Daniel Coleman 4/22/15 Daniel Coleman 4/22/15

Review: Empire: Uprising #1

When I was about seven or eight I once asked my mum, why there were no stories where the bad guys win. I was confused that the bad guys always seemed to be rich, have good plans and usually a whole army.

Austin Lanari 4/22/15 Austin Lanari 4/22/15

Review: Uncle Scrooge #1

If you don't know a ton about comics, then you might not know that Donald Duck and, by extension, Uncle Scrooge, actually have a rich history in the comics medium.

Daniel Coleman 4/22/15 Daniel Coleman 4/22/15

Review: The Infinite Loop #1

The Infinite Loop is one of those comics that is trying to educate the reader about a certain topic (LGBT relationships) kind of like Bitch Planet.

David Craig 4/21/15 David Craig 4/21/15

Review: Ivar, Timewalker #4

With this fourth instalment, Valiant Comics’ Ivar, Timewalker continues to be one of the publisher’s best books. Fred Van Lente continues to craft a story that’s well paced, intelligent and yet very fun all at the same time. While this issue isn’t quite as good as the last, this book still very much deserves a place on your pull list.

Dustin Cabeal 4/21/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/21/15

Review: The Black Hood #3

The first issue of The Black Hood really impressed me. I think over the years Duane Swierczynski has improved as a comic book writer and he no longer takes as long to warm up on a series.

Nina Bird 4/21/15 Nina Bird 4/21/15

Review: Fight Like A Girl Vol. 1 - Learning Curve

The first thing that drew me to this comic was the title. Catchy and to the point. What really caught my attention was the premise.

Daniel Coleman 4/21/15 Daniel Coleman 4/21/15

Review: Tomb Raider #15

This months issue of Tomb Raider was a strange one. Not only because it deals with the old South American 'myth' of the chupacabra, but because the character voices feel a little off.

Samantha Roehrig 4/21/15 Samantha Roehrig 4/21/15

Review: Vamplets: Nightmare Nursery #1

You just can’t resist Vamplets. I mean just one look at these little vampyres. So or course it was my turn to take a read of these little adorable creatures.

Nina Bird 4/21/15 Nina Bird 4/21/15

Review: Creeple Peeple #3

The Creeples are wreaking havoc across campus, and they aren’t even the worst thing going on at the school. An old cult has been revived and students have been brainwashed. T-Ray, Peabo, and Spigs, along with their professor, fight to keep the science department- and themselves- alive.

Dustin Cabeal 4/16/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/16/15

Review: Ruffians #1-9

I don’t usually review batches of comics. The goal around here is to give every issue its fair shake, but sometimes it makes for a better review to bunch them all together.

Daniel Coleman 4/15/15 Daniel Coleman 4/15/15

Review: Borderlands #8

I actually didn't hate this one. Over the last few issues I was really harsh on this series, due mainly to the fact that it is not as good as the game.

James Anders II 4/15/15 James Anders II 4/15/15

Review: Shutter #11

The battle within the World of Dreams has begun. And it looks like our hero Kate Christopher and her jerky half-sister Kalliyan are in a most precarious situation indeed.

Nina Bird 4/15/15 Nina Bird 4/15/15

Review: Lumberjanes #13

If you haven’t been reading Lumberjanes, this is a good place to start. #13 gives us a peek into each girl’s life pre-camp: their families, their decision to go to this camp, of all camps, and how they all met. It’s absolutely a cuteness overload.

James Anders II 4/15/15 James Anders II 4/15/15

Review: Judge Dredd Classics Vol. 2 #4

The Dark Judges are back! And they are wreaking some serious havoc on the near helpless citizens of Meg City One. Not even the powerful Judges sworn to protect the fare city have been able to stop this menace who has now returned with even more power than before.

Samantha Roehrig 4/15/15 Samantha Roehrig 4/15/15

Review: Hero Cats of Stellar City #5

Well I was actually wondering when Hero Cats would do a crossover with Galaxy Man and Cosmic Girl and it has arrived! So Galaxy Man is another comic written by Kyle Puttkammer.

Adam Kelly 4/15/15 Adam Kelly 4/15/15

Review: Groo: Friends and Foes #4

Groo is back, but this time he’s about to embark on an adventure with someone just as if not more ridiculous than himself: Arcadio the Hero. Basically, Arcadio looks and acts the part…emphasis on acts.

Dustin Cabeal 4/14/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/14/15

Review: Unity #17

I’ve been looking forward to this issue because of all the role players on the Unity team, Livewire is the one that puzzles me the most. With Livewire I’ve never gotten the impression that she was indispensable like the other characters.

Dustin Cabeal 4/14/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/14/15

Review: Archie vs. Predator #1

Can we all just pause for a moment and bask in the glory of the age we live in? Its 2015, cars still suck, jetpacks are impractical and I’m tired of hearing about hoverboards, but do you know what we do have? Archie vs. Predator.

Nick Philpott 4/15/15 Nick Philpott 4/15/15

Review: Ei8ht #3

With issue 3 of Ei8ht this week, we’re approaching and the immediately over the hump of the midway point of the series (supposedly--I haven’t been able to find anything concrete or official saying it’s 5 issues, but that’s the number I’m hearing tossed around).

Dustin Cabeal 4/15/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/15/15

Review: Holy F*ck #4

Holy F*ck has been some ride. I was wow’d by the first issue and then entertained for the next two only to be delighted by the ending. I laughed out loud, I was shocked by the humor and overall I was entertained in a way that I haven’t been since the first issue.