Allen Wiggs 11/25/14 Allen Wiggs 11/25/14

Review: The Manhattan Projects #25

There is a hole in your life. You may not know it exists, and you really won't until you have read Manhattan Projects. That hole is a need for a supremely bad ass Albert Einstein.

Dustin Cabeal 11/25/14 Dustin Cabeal 11/25/14

Review: Sally of the Wasteland #5

How dare you make me feel emotions while reading this comic! I expected light-hearted moments, with a lot of demented deaths that made me chuckle. Instead I actually wound up caring about our title character Sally and yes even her “never gonna happen” boyfriend.

Nina Bird 11/25/14 Nina Bird 11/25/14

Review: Edward Scissorhands #2

Edward Scissorhands #2 continues right where we left off. Megs is snooping, Edward is lonely, and Eli has blood on his claws.

David Craig 11/25/14 David Craig 11/25/14

Review: The White Suits

As someone who is fascinated by Russian history and the Cold War era, I was expecting The White Suits to be right up my alley. It follows the story of FBI agent Sarah Anderson as she attempts to track down the mysterious White Suits, a gang who savaged the Russian underworld in the days of the Cold War, and also the people who killed her father.

Austin Lanari 11/24/14 Austin Lanari 11/24/14

Review: 2000 AD – Prog 1909

Borag Thungg homeskillets, here are three fantabulous things about Prog 1909!

James Anders II 11/21/14 James Anders II 11/21/14

Review: Vampirella Feary Tales #2

The first installment of Vampirella Feary Tales had me excited at first. That is, until I read it. I have loved Nancy A. Collins’ excellent rendering of the title and I had hoped that Feary Tales was going to be a nice enhancement to the primary title. Well, it didn’t quite work out like that at all.

James Anders II 11/22/14 James Anders II 11/22/14

Review: Protectors Inc. #10

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!

James Anders II 11/22/14 James Anders II 11/22/14

Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #11

The penultimate issue of Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle is finally here.

James Anders II 11/22/14 James Anders II 11/22/14

Review: Dawn/Vampirella #2

Last month, I really enjoyed Joseph Michael Linsner’s mash up of his character Dawn (Goddess of Witches) and the cult classic revamp Vampirella (Queen of Vampires).

James Anders II 11/22/14 James Anders II 11/22/14

Review: Deadly Class #9

By James Anders II

Ok, I love Deadly Class. I have been hooked from the first issue and find myself when I am reading it to be brought back to those wayward days of my own youth when I was a teenager, trying to be cool, trying to get laid, and trying not to look like an idiot.

Steve Paugh 11/21/14 Steve Paugh 11/21/14

Review: The Motherless Oven

On a recent looting at Montreal’s iconic indie comic institution, Drawn & Quarterly, I came across a book with the following back-cover blurb: “The weather clock said knife o’clock, so I chained Dad up in the shed.” Call me impulsive, but that’s the kind of call-out that grabs my attention.

Guest Contributor 11/20/14 Guest Contributor 11/20/14

Review: Lady Killer #1

I’m calling it right now: Lady Killer is going to be big. Here’s why you should buy this book.

Carl Boehm 11/19/14 Carl Boehm 11/19/14

Review: Predator: Fire and Stone #2

The first few pages of this comic serve as backstory as to why the Predator misses an eye and hates the Engineers.

Carl Boehm 11/19/14 Carl Boehm 11/19/14

Review: Solar: Man of the Atom #7

Stuck aboard the Kaandari warship, Erica remains hidden while Phil causes some great explosions as a distraction.

Nick Philpott 11/19/14 Nick Philpott 11/19/14

Review: Punk Mambo #0

Since we’re all friends here, I won’t lie to you: I only picked up Punk Mambo #0 because of the title. I saw it in a list and went, “shit that’s a fantastic title,” and into my review pile it went. Color me surprised when it turned out to be a Peter Milligan book with a Russell Dautermann cover and it’s in the Valiant Universe.

Carl Boehm 11/19/14 Carl Boehm 11/19/14

Review: Godzilla: Cataclysm #4

Hiroshi reflects on the initial Cataclysm that scarred the Earth and left the human race in rubble.

Nina Bird 11/18/14 Nina Bird 11/18/14

Review: Goners #2

We pick up right where we left off, with Zoe, Josiah, and co. in a fight for survival against all kinds of hell. The Latimers are under supernatural attack, and apparently the world is watching with bated breath. Reality television as a national pastime, folks. Gotta love it.

Carl Boehm 11/18/14 Carl Boehm 11/18/14

Review: Army of Darkness: Ash Gets Hitched #4

If Ash can get past the Faceless One, he can settle down, get married, and raise their child in the medieval times

Austin Lanari 11/19/14 Austin Lanari 11/19/14

Review: 2000 AD - Prog 1908

Prog 1908 is a shitload of fun and you should feel bad if 2000 AD is still not on your radar every week.

Nina Bird 11/19/14 Nina Bird 11/19/14

Review: Tales of an Imperfect Future

Tales of an Imperfect Future is a message from the Intergalactic Commission to us Earthlings, showing us just how doomed we truly are unless we change our ways. Tales is a collection of shorts chronically just how screwed humanity is. It’s also rather boring.