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Ruiz Burgos Mixes The Justice League with Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post
I have see some of these before, like the Joker one, but I could never find the artist's name! Well it's OnlyMilo (that's his deviantART name) aka Ruiz Burgos and so with that I can finally post these awesome pieces of art he's created. I absolutely love the Wonder Woman and Superman covers, so damn great!
Stjepan Sejic Delivers A Great Shazam/Justice League Comic
Not only is Stejpan Sejic broken free of the chains of freelancing to make his own comic (see Death Vigil, it's the shit!), but he's also producing funny ass Justice League spoofs. I gotta say I dig his humor.
Hong Kong McDonald's Have Justice League Themed Burgers... Starting With Batman
That's right, right now in Hong Kong (the only place outside of the country I've traveled) you can go into a McDonald's and get a fucking Batman burger.
Flashgitz Takes On Destiny... And It Rules!
I have not played Destiny yet, but I have read several 140 character reviews and the gist is that it's Halo, minus the story, but with loot. I think this video captured that perfectly and the alternative version was actually pretty funny too. I'm going to have to keep an eye on these Flashgitz people.
Review: Captain Midnight #15
Something big happens in this issue… I mean sure, we get a new villain that is introduced at the end that has been pulling some strings previously, and we get a very fine wrap up on this story arc in the form of a good old-fashioned western showdown (Cue the western music). All that was awesome, but I am talking about something entirely different that happens in this issue that makes it special.
Review: Sex #16
I have been a fan of Joe Casey and Piotr Kowalski’s story that is part Batman, part Sin City, and part Fifty Shades of Grey, yet all original in its presentation. I have found the writing to be detailed and complex evolving way farther from its original “nudie book” feeling that I fear it classified as from time to time.
Review: Drumhellar #9
Of all the comics that I reviewed this week, I have to say that the cover to Drumhellar #9 has been hands down the best one I saw. It is absolutely perfect and really sums up what lies within the pages of this issue. I was ready for it.
Review: Red Sonja #12
I have shown a whole lotta love for Gail Simone and Walter Geovani’s incredible run with Red Sonja. Their work has been some of the best I have read from Dynamite’s reboot of the She Devil ever and I always leave an issue wanting more. The overall mixture of action, drama, and comedy with themes of loyalty, honesty, and friendship has been super.
Review: A Voice in the Dark: Get Your Gun #1
When I started into this new story arc from the amazing talent that is Larime Taylor, I was wondering if my concussion was acting up. This issue is in color… Really nice dark toned color that makes the whole issue pop quite nicely. Then I remembered when reading letters from the first story arc issues that Mr. Taylor was playing with the idea of color. So, I felt relieved to know that I wasn’t seeing things and this issue was in fact in color.
Review: Tall Tales from the Badlands #3
There are a lot of books out there like this one. Short story anthologies, black and white to cut down on printing costs, and I'm going to take a wild guess and wager none of the artists or writers were compensated up front for their work.
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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.