With the finale issue upon us, The Crimson Cage has taken readers on a wild ride, wrapping up in epic fashion. John Lees' retelling of Macbeth set to the...
The Crimson Cage #5: AWA Studios Review
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Second Hand Smoke
When will we do something about this thing that causes tears in mothers eyes due to the loss of lives. This enemy of all mankind, how anyone can use it,...
A Thing Called Truth TP (Review)
Ready for a Road Trip? A THING CALLED TRUTH is an engaging road trip story with two compelling female protagonists, that’s unique in a number of ways....
Comic of the Week: Seven Secrets #16 from BOOM! Studios
Tom Taylor and Daniele Di Nicuolo are truly in the zone. The first two arcs of Seven Secrets were well done, but the final one has been next-level. BOOM!...
The Sandman Universe: Nightmare County #1: DC Comics REVIEW
In a new chapter of the Sandman Universe comes Nightmare County. A new Nightmare has emerged, and Dream must figure out a way to stop it. This new...
We Ride Titans #3: Vault Comics Review
We Ride Titans is, first and foremost, a family story. The family drama and tension of the last two issues continue organically and authentically. Kit and...
Flight Response
When people hear the term "basic instinct" arguably two things come to mind. Either it is the thought of behaviors and acts that are socially savage or...
The Last Book You’ll Ever Read #7: Vault Comics Review
It's bloody, it's horrific, its sexy and its only a few bucks from your local comic shop. The Last Book You'll Ever Read #7 from Vault Comics keeps...
X-Men ‘92: House of XCII #1: Marvel Comics Review
It’s always fun to spend time with the X-Men team we all fell in love with. Whether you met this team through Jim Lee’s work in the comics or while...
Comic of the Week: Black Widow #15 from Marvel Comics
Marvel had itself quite the impressive week between the Devil’s Reign finale and the best issue of the ongoing Moon Knight series yet. But the nod has to...
In A Jam Like Smuckers: Radiant Red # 2 (Review)
This is about you. You have to love a good villain sales speech, don't ya? Since first being fully introduced to Satomi in Radiant Black # 6, I have...
A Town Called Terror #1: Image Comics Review
Syzmon Kudranski’s style is reason enough to give this title a look, never mind the fact Steve Niles is writing the series. There’s an epic nature to...