Review: Lazarus #2
What is a Lazarus? This is the question Greg Rucka begins to answer in Lazarus #2. The book opens with Forever being examined by her sister, Beth. Beth prescribes her a cocktail of all sorts of colorful pills, ...
Comic Book Review: Lazarus #1
Greg Rucka surgically introduces us to the world of Lazarus using the voice of a coroner relaying an autopsy. Collaborating with Rucka on the project is Michael Lark. Lark’s gritty artwork with large bursts of ...
Comic Book Review: Trees #2
Trees #2 is lacking. It lacks action, it lacks compelling characters, even the plotline lacked in progression.The story begins where it left off in Trees #1 at the research facility in the northern tundra. The ...
Comic Book Review: C.O.W.L. #2
The Chicago Organized Workers League are back on the case, the case just happens to be dropping off Patrol Division Grant Marlow’s son, little Jack, off at school. It’s not as dry as it seems. Little Jack, the ...
Comic Book Review: Undertow #1
Steve Orlando and Artyom Trakhanov pack a fist full of action and philosophy and even a dash of romance into the opening book of the series. The story opens with a very tranquil scene with seagulls flying over ...
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Comic Book Review: Trees #1
Trees #1 begins with a Bang, literally as the Rio De Janeiro Pacification Police equipped with advanced technology specifically different types of drones hunts down a group of young people. The pursuit is short...
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Comic Book Review: C.O.W.L. #1
C.O.W.L. or the Chicago Organized Workers League written by Kyle Higgins and Alec Siegel with art by Rod Reis combines heart-pounding action sequences, street-cop detective work, with just a taste of palace int...