Carl Boehm 8/26/14 Carl Boehm 8/26/14

Review: Baltimore: The Witch of Harju #2

Baltimore and crew escort Sofia, the young woman who they saved from the undead monster in this first issue of this series, through the Estonian town.

Kimberly Gibson 8/26/14 Kimberly Gibson 8/26/14

Review: Emily and the Strangers: Breaking The Record #3

Emily and the Strangers: Breaking the Record concludes with an uplifting message about rock n roll and fighting the power!

Dustin Cabeal 8/27/14 Dustin Cabeal 8/27/14

Review: And Then Emily Was Gone #2

Let me just say how happy I am that I reviewed the second issue separate from the first. I’ll be honest my fear for this issue was whether or not it would be able to capture the same tone and strangeness of the first issue. It’s easy to start weird, but it’s something else to continue to be weird. Thankfully the second issue of And Then Emily Was Gone not only captured the same tone as the first issue, but it outshined it on many levels.

Carl Boehm 8/27/14 Carl Boehm 8/27/14

Review: X-O Manowar #28

After securing his first victory over the Armor but suffering three losses, Reebo continues his quest to destroy armors all over the universe. Primary, the control of the Hunters, realizes that the Armors aren’t being stopped.

Dustin Cabeal 8/27/14 Dustin Cabeal 8/27/14

Review: Rai #4

Well there’s no denying that this story is addictive. The mystery and the reveals that Matt Kindt has crafted with this narrative have hit all the right beats.

Samantha Roehrig 8/27/14 Samantha Roehrig 8/27/14

Review: Hero Cats of Stellar City #1

Duh, of course this book was made for me. I think a lot of people are stick of the common comic book hero story. It has been told in so many lights, but I am unlike the ordinary.

Dustin Cabeal 8/27/14 Dustin Cabeal 8/27/14

Review: Brainstorm #1

The sci-fi genre needs new ideas; by that I mean sci-fi ideas that reach the mainstream because the same water downed plots continue to be used over and over and frankly it’s dull.

Carl Boehm 8/26/14 Carl Boehm 8/26/14

Review: The Goon #47

Last issue Goon and Frankie fought off the Rogue’s Gallery assembled to undo the hero. However, The Arab and his Coven don’t give up so easily.

André Habet 8/26/14 André Habet 8/26/14

Review: Sundowners #1

Sundowners is one of three new original comics I read this week, and while it’s not the best of the bunch, it definitely did enough to make me want to return for its second issue.

Carl Boehm 8/26/14 Carl Boehm 8/26/14

Review: Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #15

The Kiryu MechaGodzilla lands in Russia to pick up the injured Anguirus and take him to a secret base instead of Monster Island.

Samantha Roehrig 8/26/14 Samantha Roehrig 8/26/14

Review: V Wars #5

I am thinking the same thing as you; “what the hell is going on in this cover?” I spoke a little bit about the covers for V Wars last issue, and although I wish that Kevin Eastman would take over, the original covers are creepy and catch the eye of onlookers who aren’t trying to find this comic.

Nick Philpott 8/26/14 Nick Philpott 8/26/14

Review: Bob's Burgers #1

The upside of Bob’s Burgers #1 is that it reminds you strongly of an episode of the show; the downside is that the episode it reminds you of isn’t one of the better ones.

Carl Boehm 8/26/14 Carl Boehm 8/26/14

Review: Army of Darkness: Ash Gets Hitched #2

Ash, Shelia, and Wise Man have taken refuge in Arthur’s abandoned castle while the skinless Deadite army, formed by The Faceless One, waits outside the walls.