Comics
Comic Book Review: Runaways #10
Never a simple day in the life of a Runaway. These past ten issues we have been waiting for that one horrible moment that would shake things up, and still you could not have prepared for what would actually happen. Molly could ...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #2
Magic in space, three words I would have never put together for Doctor Strange till now. The previous run of this series broke new ground, and this one just keeps pushing forward when the Sorcerer Supreme finally steps out of h...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #7
With curiosity comes answers, the kind you want, and the kind you may come to regret. The previous issue of Evolution spent a good amount of time putting our main characters in positions where they had to choose if their curren...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #26
It has been one heck of a wait to find out what comes next in Wayward. If I recall correctly, the last issue released was last year, realizing that made it that much harder to set aside this anticipation. The only downside of c...
Comic Book Review: Shadowman #4
Its new story arc time for the Shadowman, and the fun is in everything that there is now to discover about the history of this loa. This new volume of Shadowman has something new around every turn between the things that came b...
Comic Book Review: Hit-Girl #5
Mark Millar and that creative team fully embraced everything that is absurdly violent about the world of Kick-Ass with the first story arc. So imagine my surprise when we shift from the Columbian adventure to one in Canada, and...
Comic Book Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 12: The Reckoning #1
Once more into the fray with Buffy and the Scoobies. This is a point in their lives to look forward to exploring when the events of the Safe Zone rocked everyone’s world. A year before this new chapter, no one was even su...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #28
A real war is when both sides know the game and can be seen as formidable. The events of the issue before change the game in a big way when the Rangers are finally ready to take action, rather than be reactive. That means being...
Comic Book Review: Damage #6
With this next chapter for Ethan and Damage, we’ve gotten a good balance between what makes each of them tick. The things that make Damage such an unruly beast, and the things that make Ethan different from the monster he...
Comic Book Review: Thor #1
Now before I get into this one, if you’re first thought was excitement because Odinson is Thor once again, you have disappointed as a fan of Thor. Those who have stuck with this story from the very start to now know that ...
Comic Book Review: Domino #3
As I have said consistently since the premiere of Deadpool 2, this is a great year to be a fan of Domino whether the movie version or the comic version. The difference of course being that us comic fans who follow this ongoing ...
Comic Book Review: Sideways #5
Sideways definitely has a pace of its own in contrast to the other new heroes. The others off the bat have some solid direction to them, but Derek James is lost at sea. He’s gotten himself into a surprising number of enco...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #1
I must say, Hawkman is not exactly the book that I thought I would be willing to give a shot. For me it always depended on the version of Hawkman that they were willing to write. That was the dealbreaker. I think the last time ...
Comic Book Review: Dejah Thoris #5
Whether you get what you want in the end of not, there is always a time where you questions if you got more than you bargained for. Right now Dejah and company find themselves in that very position as there is “Water, wat...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #43
The anticipation is going strong to see how far Deadshot is willing to go in order to save Zoe, and how these other forces will challenge him. Working with the Dark Knight is no simple task, especially when you are someone who ...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #1
There’s one regret I tend to have about Deadpool series. I normally get into them very fast, but somewhere along the way I drop out, and it is probably because there’s not enough of a hook in contrast to other books...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #5
The pieces have been put into play, but not soon enough when neither the enemy at hand or plot set into motion has been figured out by the X-Men: Red team. This truly has been a gem in the line-up of X-books when we have needed...
Comic Book Review: Cloak & Dagger #1
I’m not going to lie that I was a bit thrown off by the fact that they decided to make this a digital exclusive comic rather than one in print, but something is always better than nothing. Especially when there is no argu...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #1
I have to say that there was some skepticism with this new relaunch of Doctor Strange. The run before was very down to Earth and unique for how the story changed everything that we thought we knew about the world of magic. It e...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #23
Victor is used to finding himself in predicaments where someone wants something from him, but this one changes things when there are two interested parties and neither of their motives have been figured out. I mean enemy he def...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Collateral Damage #1
It always warms my heart when there’s another new Halo comic coming out. Most never understand this feeling when everything must be spoon-fed in one medium alone. Through the comics and novels, the Halo Universe has been ...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #1
Team books can always be hit or miss depending on the creative team. Luckily for this iteration of the Justice League, there is some hope for who has taken over. Books like Justice League are usually worth following from the ve...
Comic Book Review: The Unexpected #1
Once more into the breach we go with yet another addition to The New Age of Heroes. I’m actually impressed right now because I did not think there would still be more stories to debut. That says a lot about how serious th...
Comic Book Review: Saban’s Go Go Power Rangers #10
If anyone was wondering where the Go Go Power Rangers would fit into the Shattered Grid, issue #9 was a great entry-point for the younger team to experience what it is like to be hunted by Lord Drakkon and his allies. This new ...
Comic Book Review: Saga #52
They were not kidding when they said that what happens from this arc forward would be pretty dark. Saga has definitely become one of those stories where the most dangerous idea is that the universe will give you peace. Not when...
Comic Book Review: Super Sons/Dynomutt Special #1
Whenever DC does specials like these DC/Hanna-Barbera crossovers, I would say it is a crime not to check out a few of them. You will always find at least one that is worthwhile. For me this time around, it was the Super Sons/Dy...
Comic Book Review: Vamperonica #2
For as small as the Archie Comics universe is, you have to give them credit that they nail the ability to create so many memorable alternate stories based on their characters. Next to Afterlife With Archie, Vamperonica I would ...
Comic Book Review: Harbinger Wars 2 #1
Whether you followed the first Harbinger War (Why wouldn’t you?) or not, this is the Valiant event to look forward to if you want real stakes in the future landscape of this planet. X-O Manowar, Livewire, the Harbinger Re...
Comic Book Review: Falcon #8
I don’t think dire begins to cover what obstacles Falcon has been facing with this revenge scheme put into motion by Mephisto. Mephisto could have sent all kinds of threats his way, but vampires were one heck of a way to ...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #390
Its new story arc time for the Sorcerer Supreme as he seems to be getting back to what can be considered normal, for him that is. Up to this point it has been one cataclysmic disaster after the other for the guy, and he has bee...
