Dustin Cabeal 4/28/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/28/15

Review: Pisces #1

Pisces releases in a few weeks, but you may not have heard of it. In fact I haven’t heard much of it since its announcement which is a real shame because after reading this book…

Daniel Coleman 4/28/15 Daniel Coleman 4/28/15

Review: Spread #7

James Anders II 4/23/15 James Anders II 4/23/15

Review: Manifest Destiny #14

Throughout the entire run of Manifest Destiny, Lewis and Clark have been placed into very defined boxes. Clark is the warrior and leader type, while Lewis is the egg headed weakling.

James Anders II 4/23/15 James Anders II 4/23/15

Review: Deadly Class #12

After a 2 month break from the 80’s murderous story of assassin teen angst, I found my return to Deadly Class to be a breath of fresh air.

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

Review: ApocalyptiGirl: An Aria For The End Times

Do you like strong female characters? Me too. Especially when they feel like they can actually do the things depicted.

Steve Paugh 4/22/15 Steve Paugh 4/22/15

Review: Postal #3

There is one word that sums up how I feel about Top Cow’s small town murder mystery book, Postal. It’s a word - a name, if we’re being clear - that is used as much in praise as it is in exclamation. And in its third issue, not only is it used as a deft bit of levity, but to show a beautifully nuanced progression of character and conflict.

André Habet 4/22/15 André Habet 4/22/15

Review: Divinity #3

After my review of Divinity #2, I ended up in a pretty long conversation with a close friend about this comic, telling him how much I enjoyed it and speculating about where I thought the story might eventually turn.

Dustin Cabeal 4/22/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/22/15

Review: Zombie Tramp #10

With the last issue Zombie Tramp began a new storyline and it was a breath of fresh air for the series.

Samantha Roehrig 4/22/15 Samantha Roehrig 4/22/15

Review: Samurai Jack #18

Last weeks Samurai Jack wasn’t exactly what I was looking for. I feel like this comic goes through really good moments and then lags for some issues. Even within the comic, this is clear. The cycle continues with this issue, as it has some great moments and then some “what was that?” moments.

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

Review: Chew #48

Holy shit, what a great issue. If I was to explain to anyone why Chew is such a great book (this month), this would be an excellent issue to show someone. It has everything that makes this comic so damn good. So you may ask what are those things? (Or you might be thinking about that itch in the middle of your spine, I don't read minds, I write reviews)

Dustin Cabeal 4/22/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/22/15

Review: Frankenstein Underground #2

Mike Mignola is a masterful storyteller. That’s not an exaggeration, it’s just a fact at this point. His ability to make the reader care about his characters is uncanny. After just one issue I became invested in a character that’s devoured in this issue.

Steve Paugh 4/22/15 Steve Paugh 4/22/15

Review: GrindHouse: Drive In, Bleed Out #4

Ludicrous horror concepts and nigh-incalculable body-counts aside, one of the best things about Alex de Campi’s Grindhouse series has been its impeccable sense of balance.

Dustin Cabeal 4/22/15 Dustin Cabeal 4/22/15

Review: Mind MGMT #32

It has been a while since I reviewed an issue of Mind MGMT. I fell behind and ran out of time to catch up for this the final arc. I am going to be so sad to see this series leave. I may just go back and review the issues I’ve missed because my god some important shit happens.

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

Review: 2000 AD - Prog 1927

Last week I went a little in-depth regarding the quality and charm of Flint's art on the current Dredd story, and this week the story pacing overall deserves some praise.

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.