Comic Book Review: Seven To Eternity #1
There are a number of reasons to pick up a book like Seven To Eternity #1, even if it is just because Rick Remender. Now for me, part of that reason is definitely because it is Rick Remender, and it is also because it is Jerome...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Life And Death #1
The next step in the Dark Horse Aliens Vs Predator franchise. Since Fire and Stone I can help but be impressed about how far e have come in this world. You would have thought this would be a number of random stories, but they h...
Comic Book Review: Trinity #1
In the aftermath of the end of the New 52, the Superman we got to know died. However, there is another Clark Kent but he is from another world and it’s created some friction between the legendary trinity of Superman, Wond...
Comic Book Review: Britannia #1
With much hype, Britannia #1 is a title and mini series that comes with some expectation from Valiant. This is another all-new story like Divinity. We look forward to learning about how a Detectioner as they called them back th...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #1
As you would normally expect from a Rebirth #1 issue, we got a solid foundation set for this new story. One that helped reintroduce us to the hero that is Cyborg and Victor Stone. While not too much to go off of, this first iss...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #7
With their backs are against the wall, these are dire times for the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Not the first time that their base has been destroyed, but they now as well find themselves cut off from a fellow Ranger, Zordon,...
Comic Book Review: Lady Killer 2 #2
Being an assassin isn’t easy when you have to go it alone. It’s even more difficult when you have a husband and two kids to keep the truth from. “Lady Killer” 2 #2 takes things to an intriguing but darke...
Comic Book Review: Doom Patrol #1
Created by Bruno Premiani, Arnold Drake, Bob Hanley and Murray Boltinoff, the Doom Patrol has gone through many different incarnations over their 50+ year history. Arguably the most notable of these is the Grant Morrison/Richar...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #19
As I’ve stated before, it is the Rhodes family versus the world in Birthright. A world that would see them all destroyed just to make sure Mikey and the Nevermind are no more, and a world that would kill Rya over some rul...
Comic Book Review: Prometheus: Life And Death #4
As the finale for Prometheus: Life And Death, the last issue left us anticipating this one for anything and everything that could or would go wrong with the he Colonial Marines plan of survival. Because it is either hide or mak...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #2
Suicide Squad felt just like Suicide Squad with the Rebirth debut a month ago. An impressive start that really set the foundation for what we are to expect from this team. Particularly with how the issue ended as one would expe...
Preview: Triggerman #1
Triggerman #1 Writer: Walter Hill, Matz Artist: Jef FC – 32pp – $3.99 – On sale: October 5 Locked up for a life of murder, Roy Nash never thought he’d walk the mean streets of Chicago again… let alone rescue h...
Comic Book Review: The Flintstones #3
By this point all of DC’s new Hanna – Barbera series have established their voices for good or bad. “The Flintstones” has easily been the most interesting of all the new series because of it’s voic...
Comic Book Review: Unfollow #11
Crap has really been hitting the fan since the start of Unfollow, never losing focus on the dangers of being one of the 140 or the fact that the likes of Rubinstein could even be one of the 140. No one is safe. Not even Dave, D...
Comic Book Review: Green Arrow #6
‘Sins of The Mother’ is the new story arc for Green Arrow and probably the best place to take off after the climatic events of the first story arc of this ongoing. Without a doubt whether you are new to Emiko or not...
Comic Book Review: Nailbiter #25
When we reach the end of another story arc in Nailbiter, that is usually when you are maxed out in anticipation. I mean how can you not? Take in everything our characters have been through be it changes in direction, major reve...
Comic Book Review: Ninjak #19
The Fist & The Steel really is the story you have been waiting for whether you are a fan of Ninjak or Eternal Warrior. Two of the most unlikely to team up because of the way they treat each other, yet clearly have grown to ...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg: Rebirth #1
Cyborg was one of those must reads from the New 52 as of recently. When it came to an end before Rebirth you were thankful for the book because it finally explored the Victor Stone we haven’t seen close to enough of in hi...
Comic Book Review: Skybourne #1
If you’re a fan of fantasy then surely this one grabbed your attention very quickly. Maybe not for the cover that doesn’t say fantasy, but the description of Skybourne definitely does. “James Bond with fantasy...
Comic Book Review: Croak #1
As some of you know, I’m a big fan of horror stories, so when Croak caught my attention this was off the bat one I felt inclined to give a shot. Interesting enough also had the appeal of the dark things that can go on in ...
Comic Book Review: Afterlife With Archie #10
“Afterlife With Archie” is arguably the best horror comic going right now. It’s consistently great despite having one of the worst shipping patterns. These things unfortunately happen but what is fortunate is ...
Comic Book Review: Saga #37
Saga #37 is where ‘The War for Phang’ begins. A story arc that comes with anticipation because you don’t really know what is in store for us. We know that Hazel is reunited with her ever-expanding family, but ...
Comic Book Review: Vikings #4
Godhead continues as these are trying times for Ragnar and the Vikings. We are still caught during that period where Ragnar is so fixed on the future, but too many of those close to him are stuck in the past. Unable to look pas...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #6
After the standalone issue of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #5, we look to get back to the main storyline with this issue. Might have to reread the previous issue just because the annual came in-between, but the excitement at th...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Defiance #4
Moving into we have finally gotten down to brass tacks dealing with the big picture. This has always been about more than just saving humanity from the Aliens. This is about saving humanity from Weyland because no matter what g...
Comic Book Review: X-O Manowar #49
Wow, here we are at the second to last issue of this run of X-O Manowar. Long like the king indeed considering all that Aric has been through and still going through with this that looks like an end of the world scenario. They ...
Comic Book Review: Bloodshot Reborn #16
Bloodshot: Reborn #15 proved that Bloodshot Island has a lot to offer when there is so much more to this than simply living, dying, and coming back the next day. We were hit with the biggest twist you could imagine finding out ...
Comic Book Review: Blue Beetle: Rebirth #1
Out of DC Comics’ many Rebirth titles, the one I’ve been most anxious about is the new Blue Beetle ongoing series starring Jaime Reyes. As I explained in obsessive detail, the original Jaime Reyes solo series from 2006 was a re...
Comic Book Review: Faith #2
After a short but really enjoyable miniseries, Faith’s first ongoing started off with a bang as her favorite actor Chris Chriswell revealed himself to be her first true supervillain. “Faith” #2 picks up right ...
Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel #8
Carol is finding herself on a slippery slope right now. You see where the problems come from with how you act on future events that haven’t happened yet, and you truly want to root for her when again her heart is in the r...
