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 AWA’s newest title Primos #1, AWA studios once again blends genres to deliver a solid story that is both fun and entertaining. AWA/Upshot StudiosWritten by: Al MadrigalArt by:… Continue reading Primos #1: AWA Studios Review
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X Lives of Wolverine #1 (REVIEW)
X Lives of Wolverine #1 is finally upon us, and suffice it to say, you’re going to want to buckle in — it’s a doozy. A mere three pages of calm is all you get before the action starts, and once it starts, it’s relentless until the final panel. It’s clear Benjamin Percy isn’t screwing… Continue reading X Lives of Wolverine #1 (REVIEW)
Rain #1 (Review)
Rain #1 What Now? By the end of Rain #1, that is the question. Rain comes from the mind of Joe Hill. ONE of the best American novelists whose father is maybe THE best. It’s a story about love, and about loss. By the end of Rain #1 it’s also a story about what’s next.… Continue reading Rain #1 (Review)
HELLCOP # 3 (REVIEW)
The road to Hell may be paved with good intentions. However until this issue Hellcop Virgil’s reason for his trip there have been self serving. As we enter issue # 3 of Image Comics new series Virgil begins to realize the situation is about more than clearing his name. Unfortunately, he has to escape the… Continue reading HELLCOP # 3 (REVIEW)
Nightwing #87 (Review)
Nightwing #87 As much as Nightwing is used to being the focal point of attacks, Dick Grayson enters a new realm where he is now a target. Having to mix and protect both personalities from danger. This focus allows Dick to realize that there will be a hidden danger by doing good. DC Comics Written by:… Continue reading Nightwing #87 (Review)
The Crimson Cage #1 (REVIEW)
The Crimson Cage #1 Are you ready to rumble? Well, I hope so, because John Lees and AWA/Upshot studios have once again delivered another can’t-miss comic. The Crimson Cage #1 is a wonderful retelling of Shakespeare’s classic Macbeth, but instead of castles and kings, you have turnbuckles and wrestlers. While the retelling may be a… Continue reading The Crimson Cage #1 (REVIEW)
Hotell Vol. 2 #1 (REVIEW)
Hotell Vol. 2 #1 When I first embarked on reading Hotell, I was given one piece of advice: read during the day. That advice was both wise and well heeded. Hotell Vol. 1 was an absolute horror tour de force, which set a remarkably high bar. With Hotell Vol. 2 #1, it’s safe to say… Continue reading Hotell Vol. 2 #1 (REVIEW)