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Best of 2014: Best Single Issue of the Year
Welcome to the beginning of our end of the year round-up! The categories haven't changed, but we are giving out something a little different this year to our winners... cuts. That's right, we're jumping you into the Comic Bastards winner circle! You can also listen to the "Best of 2014" podcast episode which is posted at the bottom to hear the entire list, otherwise check back for the next category. Now let's get going with our first category: Best Single Issue of the Year!
CBMFP 165: The Worst of 2014
Last week we brought you the best of 2014 according to ComicBastards.com and this week we bring you the worst of 2014. That's right, while other sites may shy of away from telling you what was truly awful about the year we're going to close out 2014 with one last terrible reminder. Don't forget that you'll be able to read the full list starting this week so check out the site to see all of the picks for the best and worst of 2014.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays From Comic Bastards!
As the year wraps up we'd like to take the time to thank you all for visiting the site, listening to the podcast and for all the comments over the past year. We're playing it a little slow for the holidays, but we'll be back with new things in 2015. If you like the art then head over to Justin Wood's Facebook page since we commissioned the work from him, and a big thank you to him for making the CBMFP team look awesome!
Review: Captain Midnight #18
In reading this issue, I discovered a fact that has been there since the beginning, but I don’t think that I ever saw it until Issue #18. That fact is this…Captain Midnight (aka Jim Albright) can’t plan an attack worth a shit. I don’t necessarily know if that is the intention of writer Joshua Williamson or if it is just what it is.
Review: Resurrectionists #2
Resurrectionists is shaping up to be such a mixed bag that it was tricky assigning it a score for this review. On the one hand, the book’s plot is coming along nicely. Characters that I assume will become major players in the story are gradually being introduced and built on, and the mythology that Fred Van Lente has created is interesting and continues to be developed.
Review: Grindhouse: Drive-In, Bleed Out #2
Shayla and her grandmother, Mother Wolf, continue on the revenge quest against the monsters that murdered their family. These fiends, “The Overseer,” “The Clown,” “The Cowboy,” and “the Man Who Walks” personify the vices that mortally affect the lower classes.
CBMFP 164: The Best of 2014
That's right, it's time to look at 2014 and pick the very best in comics... Comic Bastard style! Hopefully you're familiar with our categories as all of them return this year with one addition. Next week we'll have part two of this podcast which is The Worst of 2014, so be on the lookout for that.
Trailer Time: Kingdom of the Wicked
Holy crap I love this concept! Also that tag line is great.
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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.