Ongoing reads and mid-series thoughts.
Review: J.G. Jones and Mark Waid are a powerhouse team, on their own they’reboth master storytellers, but together you would imagine they’d be able to tell a powerful, compelling and intriguing adventure. Especially one specifically set in the middle of a hot spot of American history. Sadly though, while it’s always possible the 4 issues as […]
Review: Now I will admit first off that my knowledge of Atomic Robo is spotty at best in a big way as I’ve only read bits and pieces here and there thanks to Free Comic Book Day. Though its thanks to FCBD that I’ve come to love what I have read of the character.
Review: Not so long ago, IDW started publishing some brand new Judge Dredd stories. It meant Americans could enjoy THE LAWWWWWW without having to pay stupid amounts for shipping. If you haven’t already, you should definitely check it out.
Review: When last we left off Dante had accrued the wrath of a few of Las Vegas’s supernatural underworld leaders resulting in a fight that left Carpe Noctem near ruin. Chelsea, the new scribe, witnessed it all and wrote about it and proved her mettle alongside Jace and Jo.
Review: This is my introduction to Insane Comics and I have to say that there’s a reason I’m such a huge fan of small independent press comics. As the title implies this is a horror comic and I’ve been a lifelong horror fan so this for me was a real treat.
Review: The comics industry needs to be put on notice because Devil’s Due/First Comics are now back and proving themselves a huge threat with books like this one. It’s fun, creative, unique and extremely surprising in how it involves the reader’s imagination. Matthew and Dave really bring something special here and that awe and wonder […]
Review: There’s a real unique creativity on display here from Joe. The liquid metal is a nice substance and whatever it’s truly made of will hopefully be explored as the series progresses but for now it’s a nice mystery. That we’re getting in on the ground floor of Benjamin and what he becomes from the beginning instead […]
