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9.5

Comic Book Review: Black Hammer #7

March 22, 2017

There is something extremely depressing about the passage of time, especially for those of us that feel we have had more days behind us than ahead. We make choices that are seemingly for the better at the time ...

5.5

Comic Book Review: American Gods: Shadows #1

John F. Trent

March 14, 2017

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

“I worship you with everything that is within me, and everything inside my mind, and my dreams, and my… .” Neil Gaiman’s American Gods novel makes the jump to comic book form courtesy of P. Craig Russell, Lo...

Comic Book Review: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1954 Ghost Moon #1

Jorge Arenas

March 8, 2017

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

Nothing beats the boredom of a mid week like a nice mix of scifi and horror. Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1954 Ghost Moon #1 works hard to deliver on these elements. The story for the most party looks to catch yo...

7.5

Comic Book Review: Harrow County #21

Donald Edmonds

March 8, 2017

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

Harrow County #21 continues the story of Emmy, a girl who has a relationship with haints (or ghouls, goblins, the things that go bump in the night). At this point in the story, she serves as a sort of protector...

Comic Book Review: The Visitor: How & Why He Stayed #1

Donald Edmonds

February 21, 2017

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

No doubt that audiences will be familiar with the story of Hellboy, prophesied as Anung Un Rama, the Great Destroyer. The demon-child was summoned by the Nazis at the later stages of World War II, appearing in ...

Comic Book Review: Black Hammer #6

Elliott Cole

December 20, 2016

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

The mysteries continue to be unraveled in Black Hammer #6, but even more questions arise as well. Walk a mile in Madame Dragonfly’s shoes as she reveals the horrifying origin of her powers. I can’t remem...

Comic Book Review: Creatures of the Night

Jorge Arenas

November 29, 2016

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

Even though we live in a world that for the most part is documented and explored. Many of us feel that there are still elements shrouded in mystery that are yet to be discovered. Creatures of the Night focuses ...

Comic Book Review: Cryptocracy #4

Jorge Arenas

September 28, 2016

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

Secrets, lies, and conspiracies, for most people these are just words that can drive some good storytelling. Yet for others they take a more sinister meaning, because they are the foundations of our modern soci...

Comic Book Review: Dear Creature

David Edwards

September 22, 2016

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

When broken down to its essential elements, Dear Creature, ought not to work. Grue, a grotesque sea mutant that preys on canoodling teenagers he finds on the beach, happens upon the plays of Shakespeare tucked ...

6.5

Comic Book Review: The Battles of Bridget Lee: Invasion of Farfall

David Edwards

September 14, 2016

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

What would you do if Earth was being invaded by aliens intent on plundering the planet and enslaving humanity? I’d probably be huddled in front of the TV with a blanket over my head hoping it turns out to be ju...

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