Comics
Comic Book Review: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #3
The Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is a charming series, and equal parts everything endearing about that younger version of Peter Parker, but above all it is a series that delightfully keeps you on your toes about what comes ...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #11
While I was not overly impressed with the extra things they stuffed into the big issue of Doctor Strange last month for the sake of a quick buck, the main storyline was exactly what was needed when it was about time we really l...
Comic Book Review: Uncanny X-Men #12
I said what I said, but here I am, aren’t I? What guy can resist jumping back into the X-Books when his favorite mutant hero is back from the dead and into the spotlight again? It was a cruel world that he was thrown back...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #18
This run of Justice League has left little to imagination when it comes to what both heroes and villains are up to in order to claim what they believe is the proper state of the multiverse. The previous issue was another exampl...
Comic Book Review: Anthem #1
As they said, Anthem is a game that has been highly anticipated, and it is right around the corner. It only makes sense that this would also be a game where they are willing to chance creating a prequel comic for. It is also bo...
Comic Book Review: Damage #14
The start to this new story arc was clear and fairly to the point this time around. Who wouldn’t have wanted Ethan to take that next step to become a legitimate hero with the Justice League? Though it’s hard to argu...
Comic Book Review: Incursion #1
Incursion represents the latest series in Valiant’s Beyond initiative, taking us through an exploration into the Valiant Universe’s hidden depths. Those depths delightfully having to do with the ever expansive Deadside. I could...
Comic Book Review: Naomi #2
Naomi is the kind of book you end up with when world-building and character development go hand in hand. Naomi is a product of her environment, and the world around her is only as important as the way that she fits into it. Tha...
Comic Book Review: Crackdown #1
How would I best describe Crackdown? Halo in the Big City on steroids. Truthfully I’m shocked that we haven’t gotten more Crackdown comics before now. Either way, smart move that they have decided to put out a comic...
Comic Book Review: Runaways #18
While the big fight between the Runaways and the Gibborim was somewhat of a letdown, that didn’t mean that I was any less interested in seeing how this situation would end. This right here is their defining moment to show...
Comic Book Review: Ironheart #3
Some people will say that Riri Williams hasn’t quite deserved a solo series yet, but what dictates when a hero is ready for that kind of spotlight? Do you share the spotlight with other heroes till you unfortunately get s...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #17
New story arc time for the Go Go Power Rangers! This is a book that I can’t help but recommend to most Power Rangers fans, because who doesn’t want the opportunity to explore the early days of the Rangers? This isn&...
Comic Book Review: Rat Queens #14
Part of me was heartbroken when the news came that the story of Rat Queens would be coming to an end. It’s one thing when a book is cancelled, but another thing when the creator is ready to walk away from it. While heartb...
Comic Book Review: William Gibson’s Alien 3 #4
Last month I couldn’t help but feel impressed with the leaps that this story has taken in such a short time. I always feared that transitioning between a movie script and comic might be a rough cut. You might have a story...
Comic Book Review: Wonder Twins #1
I think right now it is safe to say that Wonder Comics is off to a great start for DC. It has been a long time coming where someone had to put on their big boy pants to figure out what can be done to get some of these younger h...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #8
As a buffer between story arcs, Justice League Dark #7 gave us one heck of a self-contained story. One thing I always love is when issues are somewhat one and done. This may be an ongoing story, but it never hurts to have one o...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #9
With every passing issue of Hawkman, you are always left wondering, “How will they top this”? Somehow this creative team will manage to catch you off guard by their ability to step up to the plate time after time. T...
Comic Book Review: Livewire #3
When it comes to Valiant books, a lot of the time it will end up being the books which are more out there that I get into. When it comes to the solo books, it takes one with a character I can really admire for what they represe...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #9
Is anyone truly shocked that they would do a Valentine’s Day issue of Deadpool? I have to agree with some readers out there who say that comics can do great when stories are one and done. Not every story has to be linear ...
Comic Book Review: Champions #2
Bigger doesn’t always mean better. Neither does it mean that your problems won’t double having so much ambition to expand around the globe. It was very interesting for this creative team to hit us with such a twist ...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #17
Last week’s Justice League Annual #1 was one hell of a chapter for this series when it was all or nothing to repair the Source Wall. At this point we should have all guessed that accomplishing this was going to be easier ...
Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #11
Hard to believe that here we are at part one of the two-part series finale to The Curse of Brimstone. It was just a bit easier to accept this after the series of exciting stories told through the events of the Brimstone Annual....
Comic Book Review: Project Superpowers #6
Up to this point I would have said that the first Masks book was my favorite Dynamite team book. Now that might have to change to Project Superpowers. Who would have thought that a group of outdated superheroes like this could ...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Lone Wolf #2
Halo: Lone Wolf is exactly the kind of Halo book that we need at a time like this. One that continues to expand on the Halo lore, while at the same time proving that you can do so with a character who is not the Master Chief. A...
Comic Book Review: Die #3
The second issue of Die was a chilling introduction to the realm of Die. Who would have expected that the sixth friend could have survived all this time? It really makes you wonder if there’s anything left of Sol either. ...
Comic Book Review: Weapon H #12
Who really would have thought that a book like this could take us all the way to Weirdworld? Colored me surprised that between last year and this year we could have two series end with an adventure there and back. It has been u...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #10
This week brings us to the much hyped issue of Doctor Strange with this being the 400th issue anniversary. Quite the milestone of you ask me. Some may have drastically higher numbers, but for a book starting a hero like this? T...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Odyssey #5
Issue #5 of Justice League Odyssey has been one to anticipate when right now we are getting two very different reactions to being worshiped as a god. You would think that this is the best thing ever to experience, and you would...
Comic Book Review: Heroes in Crisis #5
Heroes in Crisis right now is that book where everyone has an opinion on it. You either love this book, or you hate it. Well let’s not us the word hate. There just seems to be things this creative team can’t do righ...
Comic Book Review: Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1
I’ve made it a point sometimes to make a statement of how much I appreciate some of these classic heroes and the way that their stories are revamped for newer generations.The excitement can be a double-edged sword at time...