Low #12 Image Comics Story by: Rick Remender Art by: Greg Tocchini Colors by: Dave McCaig This is the issue that has been alluded to throughout the series as we find Stel and her team have finally reached the surface. As the narrative progresses, the world that the creative team has created is laid out… Continue reading Scorched Earth in “Low” #12 (Review)
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Tying Up Loose Ends in “The Violent” #3 (Review)
The Violent #3 Image Comics Story by: Ed Brisson Art by: Adam Gorham Color by: Michael Garland Even though this series is only on its third issue it has proven to be full of surprises. Brisson, Gorham, and Garland are creating a compelling narrative that has already shown itself to be full of potential. With Becky found,… Continue reading Tying Up Loose Ends in “The Violent” #3 (Review)
Finding A New Home With Image Comics: A Garth Ennis Interview
Recently, we had the opportunity to discuss some upcoming titles with their creator, Garth Ennis. Now moving to Image Comics, Garth took some time to talk about this transition and the titles that he’ll be working on while there: Bloody Mary, Adventures in the Rifle Brigade, and Pride & Joy. Not only did we gain some… Continue reading Finding A New Home With Image Comics: A Garth Ennis Interview
Coming Home in “Low” #11 (Review)
Low #11 Image Comics Story by: Rick Remender Art by: Greg Tocchini Colors by: Dave McCaig Coming off a hiatus, this month features the beginning of the second arc of “Low.” This issue focuses on the daughters, Tajo and Della, as they make their way to the surface. However, they find themselves in a position where they… Continue reading Coming Home in “Low” #11 (Review)
Hunting the Supernatural in “Cry Havoc” #1 (Review)
Cry Havoc #1 Image Comics Story by: Simon Spurrier Illustrated by: Ryan Kelly Colored by: Nick Filardi, Lee Loughridghe, and Matt Wilson Lettered by: Simon Bowland Designed by: Emma Price When reading the description for “Cry Havoc” it seemed as though a lot was coming together. The protagonist, Louise, is a lesbian gone werewolf who… Continue reading Hunting the Supernatural in “Cry Havoc” #1 (Review)
Finding Purpose in “Red Sonja #1” (Review)
Red Sonja #1 Dynamite Story by: Marguerite Bennett Illustrated by: Aneke Colored by: Jorge Sutil Honestly, I haven’t been a Red Sonja fan for too long, but what I have read has been utterly awesome. I’ve been reading most work since the 70’s “Marvel Feature” and, most recently, the last volume of work from Gail… Continue reading Finding Purpose in “Red Sonja #1” (Review)
An Explosive Conclusion to “Tokyo Ghost” #5 (Review)
Tokyo Ghost #5 Image Comics Writer: Rick Remender Artist: Sean Murphy Colorist: Matt Hollingsworth Letterer: Rus Wooton This week readers have received an explosive conclusion to the first arc of Tokyo Ghost. Not only do we gain insight into the history of Japan but also the role that Kazumi played in it. Also, we find… Continue reading An Explosive Conclusion to “Tokyo Ghost” #5 (Review)