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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...
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9.5
Comic Book Review: Burnouts #1
Wherein we sit down, grab a joint, take a few drags, kick our feet up and crack open a comic book.
Burnouts #1 is the new book by Dennis Culver and G...
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Comic Book Review: Old Lady Harley #1
Looking at Old Lady Harley #1, before even opening the up the book, the first question I had to ask myself was this: Why? Is this book pure satire? Is...
7.5
Comic Book Review: Unnatural #2
I was not overly enamored with Unnatural #1. I found its themes to be overly cliched as well as aggressively overt. I also had a hard time connecting ...
5
Comic Book Review: The Dreaming #1
Wherein We Systematically Tear Down All the Work Neil Gaiman Left Us With, In Favor of an Unreasonably Unlikeable Character Who Has a Chip on Her Shou...
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Comic Book Review: The Life of Captain Marvel #3
Wherein My Favorite Superhero Continues to Act Like a Douche, We Get About Three Pages of Actual Superhero Comic and Carol’s Mom Debuts a Bit of a Mak...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Go Go Powers Rangers #13
"Billy, I’m only certain of two things in this world. The sun rises in the East and Jason trains in the morning."
There’s something to be said for re...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Mighty Mite #1
Mighty Mite is a character who used to appear in comics back before you and I were around and at some point found himself falling in to the deep pit k...
3
Comic Book Review: Border Town #1
Wherein We Take the Good, We Take the Bad, We Take Them Both and Quickly Disappear Down a Rabbit Hole of Hate
Border Town #1 has a few good points, b...
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Review: Hey Kids! Comics! #1
Howard Chaykin is a national treasure in the world of comic books, and he's self-effacing as hell. In every interview I’ve ever read with the man, he’...