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Review: The Borgias
Don’t read this book. The only thing worth talking about in The Borgias is that at one point there is literally a bag of dicks. They actually present a bag of 150 bloody dicks. Which is also how I would describe the book.
Review: Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle Vol. 1
My fellow Comic Bastard James Anders II (@jamesrandersii) has been reviewing Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle since issue #1 and loving every page. If you want to read good reviews that I agree with for the most part, go hit up the search.
Review: Punk Rock Paper Scissors
When I read this, the main feeling I felt was nostalgia. Overwhelming feelings of joy, angst, passion and resentment to current affairs struck me like lightning. I could almost jump into the pit with my very vivid thoughts of the hardcore punk shows headlined in Punk Rock Paper Scissors.
Video Game High School: S3:E5 – Being a Teen is Hard, I Guess
It's nice to laugh again. After getting an emotional smackdown in two back-to-back soul rockers, the kids are back at VGHS, facing their challenges head-on...ish.
Review: The Fade Out #3
Damn the price for fame is expensive. I truly feel bad for a lot of these characters. They sell their souls in order to become rich and famous. And guess what, it is still like that today. Maybe even worse. If The Fade Out is proving anything to me, it is that putting people in power makes them crazy.
Review: Rogue Trooper Classics #7
In any great comic written in the serial format, there is always that quintessential story arc; the one that defines a character and takes him or her to the next level. These types of stories will typically place the lead character into unfamiliar territory where he or she questions who they are and what they are doing.
Review: The October Faction #2
On my first reading of The October Faction #2, I wasn’t impressed. In fact, I was close to dropping it altogether. Much of this had to do with the art; not necessarily in Worm’s more viscerally photoshopped Templesmith style, but in the thick drapes of shadow in which he smothers them.
Review: Wild’s End #3
Wild’s End from BOOM! is the perfect example of why not to judge a book by its cover. Just looking at this series, it seems a little dull, but that is far from the truth. This story drags you in with its old time characters and rollercoaster of a plot. Meet the gang of Peter, Gilbert, and our leader Clive.
Review: Drifter #1
Sci-fi books are all the hotness right now at Image. Really they’ve been the hotness for a year now and so Drifter adds to the ranks of titles like Planetoid (which it reminds me a lot of), East of West, Saga and many others. While it shares some similarities of Planetoid, there is something honestly very different about Drifter that makes it stand out from the other Image sci-fi titles. Maybe it’s a bit video gameish, maybe it’s just the artwork, but whatever it is I liked it.
Review: Resurrectionists #1
Since I started reading comics some four years ago, Fred Van Lente has fast become a creator I pay attention to. His stories are always fun, but often they’re also able to stir some real emotions in the reader - meaning they’re not to be brushed off lightly in the way that some light-hearted tales are.
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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.