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Review: Sundowners #2
I want to be kind to Sundowners when reviewing it because I think it’s trying to do something original, but I’m torn because at the moment I still don’t know what the hell is going on. A comic book about a superhero support group at first glance, Tim Seeley and Jim Terry seem intent on taking this book way beyond that into stranger worlds where H.P. Lovecraft and Grant Morrison hold séances.
Review: Nightbreed #5
Nightbreed’s cover really freaks me out this week. If you are reading this review then you know that it is scary. I also have no idea what it is about, so dive in to find out.
Review: The Massive #27
I’m loathe to use this metaphor in a book like The Massive because it’s just such low-hanging fruit, but issue 27 feels like the calm before the final storm in the series. We’ve just had the biggest reveal of the series, and Brian Wood and Garry Brown let us live in the moment for an issue, gathering where we stand now, and what we know is coming for the Ninth Wavers.
Review: Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #16
Lucy and her team face many riddles regarding the activities they just experienced. Mecha-King Ghidora abducted Godzilla. Anguirus still remains missing while Steve Woods and Allie continue to recover in the rubble.
Review: Samurai Jack #12
Samurai Jack has come back with a bang. I didn’t quite agree with the whole silence issues, but now that we are on a new story arc, I see why everyone loves this comic.
Review: Bee and Puppycat #4
I first found out about Bee and Puppycat when a woman I was dating sent me a link to the initial animated short Natasha Allegri had created for a Kickstarter campaign. The show I saw completely charmed me with its two leading characters, and the absurd turns their story took, culminating in Puppycat taking Bee on an extra dimensional trip to score them a few bucks.
Review: Conan The Avenger #6
You may remember me saying at the beginning of Fred Van Lente and Eduardo Francisco’s run on Conan the Avenger that I was lukewarm on the series, and that it didn’t seem like it was going anywhere.
Review: Lumberjanes #6
I can barely contain my excitement; the new issue of Lumberjanes is out! Stop what you are doing, dig through the couch cushions for some extra cash and head immediately to your nearest comic book store to buy the new issue! And finally, last but not least feast your eyes on the wonderment of Lumberjanes. Simple, right?
Review: Robyn Hood #2
Well Robyn is back in her new ongoing series and with issue one taking us all on a new ride, I was all set for two to do the same. See Pat Shand is bringing us the same badass Robyn, but with a twist. I have to say I like this new side. The differences lie in her setting.
Review: Armor Hunters #4
Here’s the thing about event book mini-series… if you don’t stick the landing everyone forgets about your series and their faith in your next event is rattled. It’s why I don’t buy into either of the “big two’s” events anymore. They miss every damn landing.
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On December 2nd, we unleash LANCER #1, a brutal near-future action thriller. LANCER is ALIENS meets the gig economy: military veterans use an app to hunt dangerous species for cash, until one job beneath New York City hunts them back.