Comic Book Review: C.O.W.L. #8
Arclight spins a story while the city of Chicago tailspins into chaos on the back of Warner and Stone’s deal. Is it good?Kyle Higgins, Alec Siegel, an...
Comic Book Review: Lady Killer #2
Josie Schuller is back in action and the struggle between her professional and home life begins to take center stage. Is It Good?First off, I am absol...
Comic Book Review: Imperium #1
What does it take to build a utopia? Is the price worth it? These are just some of the questions Joshua Dysart, Doug Braithwaite, Brian Reber and Dave...
Comic Book Review: The Life After #6
Enormous rabbits and an eyeless ninja keep The Life After #6 as strange as the previous five installments. Is it good?Joshua Hale Fialkov and Gabo tak...
Comic Book Review: Death Vigil #6
The machinations of Maria and the Necromancers take center stage as their plan to overwhelm Bernadette and the Vigil unfolds. Is it good?Stjepan Sejic...
Comic Book Review: The Valiant #2
The eternal conflict between the Immortal Enemy and the Geomancer has resumed, but this time the Eternal Warrior, guardian of the Geomancer, has a num...
Comic Book Review: Judge Dredd Classics: The Dark Judges #1
There is a new Judge (or in this case an old one) on the case and the people of Mega-City One have committed the ultimate crime, that of living. Will ...
Comic Book Review: Cap Stone #2
Liam Sharp and Christina McCormack transition from the character development of Charlie Chance to create quite a bit of world building in their second...
Comic Book Review: Lazarus #14
Tough choices, new information, and high drama shape Image’s Lazarus #14 as Greg Rucka and Michael Lark continue to explore Forever’s character and he...
Comic Book Review: Resurrectionists #3
It’s only been a month since the last book, but I could not wait to see what Fred Van Lente and Maurizio Rosenzweig had in store this month, and I was...