Rodney Barnes has now worked with three artists through four issues of Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog, yet this story has not skipped a beat. This thing has...
Image comics Review: Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #4
read more
Comics Reviews Articles
Image Comics Review: Nocterra #7
The second arc of Nocterra is setting up to be even more intense than the last. And the next wild ride starts here with Nocterra #7. Image ComicsWritten...
Primos #1: AWA Studios Review
What makes AWA stand out as one of the industry's best independent publishers is its eclectic range of books spanning all types of genres and themes. With...
CROSSOVER #11 (REVIEW)
Meanwhile, part four, Crossover # 11 is finally out. What has felt forever is over and we can dive back into the amazingly crafted world of Crossover. The...
PIT INMATE NUMBER 0000001, NAME SABERTOOTH
In the pages of 2019's House of X # 6 a meeting of the Quiet Council of Krakoa resulted in two major events; the creation of the 3 Krakoan Laws and the...
Gunslinger Spawn #4: Image Comics Review
Best issue of the series to this point, hands down. This is the first issue of Gunslinger Spawn in which Brett Booth’s art didn’t drive the story, as much...
Saga #55: Image Comics Review
It’s back. It has been gone for so long. Saga has returned. But more importantly, the family, the characters we all love that inhabited the world of Saga...
Superman & Robin Special #1: DC Comics Review
Some things just belong together — Tomasi and the Super Sons being one of them. In this case though, we're not talking sons/kids, we're not talking...
Peacemaker: Disturbing the Peace #1: DC Comics Review
If you didn’t already know DC Comics was all in on Peacemaker, now you know. But it seems they won’t attempt to capitalize on the character much after the...
Marvel Comics Review: Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1
Winter Soldier fans will like the character’s one-off from Chip Zdarsky’s Daredevil/Kingpin/Elektra event. And anyone else who wants to check in on Bucky...
MARVEL COMICS REVIEW: MARAUDERS ANNUAL # 1
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. Sadly, the sentiment only seems sound. No sooner is it stated then structures are set up to secure...
BOOM STUDIOS REVIEW: Angel # 1
The premise for Angel # 1, the new series from Boom Studios, goes from familiar to foreign several times. It's about Angel, the detective vampire with a...