distant future where humanity has ascended to godhood in the form of the IXth Generation. Godhood is not all it’s cracked up to be and the utopia of their generation is any...
Comic Book Review: Escape from New York #2
Snake Plissken has made it to the ”free” Republic of Florida, where he has his first run-in with the twin gods running the state. Is it good?Escape from New York #2 is the typical thirty pages in a comic book, ...
Comic Book Review: Lady Killer #1
Josie Schuller is not your typical 1960’s housewife; she has to juggle her full-time job of being a homemaker with her more violent nature as a hitman. Is it good?A much overlooked piece of the comic, when it c...
Comic Book Review: C.O.W.L. #7
The Chicago Organized Workers League is back in full swing after the one-shot fluff piece on The Grey Raven in the previous issue. This issue dives head first into the aftermath of the strike and John Pierce’s ...