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Jawbreakers - Lost Souls by Ricahrd C. Meyer, Jon Malin, and Brett R. Smith is a visually stunning package. It's…
Kieron Gillen has created many good things for comic book readers.
Captain Marvel #2 is mostly filler and setup for what will hopefully pay off a lot better in the next…
Female Furies #1 is a case of DC bringing in a writer with a clever idea and letting her run…
Lowlifes by Brian Buccellato and Alexis Sentenac is the story of several people in Los Angeles connected to a singular…
Captain Marvel #1 has a lot going for it, despite some serious shortcomings. Comparatively speaking, this issue is phenomenal.
We wrap up Uncanny X-Men: Disassembled with issues 6-10! What will become of X-Men once Nate has executed his vision…
Crime. Sleaze. Corruption. Noir. As only Brubaker and Phillips can Deliver It’s been a while since we’ve been invited to
Exorsisters #1 has many things going for it. The art by web cartoonist Gisele Lagace is serviceable. She does a…
The Silencer is one of the few comics in today’s marketplace that consistently entertains. It’s written by the incomparable Dan…
Martian Manhunter #1 by Steve Orlando and Riley Rossmo looks to follow Mister Miracle's success with a detective focused story…
If you are a vampire fan, or just looking for something unique you might want to check out Donny Cates'…
Three issues into to DC Comics and Tom King's Heroes in Crisis and I find myself asking if I'm still…
Rogue & Gambit's 'honeymoon in space' continues, but will the newlyweds survive it? Kelly Thompson's tale of maritial bliss continues…
Uncle Scrooge is still going strong these days thanks to Disney’s reboot of the beloved DuckTales TV show, as well
Frankenstein Alive, Alive! Is one of those rare instances where writer Steve Niles and artist Bernie Wrightson click together to…
Burnouts #1 is the new book by Dennis Culver and Geoffo. If you don’t know these two names, you should.
DC Comics' Old Lady Harley #1 by Frank Tieri and Inaki Miranda is a bad book with a mediocre creative…
Unnatural #2 still has overt politics and might be a little too sexualized, but the mystery is deepening, and the…
The biggest sin a writer can commit is to not entertain. The plot of The Dreaming #1 is just boring.…