8.5
Comic Book Review: Beasts of Burden: Wise Dogs and Eldritch Men #1
Despite this being the first issue in the series, Beasts of Burden has actually been around for quite some time. Conceived by writer Evan Dorkin, Beas...
8.5
9
Comic Book Review: Farmhand #3
Let me start by laying my cards on the table here: if you’re not reading Farmhand, you really need to reassess what you’re doing with your pull list. ...
7
Comic Book Review: Alt-Hero #4
The world of Alt-Hero continues to grow and expand in issue #4 from writer Vox Day and Arkhaven Comics. In what is probably my favorite aspect of this...
8.5
Comic Book Review: Babyteeth #12
I’ve been a fan of Donny Cates’ Babyteeth since issue one and I have to say if you’re not reading it, you truly are missing out.
We start off in Pa...
9
Comic Book Review: Batman #54
Tom King's run on Batman has, for me at least, been mostly highs with very few lows. I wasn't a fan of that "Monster Men" thing a bit early on but I'v...
8
Comic Book Review: Black Badge #1
Black Badge #1, out now from Boom! Studios, is based on the idea that kids get lost and scared. Children must be redirected to their parents and are t...
9
Graphic Novel Review: Gun Ghoul: Raising the Dead
Gun Ghoul: Raising the Dead collects Gun Ghoul issues #1-4. I really enjoyed issue #1 when I reviewed it a while back and I was anxiously looking forw...
6.5
Comic Book Review: Cover #1
What Happens When a Comic Book Creator is Unwittingly Recruited into the World of Espionage?
If there is nothing else about the acclaimed writer, Bri...
7.5
Comic Book Review: Stellar #3
The Stellar series from Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment takes a dramatic, and jarring, left turn in issue #3. The happenings from the first tw...
8
Comic Book Review: Quantum Mortis #3
Vox Day's Quantum Mortis: A Man Disrupted continues its look into the sci-fi world of Graven Tower as he and Detector Hildreth unravel the baffling mu...