Review: Surface Tension #1
I’m actually glad that I waited to review Surface Tension because I think I like it more now that I’ve digested it. What stood out initially and only stands out more to me is the concept of the book. A sea sickness has swept the world and only a small percentage of the population are immune to it.
Review: Surface Tension #1
I’m actually glad that I waited to review Surface Tension because I think I like it more now that I’ve digested it. What stood out initially and only stands out more to me is the concept of the book. A sea sickness has swept the world and only a small percentage of the population are immune to it.
Review: Tether #2
It has been several months since I last found myself dropped into writer Chuck Almadori’s little hybrid opus mix of past and present dressed up in a pretty package of visually stunning art and spiraling political and social commentary in a dystopian futuristic Roman Empire inspired state of slaves and free, have and have nots, heroic heroes and evil scumbags.
Review: Tether #2
It has been several months since I last found myself dropped into writer Chuck Almadori’s little hybrid opus mix of past and present dressed up in a pretty package of visually stunning art and spiraling political and social commentary in a dystopian futuristic Roman Empire inspired state of slaves and free, have and have nots, heroic heroes and evil scumbags.
Review: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #2
Squirrel Girl continues to be just absolutely adorable as we go barreling towards Squirrel Girls confrontation with Galactus. Something I’m just dying to see personally. Along the way Squirrel Girl tries to find a college club, talks to hunky dudes and steals Iron Man’s armor.
Review: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #2
Squirrel Girl continues to be just absolutely adorable as we go barreling towards Squirrel Girls confrontation with Galactus. Something I’m just dying to see personally. Along the way Squirrel Girl tries to find a college club, talks to hunky dudes and steals Iron Man’s armor.
Review: Red Sonja: Vulture’s Circle #2
The Son of Set has been birthed in a most unholy ritual and he is coming upon the land like a plague, bringing death, destruction, doom, and a few other D words that you can add (despair, desolation, and darkness come to mind off the top of my head).
Review: Red Sonja: Vulture’s Circle #2
The Son of Set has been birthed in a most unholy ritual and he is coming upon the land like a plague, bringing death, destruction, doom, and a few other D words that you can add (despair, desolation, and darkness come to mind off the top of my head).
Review: Superman #38
I consider myself a Superman fan. In much the same way as I consider myself a Beatles fan. Superman is just one of those things. He’s an institution and he’s been a part of way more good things than bad so he gets a pass.
Review: Superman #38
I consider myself a Superman fan. In much the same way as I consider myself a Beatles fan. Superman is just one of those things. He’s an institution and he’s been a part of way more good things than bad so he gets a pass.
Review: The Humans #4
I already went and used this platform last week to write about the coolness of comics, so I won’t take the time to do that here again. I do want to say though that The Humans is another example of a cool comic, a comic that is so unabashedly itself that you’d feel embarrassed for it if you didn’t want to BE it so badly.
Review: The Humans #4
I already went and used this platform last week to write about the coolness of comics, so I won’t take the time to do that here again. I do want to say though that The Humans is another example of a cool comic, a comic that is so unabashedly itself that you’d feel embarrassed for it if you didn’t want to BE it so badly.
Review: 2000 AD – Prog 1916
Really great week for this anthology, I would recommend this issue to people who were not even caught up on all of the titles.
Review: 2000 AD – Prog 1916
Really great week for this anthology, I would recommend this issue to people who were not even caught up on all of the titles.
Review: The White Queen #1
Three things come to mind when I read this. First: Zenescope’s covers make me feel weird. In my pants area. The second: It seriously took three fucking people to write this? And finally: This is clearly not meant for me.
Review: The White Queen #1
Three things come to mind when I read this. First: Zenescope’s covers make me feel weird. In my pants area. The second: It seriously took three fucking people to write this? And finally: This is clearly not meant for me.
Review: Oddly Normal #5
Oddly takes an emotional turn in our latest installment. I was surprised at this turn because last issue, Oddly was starting to make some friends. Instead, I think her new found friends are still too shy to stick up for the new girl.
Review: Oddly Normal #5
Oddly takes an emotional turn in our latest installment. I was surprised at this turn because last issue, Oddly was starting to make some friends. Instead, I think her new found friends are still too shy to stick up for the new girl.
Review: Shaft #3
This issue of Shaft picks up post private dick but pre sex machine to all the chicks. He is still one bad mother fucker though. No, that wasn’t censored because I don’t have any backup singers. What do you think I am?
Review: Shaft #3
This issue of Shaft picks up post private dick but pre sex machine to all the chicks. He is still one bad mother fucker though. No, that wasn’t censored because I don’t have any backup singers. What do you think I am?
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