As I state nearly every time I review Zombie Tramp (and likely the last because I’m sure everyone is tired of hearing it), I’m a big fan of this series have been supporting it since nearly the beginning. I had concerns about it becoming an ongoing series and adding people to the creative mix and honestly some of my concerns came true in the first issue.

Each issue of this series continues to be better than the last and the fourth issue continues that trend. The history of the story is so rich that I just want to stay and hear Tommy talk about his life and his family’s history.

If you haven’t been reading and following Titan Comics’ Doctor Who comics than you’re missing out. They have exceeded where the previous publisher IDW failed. I know that’s harsh, but when I got into Doctor Who my first thought was, “great, now I can read all those IDW comic books.”

I was wondering how this series would conclude without the core of the event, Armor Hunters, concluding first, but it actually makes perfect sense and showcases how perfectly intertwined the Valiant Universe really is.

With a name like Giant-Size Kung Fu Bible Stories I’m sure you’re wondering what exactly you’re getting with this comic aside from a crazy title. Well, it’s an anthology by a lot of talented comic book creators and even a pretty famous animator. You may know him from such series as Batman: The Animated Series… that’s right Bruce Timm (who has done other comic book work in the past) has a story in this anthology.

When Dynamite first announced this series I wasn’t too excited and unfortunately it didn’t come around and hook me like I hoped it would. I want to talk about that cover to begin with because it’s ugly.