Artistic: Cyberpunk Sailor Moon
This is kind of a cool two-parter if I understand it correctly. W. Scott Forbes drew his Sailor Moon piece based off the redesign of the scouts done by Benjamin Anders. It's pretty cool in my opinion and frankly the more Sailor Moon stuff the better.
Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition: Limited Edition...Edition
Well in layman's terms Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, is an upgraded PlayStation 4 and Xbox One port of Square Enix's 2012 open-world action game. It also comes with $85 of DLC missions and if you pre-order you can have that pretty sweet looking art book.
Review: The Private Eye #7
While everyone is busy jizzing on themselves every month about Brian K. Vaughan’s current indie darling, Saga, they’re missing his other stellar ongoing work, The Private Eye. This is not to say people should not love Saga (because they definitely should), but that the dude is all about experimenting with the form and the business on The Private Eye, and that’s rad as hell.
Review: Terminal Hero #1
I think my soft spot for Peter Milligan has finally worn out. He had a decent run, but now it seems that everything he writes is about the same: below average. Terminal Hero can be described as Phenomenon with John Travolta, but with super powers. If that sounds like a great idea to you then you might still like this comic, but I did not.
Review: Clockwork Angels #4
I’ve been a big fan of this series thus far. That said, this issue to me really fails to deliver on what I’ve come to love from Clockwork Angels. I can only think of two memorable moments in the whole issue which I’ll get to. I just feel this issue was all filler and set-up.
Review: The Blood Queen #3
Winnifred visits Elizabeth and tells the story of how the blood magic became banned. That tale includes an elder council and a fellow called the Knight of Purity who would hunt witches with his enchanted weapons and royal blood.
Review: Harbinger: Omegas #1
Finally we’re getting to the good stuff! Harbinger has been building up towards this event and though I’m confused on the status of Harbinger itself, I’m just going to enjoy not one, but two different mini-series filling in for the regular ongoing.
Review: The Woods #4
How long is this mini-series? I can tell you right now it’s not going to be long enough. BOOM! needs to pull a play out of Image’s handbook and extend the series because there’s no way I’m going to be content with just four more issues.
Review: Rogue Trooper Classics #4
Good comic book reading folk, it is time to follow the advice of a variant cover of this title and “Fight the Fear of Future War with Rogue Trooper”. You will be very, very glad that you did. IDW has really turned up this classic 2000 AD character to white knuckle proportions as their revamp has been simply fantastic.
Review: Knuckleheads #8
Well here it is… the final issue of Knuckleheads volume one. I don’t know when we’ll get to continue this story, but as long as it continues I don’t care. Since this is the end of an arc and everything is basically a spoiler, don’t expect a long review.
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