Comic Book Review: Dead Letters #1
Combining the Bourne Identity with a mob war and mythological overtones gets you a fantastic comic in Dead Letters #1. Writer Christopher Sebela has the reader craving more from the very start. Our protagonist,...
Comic Book Review: Lazarus #1
Greg Rucka surgically introduces us to the world of Lazarus using the voice of a coroner relaying an autopsy. Collaborating with Rucka on the project is Michael Lark. Lark’s gritty artwork with large bursts of ...
Comic Book Review: Trees #2
Trees #2 is lacking. It lacks action, it lacks compelling characters, even the plotline lacked in progression.The story begins where it left off in Trees #1 at the research facility in the northern tundra. The ...
Comic Book Review: C.O.W.L. #2
The Chicago Organized Workers League are back on the case, the case just happens to be dropping off Patrol Division Grant Marlow’s son, little Jack, off at school. It’s not as dry as it seems. Little Jack, the ...
Comic Book Review: Superman #32
Superman #32 written by Geoff Johns with penciling from John Romita Jr. and inking by Klaus Janson begins with a very familiar opening act. A class five hazardous leak at the Ulysses Research Center is occurrin...
Comic Book Review: Undertow #1
Steve Orlando and Artyom Trakhanov pack a fist full of action and philosophy and even a dash of romance into the opening book of the series. The story opens with a very tranquil scene with seagulls flying over ...
Comic Book Review: Detective Comics #32
Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato keep the story moving in Detective Comics #32: Icarus Part Three. Batman is in detective mode after his lengthy fight with Sumo. He even helps out our friendly or not so fri...
Comic Book Review: Witchfinder: The Mysteries of Unland #1
Witchfinder: Mysteries of Unland #1 is a fabulous criminal mystery with a paranormal twist. The lead character is one Sir Edward Grey, a decorated investigator with just the right touch of arrogance. Unfortunat...
Comic Book Review: The United States of Murder Inc #2
Bendis and Oeming begin The United States of Murder Inc #2 with a familiar tale right out of the annals of history, not to mention giving nods to conspiracy theorists everywhere. The opening is great not becaus...
Comic Book Review: The Empty Man #1
The premise of The Empty Man #1, Cullen Bunn and Vanesa R. Del Ray’s new mystery thriller is figuring out what exactly is The Empty Man.The story starts off five years in the past in Mountain Home, Arkansas, wh...