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Review: Goners #4
Josiah isn’t dead, but Mama Latimer is a weird monster thing and everything’s gone to hell. Goners #4 is hard to follow at times- must we always be so cryptic?- but there’s a lot of action and a decent amount of gore. If that’s your thing.
Review: Rise of the Magi #5
We get a good run-down of the story so far in the opening pages of issue five, and we need them. The last time we checked in with Asa, Bloop, and April was back in September. So the recap helps.
Review: Rumble #2
Rumble left a funny taste in my mouth after reading the first issue. I couldn’t quite put on a finger on it, but all in all I’m back to review it again. So maybe that funny taste was alright and maybe not being able to pinpoint this comic was exactly the right move. Sometimes that ambiguity in comics is what brings the readers back. So let’s see if Rumble will be getting another read from me.
Review: Spread #5
Jordan and Strahm’s Spread (which I grant you sounds like a delightful berry-based breakfast condiment) has been something of a roller coaster ride since its release last year. While I’ve enjoyed it for the most part, I think issue five is where I check out, at least temporarily.
Review: Snake Eyes – Agent of Cobra #1
The title intrigued me but the main problem wasn’t really obvious until I started reading. First things first, I love Snake Eyes. Maybe love is too strong, but I grew up with Snake Eyes, he was often spoken in the same sentence as Wolverine when it came to friendly discussions about fictional badasses. His action figure was coveted, it was more valuable and versatile a commodity than a carton of Malboro’s in a prison.
Review: Millennium #1
For some reason I kept reading the title as “Millennials” so I was expecting an angst ridden, existential meditation of what it’s like to be in your late 20’s in New York. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that it is actually Millennium based on the 1996 TV series of the same name. To give you some context Millennium was X-Files for the post Se7en crowd. Made by the same creator, Chris Carter, the tone of Millennium was quite different than its counterpart.
Review: The Twilight Zone: Shadow and Substance #1
The Twilight Zone: Shadow and Substance is the newest Twilight Zone series from Dynamite. This issue delivers on the signature bizarreness and plot twists you’d come to expect from this franchise but is it worth putting on your pull list?
Review: Galaxy Quest #1
Galaxy Quest the film etched a mark on cinematic history by being the one true example that satirizes its source material with exceptional reverence and equal humor. Never once did it attack the world of SF fandom. Instead, the film brought forth the absurd nature of motifs in vintage space exploration shows with respectful hilarity.
Review: Groo - Friends & Foes #1
I’ve always been a fan of a good spoof. This is my first time reading a Groo related-adventure, and it’s clear that the story’s charm and wit still shine through even over 30 years since Groo’s first appearance.
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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.