Comic Book Review: X-Men Blue #4
Hard not to say that the last issue of X-Men Blue was an odd one. Not bad, but odd because you really couldn’t have prepared yourself for this kind of threat from Nimrod. A big mutant problem that has a twisted way of ...
Comic Book Review: Rat Queens #3
Now it feels like a party the way Rat Queens ended with last month’s issue. All it took was that scene at the end to pull this together and feel like you could remember all the things that first got you into this story. T...
Comic Book Review: Rapture #1
Rapture is a big story for anyone who is a fan of either Ninjak, Shadowman or both. I fall into the category of loving both of these characters, and wanting to see more of them after the Operation Deadside story arc in Ninjak. ...
Comic Book Review: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 11 #7
Just when you already saw the Safe Zone as a horrible confinement for the supernatural on Earth, somehow things could still be worse. It was quite the punch to the gut discovering that as much as this was a prison, it was also ...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #18
Suicide Squad #17 gave us one hell of a turn of events for this team. What came off as just another mission on Waller’s checklist turned into her ultimate opportunity to take out the one enemy who was sitting right under ...
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: Redneck #2
Vampire fans alike I do hope were as satisfied as I was with the debut release of Redneck. As I said before, you can always find new ways to captivate readers when it comes to vampires and this creative team nailed it with this...
Comic Book Review: Ultimates 2 #7
I’m not going to lie that this is the moment that I feared approach for Ultimates. With every new event from Marvel, there are the numerous tie-ins to that event whether big or small. The tie-ins for Ultimates have never ...
Comic Book Review: Generation X #1
Of all the X-Men books newly released or yet to be released, Generation X #1 is one of my more anticipated. It goes without saying that as good as the X-Men books can be, there are times when they play it too safe in this corne...
Comic Book Review: X-Men Gold #4
The last issue of X-Men Gold brought us to the close of the first story for this new team and adventure. The X-Men are now rejoining the rest of the world, which meant bringing back a lot of nostalgic moments on top of the new....
Comic Book Review: Royal City #3
Jeff Lemire is a creator with a unique vision and a knack for conveying real, human emotion. “Royal City” is no exception to that. “Royal City” #3 goes deeper into the issues of the Pike family and makes...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #24
It has almost felt like forever since the last issue of Birthright. A whole month without this book was killer when we ended with Mikey and Rya finally reuniting. I had to go back and reread that issue just to allow the moment ...
Comic Book Review: Invincible #136
***Might contain spoiler*** Never really thought that by the end of ‘THE END OF ALL THINGS’ Part Three we would find ourselves facing off against Thragg already. Of course nothing is ever as it seems on the surface,...
Comic Book Review: Ninjak #27
This month brings us to a special standalone issue. It makes sense after the mission Colin has come back from. Like they say, he has fought the Shadow Seven, journeyed to the Deadside, and bested death itself. Rapture is right ...
Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #1
The same excitement for Sovereigns #0 carries over into Sovereigns #1 as this is an interesting time chosen for a story surrounding the Gold Key heroes. Most times we get stories based around their past or their present, though...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #15
Its not hard to imagine that at this point we would have another special issue for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. We may be on issue #15, but a lot has happened in such a short amount of time and there is still much more that mu...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #21
After Timeless, I was really hoping for something that would reignite my anticipation for Justice League again. Unfortunately this seems to be a pattern with team books like this where everything con go so right, and all it tak...
Comic Book Review: Grass Kings #3
Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins’ “Grass Kings” reaches a high point with a lot being revealed to us. Read on for our review of “Grass Kings” #3. On their own, Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins are two of m...
Comic Book Review: X-Men Blue #3
X-Men Blue I will admit is nothing like I expected it to be. After reading X-Men Gold there was this assumption that we would get a bit of the same though through the perspective of the original five. From the first issue this ...
Comic Book Review: Z Nation #2
Expect the unexpected and cling to no one as this world knows how to chew you up and spit you back out. This we learned the hard way from the first issue in case we had forgotten what kind of world Z Nation takes place in. Earl...
Comic Book Review: Charmed #3
The adventures of the Charmed Ones continues as it’s that time where the big bad makes his presence known and the real fun begins. For a first story arc I am loving how it feels just like the way any other episode of Char...
Comic Book Review: Regression #1
This guy right here absolutely loves a good horror book. I admit I have been slacking off keeping up with some of these, but when I spotted a new story written by Cullen Bunn of all people, I had to jump onboard as this is his ...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #17
The more I sat on it, the last issue of Suicide Squad may have been to an extent anti-climatic, but it was still daring. At the end of the day that is what you are looking for when you flip open this book. You look for the next...
Comic Book Review: Eternal Warrior: Awakening #1
No matter the time, place or war, the excitement for Eternal Warrior is always the same. If you ask me, this is probably the most new reader friendly character you could ask for from the Valiant Universe. You can tell a story i...
Comic Book Review: WWE #4
All great wrestling sagas come to and end and this week we reach the end of Seth Rollins’ return from injury in “WWE” #4. In the grand tradition of all wrestling sagas, there is plenty of fighting and lots of ...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Dead Orbit #1
It feels weird opening up a brand new story for the Aliens Vs Predator franchise again. The newest original story was Alien: Defiance and that felt like ages ago as everything after that was following the next chapters for Life...
Comic Book Review: Unfollow #18
I’ve raved and raved about Unfollow and how beautifully this story has been told. So brutally tethered to everything we know to be wrong with our world. It was like looking into a mirror and seeing the reality of the age ...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #16
New mission time for Task Force X! Hard to say that things can really be the same after the ordeal this team has been through at the hands of Rustam. Normally we jump into these new story arcs with not much known about what we ...
Comic Book Review: Prometheus: Life and Death One-Shot
The final conflict is here! It has been an amazing journey following Life and Death full circle to Prometheus once again when the one enemy we managed to overlooked is far from done. In this universe, it is the unfortunate trut...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Defiance #11
It is tough to see where Zula, Davis, Hollis find themselves currently. If you asked me if at issue #11 we would find ourselves here back on Earth at the mercy of Weyland-Yutani, I would have told you no with confidence. But in...
