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“Liberator #1″
“Liberator #1″(w) Matt Miner(a) Javier Sanchez Aranda(c) Joaquin PereyraBlack Mask Studios, 35 pages. …And sometimes evil is doing nothing in the face of atrocity. I love my cat. This may not be a...
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“Baltimore: The Inquisitor”
(w) Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden (a) Ben Stenbeck(c) Dave Stewart(l) Clem RobinsDark Horse Comics What I like best about Baltimore as an ongoing series is the underlying question of What is evil?....
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“Superman Unchained #1″ Kicks Off in Epic Style
Scott Snyder’s much awaited debut at the helm of a title starring DC flagship superhero the Man of Tomorrow, accompanying the now-box-office-smash Man of Steel movie (from Watchmen and 300 director and...
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“X-Files Season 10 #1″ just WORKS
(w) Chris Carter, Joe Harris,(a) Michael Walsh,(c) Jordie Bellaire(l) Robbie RobbinsIDW Publishing, 32 pages, $3.99 Once upon a time, on Sunday nights on the Fox network, after all the wonderful-ness...
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“The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys #1″
Have you ever wanted to like something, but, for the life of you, you just couldn’t? Yeah? Great, because that’s exactly how I feel about this comic. I’d imagine that if I were a big My Chemical...
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“Southern Dog #1″
WARNING: SPOILERS FOLLOW. Get ya some grub, and let me tell y’all ‘bout this here new comic Southern Dog from 215Ink! Written by Jeremy Holt with art by Alex Diotto, the first issue of this series sets...
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In “Swamp Thing #21″“The Murder Poet” Raps at the Chamber Door…
“Swamp Thing #21″ Cover Art by Jock Charles Soule’s latest edition of The Swamp Thing takes on the first steps of what promises to be an exciting and certainly action packed new story arc, meeting some...
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“Lazarus #1″ is a Dire Prophecy
“Lazarus #1″(w) Greg Rucka(a) Michael LarkImage Comics, $2.99 Rarely do episodic installments of sequential graphic storytelling (otherwise known as “monthly comics”) attempt to address issues that...
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“The Bounce #2″ Ambles into Serious Territory
The Bounce #2(w)Joe Casey(a) David MessinaImage Comics, $2.99 The first issue of this series caused quite a stir when it was released. Concerns over how Image promoted the title as a “feel good” story,...
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“Ballistic #1″ Hearkens Back to Underground Comics
“Ballistic #1″(w) Adam Egypt Mortimer(a) Darick Robertson(c) Diego Rodriguez(l) Crank!Black Mask Studios, 33 pages. A fascinating and somewhat horrifying concept in science fiction for me is the...
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REVIEW: “Anti-Hero #1″
“Anti-Hero #1″(w) Jay Faerber(a) Nate Stockman(c) Paul Little(l) Charles PritchettMonkeybrain comics, $0.99 A paragon is defined as a model or pattern of excellence or someone of exceptional merit. I...
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“Satellite Sam #1″ is an Ode to Sexy TV
“Satellite Sam #1″(w) Matt Fraction(a) Howard ChaykinImage Comics 20th century pop culture history stories are a strange beast in comics, as 21st century creators are now seeming to pursue working with...
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ADVANCE REVIEW: “Chronos Commandos: Dawn Patrol #1″
“Chronos Commandos: Dawn Patrol #1″(w/a) Stewart JennettTitan Comics Comics have a long standing fascination with re-visionist history, and that is what makes them possibly so fun and/or intriguing...
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Swamp Thing Sundays: Saga of the Swamp Thing Book Three
This latest edition of Swamp Thing Sundays sees us reach that halfway point of the epic Saga as we read and review the third collected paperback edition of Alan Moore’s legendary run on the classic DC...
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REVIEW: “Uncanny: Seasons of Hungry Ghosts, Part One #1″
“Uncanny #1″(w) Andy Diggle(a) Dan Panosian(a) Aaron Campbell(c) Bill Crabtree(l) Simon BowlandDynamite Comics, $3.99 Genre mash-ups make narratives that much more interesting, and in the hands of...
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REVIEW: “X-O Manowar #15″
(w) Robert Venditti(a) Lee Garbett(c) Moose Baumann(i) Stefano GuidanoValiant Comics I had no previous experience with X-O Manowar nor any of the Valiant titles from the 1990s when they became...
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Advance Review: “Numbercruncher #1″
“Numbercruncher #1″(w) Si Spurrier, (a) PJ Holden, (c) Jordie Bellaire, (l) Simon BowlandTitan Comics I like to think that when a writer or creative team proposes tackling the bigger questions about...
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“The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys #2″
“The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys #2″(w) Gerard Way & Shaun Simon(a) Becky Cloonan(c) Dan Jackson(l) Nate PiekosDark Horse Comics A lot can be said for patience in reading things that are...
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Review: “Prophet #37″
Prophet # 37(w/a/c) Giannis Milonogiannis(l) Ed BrissonImage Comics I think there are two types of popular sci-fi comics. There is the big ‘splosions, all-alien-invaders-are-bad action extravaganza...
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“Red Sonja #1″
(W) Gail Simone(A) Walter GeovaniDynamite In an industry primarily dominated by over-the-top heroes whose decades of history now are caught up in constant crossovers or sweeping year long events; how...
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