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Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #12
Going into this finale of season 11, I found myself a bit disappointed that there are still so many questions and very few answers to engage you in this story. It feels like we’ve been going through an adventure without a...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #11
Who would have thought that Angel and Illyria could ever be a thing? Not this guy, and definitely would never have been a possibility before the events of Angel Season 11 so far. But even then, it seems like we have finally rea...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #6
Running into Angelus and Darla is certainly the worst situation you could find yourself in if you’re you from the present. I don’t know how people really feel about the time-traveling through time, but it has been s...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #5
Last issue of Angel brought us to an end to Illyria’s story as she transports Angel and Fred to a new time period. That was a perfect start to season 11 showing us that there is still more story to tell through these two ...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #4
I think I can say with confidence now that them bringing back Fred with Illyria still attached to her was one of my favorite decisions they made for the Angel books. Fred was always a character who was gone too soon, and when s...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #3
Illyria is the perfect character to center our attention on and so far the results are exactly what we look for when desiring the lack of restriction Angel’s corner of the Buffyverse opens us to. This is a character who b...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #2
This season of Angel is definitely going to have a different feel to it in comparison to those which came before. The cast changes, the settings change, the forces Angel goes up against change as well. The only thing that seems...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #1
Truly what a shame it would have been if we continued with Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 11 without the opportunity to continue Angel and friend’s story through their season 11 as well. Angel & Faith Season 10 was f...
Comic Book Review: Miss Fury Volume 2 #5
The doors of the supernatural have been blown open as the Minor Key have rung a bell you can’t unring. One that really pushes Miss Fury to her limits mentally and physically. Especially when there is more to what she can ...
Comic Book Review: Miss Fury Volume 2 #4
The last issue left us with a lot to anticipate in Miss Fury Volume 2 #4, Marla coming face to face with what looks like unbeatable odds while digging deeper into the mystery behind her powers and how they connect to the forces...
Comic Book Review: Miss Fury Volume 2 #3
Miss Fury’s darker side has been teased, so has her past, and things can only get worse as these things make up who she became now. Especially when confronting those who are behind this mystery and the assault on her for ...
Comic Book Review: Miss Fury Vol 2 #2
Volume 2 #1 was a solid start to this new story and direction for Marla Drake. Call it coincidence that it was her missing ship plans that started this story, but you have to admit that this has been a fascinating search for an...
Comic Book Review: Miss Fury Volume 2 #1
I read the first volume of Miss Fury and absolutely loved it. A mission with time travel, time wars, knights, drama, what more could you ask for? This vixen who is not afraid to go up against impossible odds. She had so much dr...
Comic Book Review: Invisible Republic #5
Whenever a new series from Image Comics gets started, it’s often met with critical acclaim and for some fans, this can be categorized as extra fuel for the never ending hype machine. “Invisible Republic” howev...
Comic Book Review: Invisible Republic #2
(some minor spoilers) Corinna Bechko, Gabriel Hardman and Jordan Boyd had what I think was one of the finest debuts of the year with “Invisible Republic” #1. It immediately left me wanting more thanks to the potenti...
Comic Book Review: Invisible Republic #1
The last couple of years or so have seen a big upswing in science fiction comics. I credit “Saga” for this because that took off in such a big way that publishers have really begun to place their bets on the genre a...