Legenderry: Red Sonja #5 Dynamite Entertainment Written by: Marc Andreyko Art by: Sergio Davila Marc Andreyko has put our favorite she-devil through a lot during this five-issue miniseries from Dynamite. After sailing the seas in this reimagined “steampunk” alternative reality, Sonja gets enveloped in the dastardly plans of the mad scientist Victor Frankenstein. Yes, that… Continue reading A wild and pulpy ride comes to an end in “Legenderry: Red Sonja’ #5” (Review)
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Simone’s Sword’s stays sharp in “Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow/Lady Zorro Special #1” (Review)
Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow/Lady Zorro Special #1 Dynamite Entertainment Written by: Erica Schultz Art by: Christian Crizam Zamora Erica Schultz continues to shine for Gail Simone’s ‘Swords of Sorrow’ event at Dynamite Entertainment. In this one-shot, Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow/Lady Zorro, Schultz brings together the latest dynamic duo of superheroines to collaborate in… Continue reading Simone’s Sword’s stays sharp in “Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow/Lady Zorro Special #1” (Review)
Living on the Fringe, a “Burning Fields #5” Review
Burning Fields #5 Boom Studios Written by: Michael Moreci & Tim Daniel Art by: Colin Lorimer Colors by: Joana Lafuente Tensions are as high as ever after the bombing of the Carapace headquarters making things even more difficult for Dana and Aban’s investigation. With fewer and fewer options at her disposal, Dana takes some dangerous… Continue reading Living on the Fringe, a “Burning Fields #5” Review
Rise of the underdogs, a “New Crusaders Dark Tomorrow One Shot” Review
New Crusaders Dark Tomorrow Dark Circle Comics Written by: Ian Flynn Art by: Alitha Martinez, Rick Bryant, John Workman, and Steve Downer If there is such a thing as an underdog in comics ‘The Mighty Crusaders’ might be one. A superhero team created by Archie’s adventure imprint during the Silver Age it became lost in the shadow… Continue reading Rise of the underdogs, a “New Crusaders Dark Tomorrow One Shot” Review
A beautiful party in”Swords of Sorrow: Masquerade & Kato #1″ Review
Swords of Sorrow: Masquerade & Kato #1 Dynamite Entertainment Story by: G. Willow Wilson & Erica Schultz Art by: Noah Salgona Dynamite’s great crossover event continues with the first one-shot, Swords of Sorrow: Masquerade & Kato. It finds Masquerade hot on the trail of Kato, who she considers an outlaw, but some darker forces are… Continue reading A beautiful party in”Swords of Sorrow: Masquerade & Kato #1″ Review
Straight-laced suspense and fright in “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3” Review
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3 Archie Comics Story by: Roberto Aguirre-Scasa Art by: Robert Hack The ‘chilling’ in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3 is by no means a misnomer. In fact, Archie Horror’s companion series to the successful Afterlife with Archie zombie book is an equally disturbing and engaging tale of straight-laced suspense and fright. Sabrina is on the… Continue reading Straight-laced suspense and fright in “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3” Review
Not the type of Vengeance you would expect a “Postal #4” Review
Postal #4 Top Cow Productions Written by: Bryan Edward Hill & Matt Hawkins Art by: Issac Goodhart If you’ve been reading Postal to this point (as you very well should be) you know that Mark’s mother is a heartless abusive monster of a person. As frigid and unsympathetic a figure you’ll find in popular fiction.… Continue reading Not the type of Vengeance you would expect a “Postal #4” Review