Thor's Comic Review Column
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THIS WEEK'S REVIEWS: GUTTER MAGIC #1 SECRET WARS #9 Gutter Magic #1 (IDW, $3.99 ) By Cat Taylor In this new series, writer, Rich Douek, has created a world that is part Lord of the Rings and part steam punk. Okay, in the first issue it's pretty much just Lord of the Rings, but there […]
THIS WEEK'S REVIEWS: Sagas of the Northmen, volume 1 A Hero's Death GN Sagas of the Northmen, volume 1 (Black Jack Press, $6.99) By Jeb D. "The vast stretches of the unknown and the unanswered still far outstrip our collective comprehension." John F. Kennedy Back in the days of dim antiquity, a comics fan, and […]
THOR'S COMIC REVIEW COLUMN 12/14/15 THIS WEEK'S REVIEWS (GRAIG SAVES THE DAY!): Batman & Robin Eternal #1-10 Robin War #1/Grayson #15 Batman & Robin Eternal #1-10 ($3.99/$2.99, DC Comics) Robin War #1/Grayson #15 ($4.99/$3.99, DC Comics) By Graig Kent The fact that 2015 marks the 75th anniversary of Dick Grayson's first appearance in Detective Comics […]
THIS WEEK'S REVIEWS: The Mighty Thor #1 Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven Adventure Time with Fionna and Cake: Card Wars #5 Ms. Marvel Volume 3: Crushed Lumberjanes: To the Max Edition Volume 1 HC The Mighty Thor #1 By Adam X. Smith Is it bad that Thor comics have never really been my bag? […]
This Week's Reviews: The Ultimates #1 Cyanide and Happiness: Stab Factory All-New Wolverine #1 All-New Hawkeye #1 All-New Karnak #1 Secret Wars #7 Battleworld: Squadron Sinister #4 Battleworld: Thors #4 The Ultimates #1 (Marvel Comics, $3.99) By Devon Sanders (@devonsanders) After nearly 30 years, comics can still excite me. The Ultimates #1 excites me. It […]
THIS WEEK'S REVIEWS: James Bond #1 Irredeemable Premier Edition HC Vol. 1 The Complete SIP Kids James Bond, Volume 1 #1 (Dynamite, $3.99) by Graig Kent At the time of writing, I'm still a couple days away from seeing the latest Bond feature, Spectre, and my anticipation is high. I've distanced myself from reviews and […]
Thor's Comic Column: Back in 2002, an aspiring comic writer named Sean Fahey launched a comic-review column with a vaguely "Viking" name, and a mission to cover something more interesting than plot rundowns of the latest Big 2 crossovers. He recruited a crew of like-minded writers, comic book enthusiasts from several walks of life, and […]
