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Image Comics’ newest fantasy series Sonata has a cover striking enough to garner worthwhile interest alone, with heavy brush-stroked background emulating
The Umbrella Academy wraps up the Hotel Oblivion storyline, with Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba taking the Hargreeve's through a massive battle.
Q finds himself over his head with the Wormhole Aliens, and ends up getting rescued by other Q. A figure from Star Trek's past steps in to help.
Two TPBs that’re execution dependent: Cemetery Beach, by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard, and Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me by Mariko Tamaki and
'Fallen World' has a setting that is like no other, and yet, mashes together a lot of things that are hard not to love, with robots, samurai, and dinosaurs.
BOOM! Studios made the wise decision to update 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' for modern audiences, and those changes breath new life into the series.
Beasts of Burden: The Presence of Others' first issue from Dark Horse comics ended on a cliffhanger, where we were unsure of the father’s fate at the
Fathom issue one hardly holds your hand on character re-introduction, with Vince Hernandez (Kiani) diving (yes, there will be puns here) right back in to
The second installment of Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen’s Ascender picks up immediately where issue #1 left off, with Mila finding her father’s long lost
This is when I started reading American comic books. I'd read reprints of stories in the Marvel UK editions, of course, usually black-and-white, often
Another week or so, another piece about comics in brief. I feel more comfortable in this style. With regards to Buffy, Fairlady, and Faithless, I already
Heroes In Crisis #9 by Tom King and Clay Mann is published on Wednesday. This is intended to be a non-spoilery review - if you want spoilers and wish to
The ninth graphic novel collection of 'East of West' brings the long-simmering mystery of how 3 of the Horsemen died to light. Collects issues 39-42.
Middlewest Volume 1 collects the first six issues if Skottie Young an Jorge Corona's epic adventure tale about a kid with a really scary dad.
Abel learns a terrible secret about his father's curse, and that secret shakes his newfound happiness apart in 'Middlewest' #7
At an evening gathering on a stormy night, several acquaintances sit at the table of Mr. Boddy to discuss his estate matters concerning six different
Grix and Vess find themselves working together to escape a massive, galactic threat in 'Invisible Kingdom' #3 from Dark Horse Comics
The Elvira Spring Special hits shelves this month and is a fun play on the macabre Mistress of the Dark. With a slew of different writers and artists,
Maika explores the machinations and schemes of her father and his associates, and Kippa comes face to face with an ancient being in Monstress 22
'Skyward' 13 has Willa trying to figure out what to do with Roger, a very dangerous man who wants to punch the sun. He's also the key to saving Chicago.
Q is pretty used to getting his way, but what happens when the arrogant prankster messes with the wrong god level entities? Will anyone survive?
Oroku Saki, otherwise known as the Shredder, has died. He is wandering his own personal hellscape, confronted by friends and enemies alike.
'Firefly' #6 feels so much like running into an old friend, with fantastic dialogue that brings the Serenity crew back to vivid life.
'Low' #22 brings the disperate, struggling factions of humanity's last survivors on a collision course with destiny, with extinction a very possible outcome
DK Books continue to add to their collection of Marvel tomes as they recently published Marvel: Fearless and Fantastic! Female Super Heroes Save The World.
I read a couple more comics and realized I didn’t have 300 words in me about each of them, but together, I do have 300 words total. Vita Ayala wrote two
There’s a mystery surrounding Eve Stranger and not even she knows why. Suffering from damage to her short term memory, the spunky lavender-haired outcast
Marvel Comics brings the world of League of Legends to life with 'Lux' #1, which finds our young protagonist searching for a cure for her magical talents.
'Wyrd' continues to dole out a narrative train-wreck of a story, which is not helped in the slightest with lifeless, uninspired art.