Uncanny X-Men (2018): The Break Down, Part 2
“Everything is connected… And thus nothing is connected.”
Here is the second and final part of The Break Down, an overview of the Uncanny X-Men weekl...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Criminal (2019) #1
Crime. Sleaze. Corruption. Noir. As only Brubaker and Phillips can Deliver
It's been a while since we've been invited to step into the world of Crimi...
5.5
Comic Book Review: Exorsisters #1
Wherein a cool name for your comic only gets you so far and Canadian tweener humor fails to carry you the rest of the way.
Exorsisters #1 has many th...
8.5
Comic Book Review: The Silencer #10
Wherein we finally decide that Dan Abnett doesn’t really need Andy Lanning, and we sing the praises of one consistently badass comic book.
A General ...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Martian Manhunter #1
The first thought I think everyone is going to have when reading Martian Manhunter #1 is this: "It worked for Mister Miracle, it should work for Marti...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Redneck #17
I've said it before and I'm sure I will say again, Redneck is the only piece of vampire fiction being published today that's worth your time. I'd go s...
5
Comic Book Review: Heroes In Crisis #3
Three issues into to DC Comics' Heroes in Crisis and I find myself asking if I'm still even interested anymore. I gave the first issue a favorable rev...
7
Comic Book Review: Mr. and Mrs. X #4
Rogue and Gambit's 'honeymoon in space' continues, but will the newlyweds survive it?
It is a good time to be an X-Men fan. After what felt like a de...
9
Comic Book Review: Uncle Scrooge #38
Uncle Scrooge is still going strong these days thanks to Disney's reboot of the beloved DuckTales TV show, as well as IDW's continuing efforts to brin...
10
Graphic Novel Review: Frankenstein Alive, Alive!
Wherein We Muse Wonderingly About the Magical Synergy that Happens When Some Creators Partner Together, and We Miss Our Dear Departed Friend.
Franken...