Bloodshot Salvation #1 Review
By Mychal Fabela Valiant Entertainment has brought us the latest in the Bloodshot saga, and the first Bloodshot book I have ever read! Check out my review of Bloodshot Salvation #1!
Gasolina #1 Review
By Amie Macias This week, I got to check out an awesome new series from Image Comics and Skybound in the form of Gasolina. How was it?
The Realm #1 Review: Bounty Hunter at the End of the World
By Daniel Schwartz Publisher: Image Comics Writer: Seth Peck and Jeremy Haun Artist: Jeremy Haun From the mind of critically acclaimed creator Jeremy Haun (The Beauty) comes the post-apocalyptic thriller The Realm.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle Review- Let the Mayhem Roll
Kingsman: The Golden Circle Goes No Holds Barred By Nolan P. Smith In 2014, a little-known film exploded on the scene and took no prisoners. Kingsman: The Secret Service was an outlandish, high octane spy film for a new generation of moviegoers. With the sequel, does the film capture the craziness the made the first film a hit? Or does […]
Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite Review- The Battle of Two Worlds
Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite Brings the Fight to 2017 By Nolan P. Smith When it comes to video games, my favorite genre is easily fighters. From Street Fighter to Mortal Kombat, to Primal Rage, Killer Instinct, Tekken, King of Fighters, and more, I have loved the genre since I was a kid. One of my favorite series has been the […]
Angelic #1 Review
Flying Monkeys and More Abound in Angelic By Amie Macias Flying monkeys meet rocket dolphins in a battle royal of the imagination of Mr. Simon Spurrier (Judge Dredd) & Mr. Casper Wijngaard (Limbo) in Angelic from Image Comics.
Riftworld Legends #2 Review- An Exciting Continuation of a Great Adventure
By Jesse Ramirez Contributing Guest Reviewer Issue #1 of the Riftworld Legends series left us waiting for the epic adventure tale to continue, and Issue #2 definitely delivers!
It Review: Something To Fear Now
Pennywise has never been scarier in the 2017 version of Stephen King’s It By Nolan P. Smith Back in 1990, one of the most iconic horror films made its debut and frightened viewers for decades. Now, 27 years later, a number that holds significance with the film, we get a remake of Stephen King’s It.
The Art of Rick and Morty Review: A “Rick”ing Good Time
From Tiny Rick to Hamurai, It’s all in The Art of Rick and Morty By Nolan P. Smith One of the most popular animated series on the planet has to be the absurd, sometimes frightfully realistic Rick and Morty. The misadventures of a genius grandfather and his not so genius grandson just returned for a third season, making for the […]
Advance Review: Redlands #2 from Image Comics
By Amie Macias When last we left Jordie Bellaire and Vanesa R. Del Rey’s wicked trio they were claiming the town of Redlands.
Doctor Who The Lost Dimension Alpha Part 1: Doctor(s) Who vs The End of the Universe
Titan Unites the Doctors in this Doctor Who Home Run By Daniel Schwartz Publisher: Titan Comics Writer: Cavan Scott Artist: Rachael Stott In the long period between now and the new season of Doctor Who, Titan Comics looks to fill the Time Lord shaped hole in Whovian’s hearts.
Hercules Wrath of the Heavens #1 Review: A Super Strong Start
Titan Comics Brings a Very Different Legend to Hercules By Daniel Schwartz Publisher: Titan Comics Writer: Jean-David Morvan Artist: Looky When I heard that Titan Comics was releasing a new Hercules series, I imagined loin cloths and Kevin Sorbo. Boy, was I wrong!
Riftworld Legends #1 Review- Journey into a New World
Drift into Riftworld Legends By Jesse Ramirez Contributing Guest Reviewer What’s the most exciting thing about reading? Arguably, it’s the fact that we can enter new worlds entirely different from the one we live in, and engage with characters that we find connections with.
Extremity Vol.1 Review: Give Her a Hand
Image Comics/Skybound Original Series Extremity is Violently Artful By Amie Macias Daniel Warren Johnson’s imagination has everything in this comic at its extremity! From the intense artwork with colorist Mike Spicer’s work jumping off the page and in your face to the fiery storyline, the first collection of the hit series Extremity is a sight to see.
Spy Seal #1 Review: An exciting new take on the British spy story
By Jesse Ramirez Contributing Guest Reviewer The British spy has become a bit of an archetype (think James Bond); a story that’s been told time and time again. So how can this story be given new life? How can it be told in an original and refreshing way?
Spencer & Locke TPB Review: Imaginary Amazement
Action Lab’s hit series Spencer & Locke is now a collected in trade paperback form By Amie Macias Action Lab’s beloved series, Spencer & Locke is now collected in a four issue graphic novel. Created by David Pepose, Jorge Santiago Jr., Jasen Smith, and Colin Bell, this is an action packed detective story.
By Chance or Providence Review
Image Comics Releases Cloonan’s By Chance or Providence By Amie Macias Image Comics and Eisner Award winner Becky Cloonan team up in By Chance or Providence. Cloonan has beautifully sculpted fiction into three stand alone tales. Not only does she warn her audience with the cover that this book is going to be dark, but in the first pages she […]
Elsewhere #1 Review
The Amelia Earhart Story Continues with Elsewhere By Art Macias Did you ever wonder what happened to the legendary Amelia Earhart? Well, then, Elsehwere by Image Comics is for you! Created by Jay Faerber (The Titans,Copperhead) and Sumeyye Kesgin (Rise of the Magi, September Mourning) is a tale that begins shortly after an ill fated flight ending with Amelia and […]
Advance Review: Redlands #1
By Amie Macias I don’t know about you, but I have been waiting for this book to come out since I first heard mention of it months ago. Let me tell you, it does not disappoint. Image Comics brings us another astounding debut with Redlands #1, which is set to be released on August 9th.
A.D.: After Death Hardcover Review: What’s Death?
Image Comic’s A.D.: After Death gets collected By Amie Macias A.D.: After Death is unlike any comic book I have ever seen or read.
The Death of Stalin Graphic Novel Review: Paranoia, Betrayal, and Insanity
Creative History Comes Alive in The Death of Stalin By Daniel Schwartz When Soviet leader Joseph Stalin died, the world held its breath and waited for what would happen next. What followed his death was as insane as it was absurd.
Spider-Man: Homecoming Review- Welcome Home
The latest Spider-Man film brings the web slinger into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in style By Nolan P. Smith It’s been a long road for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. From his big screen debut in 2002 to fast forwarding to 2017, the wall crawler has had five solo films, all apart from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But Captain America: Civil […]
Secret Weapons #1 Review: Not All Powers Are Super
Valiant unleashes the extremely entertaining Secret Weapons By Nolan P. Smith We have all wondered about it: what if you had a super power? What would you pick? Flight? Invincibility? X-ray vision? With Secret Weapons, we get to see some of the powers no one would ever hope for, and yet, we root for these “heroes” to succeed.
Beautiful Canvas #1 Review: The Art of Killing
Black Mask starts a master class in killing with Beautiful Canvas By Nolan P. Smith It’s no secret: I have been a fan of Black Mask Studio since their inception. From Space Riders to We Can Never Go Home, Black Mask has created a number of astounding and creative titles. With their latest title, Beautiful Canvas, we get a book […]
Babyteeth #1 Review
By Amie Macias AfterShock Comics has brought the world a variety of books: from a legendary historic hero team up to a world overran by talking animals. Now, AfterShock brings us the beginning of the end with Babyteeth. When earthquakes announce the arrival of little baby Clark, his naive mother of 16, Sadie, has no idea what she’s unleashed. She […]
Doctor Who Review: A Tale of Two Masters
By Daniel Schwartz Warning: Spoilers below for the episode “World Enough and Time”. Any Whovian that watched social media knew John Simm would be reprising his fan-favorite role as The Master. Who knew he would do it so dramatically? Beginning the episode with a hilarious scene where Missy assumes the role of Doctor Who and tries to see how she […]
Normandy Gold #1 Review: The Dark Battle of Normandy Gold
Titan Comics Brings a New Heroine to the Sequential Art World with Normandy Gold By Daniel Schwartz Move over Lara Croft, there is a new badass woman in town, and her name is Normandy Gold! From the gritty pages of the Hard Case imprint at Titan Comics comes a new series about a tough-as-nails sheriff who is searching for her […]
Shirtless Bear Fighter #1 Review
Image Comics Brings the Fight with Shirtless Bear Fighter By Art Macias The title alone, Shirtless Bear Fighter,makes you want to see what this book is all about!
Spencer & Locke #1 Review
By Kevin Hoskinson Spencer and Locke are detectives working the beat in a seedy side of town. The town is full of crime and debauchery, plenty of stuff to keep them busy. Night by night, they patrol the streets, finding bad guys, investigating murders, and ridding the streets of crime. They are a crime solving duo, the best of friends. […]
The Lost Fleet Corsair #1 Review: An Unlikely Alliance
By Daniel Schwartz Legendary sci-fi writer Jack Campbell takes his acclaimed book series, The Lost Fleet to the pages of an excellent Titan Comics series.