REVIEW: Grim #1 delivers a familiar concept done really well
The new series from writer Stephanie Phillips, artist Flaviano, colorist Rico Renzi, and letterer Tom Napolitano is out today via BOOM! Studios.
Read MoreREVIEW: Moon Knight - Black, White, and Blood #1
Moon Knight - Black, White and Blood #1 does make effective use of the anthology format…full review by Rebecca Gault.
Read MoreREVIEW: The Jurassic League #1 is...Dino-mite, a perfect 10 comic
If you love big, unabashedly weird romps with more action and wordplay than you can shake a velociraptor bone at, The Jurassic League #1 is very much the book for you.
Read MoreADVANCED REVIEW: Eight Billion Genies brings both humor and sincerity
If you had one wish…what would you wish for? Now, what if everyone else had one wish too? That’s EIGHT BILLION GENIES…
Read MoreREVIEW: Giant-Size X-Men - Thunderbird #1, a thoughtful exploration of legacy and identity
A thoughtful issue concerned with themes of legacy and identity while still forging a new path for its title character.
Read MoreREVIEW: Dogs of London #1 is an offbeat crime story with hints of other genres
How deep must you bury a body to make sure it doesn’t haunt you?
Read MoreGRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Putin's Russia - The Rise of a Dictator by Darryl Cunningham
This new book presents 164 pages of damned fine comics journalism.
Read MoreREVIEW: Saying Sayonara - How the Last Ronin #5 sticks the landing
The finale is finally here, and today we have a full review.
Read MoreADVANCED REVIEW: Quests Aside #1 is a potent first round of story
Quests Aside #1 is just potent enough that a second round will be hard to resist.
Read MoreREVIEW: Justice League #75 - Death of Justice League - The One Where Everyone Dies
Death of the Justice League succeeds on the strength of fast paced storytelling and knockout visuals.
Read MoreADVANCED REVIEW: Twig #1 is 'bright, bustling, mysterious'
Skottie Young is adept at imaginative world-building, and his new story, Twig, sees him teaming with artist Kyle Strahm to deliver an interesting book that will appeal to all adventure and fantasy fans.
Read MoreREVIEW: Captain America #0 launches two new Cap comics
This is a good-looking and fast-paced Captains America team-up adventure, one that also does a great job laying track for not one but two series to launch out of this book.
Read MoreTRADE COLLECTION REVIEW: We Only Kill Each Other
We Only Kill Each Other is a fun ride, with some witty dialogue and strong art.
Read MoreADVANCED REVIEW: Blood-Stained Teeth #1, an elite order of vampire billionaires
A young undead turns humans for profit, not fun, in this new book from Christian Ward, Patric Reynolds, and co.
Read MoreREVIEW: The Nice House on the Lake #8, more on this story's creepy puppet master
Everyone is trying to move forward, well everyone except Walter….
Read MoreREVIEW: Catwoman - Lonely City #3 will break your heart
My favorite book from DC Comics in 2022 delivers its best issue yet.
Read MoreREVIEW: A Town Called Terror #1 is a solid and scary horror debut
After the first read of this new book by Steve Niles and Szymon Kudranski, go back and devour every page for its visuals alone.
Read MoreGRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: The Ghost In You - A Reckless Book
The Ghost in You solidifies the Reckless series as a worthy comics equivalent to the pulp adventure novels that inspired it.
Read MoreREVIEW: Flashpoint Beyond #0 does not seem to know what it wants to be
“Nothing matters here.”
Read MoreREVIEW: Spider-Punk #1 is eclectic and chaotic fun
Spider-Punk #1 is on the nose with its puns and themes, adding up to a rocking good time with an amusing and diverse cast.
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