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Review: The Mice Templar #14
Last month I caught up on the entire story arc that’s currently running in Mice Templar’s fourth volume and it was pretty damn good. It was so good that I scored the entire arc as a 5 out of 5.
Video Game High School: S3:E1 - OMGWTFPS?!
After a massive IndieGoGo and a year long wait, Rocket Jump's VGHS is finally back and it feels like we never left.
Review: Wild’s End #2
I didn’t think I would get so excited when I saw Wild’s End come out this week, but I did. I think I owe that all to Dan Abnett and I.N.J. Culbard. The first issue, although only setting up our characters and setting, was a belated addiction. Once it was over, I wanted to see more. Well Wild’s End is back this week and man did I love it!
Review of Veil #5
I decided to give Veil a shot because my life seemed as if it could do with some more of Greg Rucka’s writing outside of Lazarus. Little did I know how foolish it’d be for me to step into this story on the fifth issue.
Review: Trees #6
You know that sound you make when you have a fantastic piece of chocolate? The one where you hang your mouth open and it’s almost like a mini orgasm that you’re having all from a piece of chocolate? Be honest you know what I’m talking about. Well that’s how I feel after reading Trees each month. It inspires that “it’s so good” sound, but then also the one of crushing disappointment as it’s over just as you reach for more.
Review: Unity #0
Something that I really enjoy about the creative medium is when the title of something is worked into the story. I don’t just mean when a character cheesily says the title like, “I guess you could say that’s where the red ferns grow”*, though that makes me chuckle as well.
Review: Supreme Blue Rose #4
The first thing you have to understand before approaching Ellis and Lotay’s take on Supreme is that it must be read as a comic book. I know that statement might sound self-evident or redundant, but I mean it more structurally.
Review: Criminal Macabre – The Third Child #2
Wowzers this issue packs a punch. There was a time in which Steve Niles could do no wrong and took the comic world by storm. Now I don’t think he’s lost a step, but with any creator you become exposed to a large body of their work and they either have to evolve at a faster rate or you need to limit your exposure.
Review: Lumberjanes #7
Lumberjanes #7 is out and finally we get some answers! The issue opens with a super-secret mission: the five friends of Roanoke Cabin plus camp counselor Jen and fellow Lumberjane Diane team up to break into Rosie’s cabin to steal the mysterious, magical crystal.
Review: Doomboy
I’m going to start off with a bold statement… Doomboy is one of the best comic books/graphic novels I’ve ever read. That’s not an exaggeration or over hype either. Doomboy is the embodiment of everything that seasoned comic readers want from a comic and everything a new reader should expect.
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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.