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...
8.5
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...
8
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’...
8.3
Comic Book Review: The Silencer #9
The Silencer #9 is an excellent example of what can be done with a female-led action book.
The Silencer book so far has been a master course in how t...
8
Comic Book Review: Halo: Collateral Damage #3
Master Chief and his team of Spartans find themselves still in the thick of battle when we pick up in the final of this short, three issue run of Halo...
8
Comic Book Review: Doomsday Clock #7
The controversial Doomsday Clock hits shelves this week and without reviewing the entire series thus far and giving out major spoilers, it's a difficu...
7
Comic Book Review: Heroes In Crisis #1
If you've read any of my previous reviews lately, you know I'm a big fan of Tom King. I am really enjoying his work on Batman and if you haven't read ...
7.5
Comic Book Review: Redneck #15
Back in the late 80s and early 90s, if Alan Moore or Neil Gaiman wrote something, I bought it no matter what. Most people did, and then around 1996, i...
2
Comic Book Review: Timmy Lala’s Ice Scream
Timmy Lala's Ice Scream is a one-shot horror comic from the writer/artist team of Bradley Golden and Andrey Lunatik. It was brought to life via Kickst...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Batman Damned #1 (Yes, THAT Issue)
When I sat down to talk about Batman: Damned #1, the first thought I had was of Pee Wee Herman appearing at the MTV Video Awards in 1991 where he asks...