Night of the Ghoul #1 When Scott Snyder first announced his partnership with ComiXology, we all knew we were in for something special. However, I don’t think any of us knew just how special these books would be until they began to be released. While working with a wide array of artists on a diverse… Continue reading Night of the Ghoul #1 (REVIEW)
Tag: Francesco Francavilla
The Joker #5 (REVIEW)
The Joker #5DC Comics Written by: Matthew Rosenberg with James Tynion IVArt and Colors by: Francesco FrancavillaLetters by: Tom Napollitano Right from the start, The Joker #5 presents a stark contrast from the previous four issues. It feels and looks different as The Joker #5 introduces writer Matthew Rosenberg and artist Francesco Francavilla into the… Continue reading The Joker #5 (REVIEW)
Vampironica #3 Review
Vampironica #3 Archie Writer: Greg Smallwood and Megan Smallwood Art: Greg Smallwood, Jack Morelli Letters: Jack Morelli Covers: Greg Smallwood, Francesco Francavilla, Audrey Mok Vampironica has quickly become one of my favorite reads out right now and this issue is no different. In it, we meet up with Veronica as she is attempting to… Continue reading Vampironica #3 Review
MondoCon 2017’s line-up continues to impress
One of the best conventions I’ve had the liberty of attending, MondoCon, takes place November 4th and 5th in Austin, TX. MondoCon, which revolves around Art, Movies, Music and Beer, brings artists, collectors and enthusiasts together for a two day event to celebrate some of best artwork to ever grace the internet and our flat… Continue reading MondoCon 2017’s line-up continues to impress
All-Star Batman #8 Review
All-Star Batman #8 DC Comics Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Francesco Francavilla, Giuseppe Camuncoli, and Mark Morales All-Star Batman is two-thirds through a year of “pits” and it’s never been weirder than it is with issue #8. Fittingly, too, as this issue pits Batman against Mad Hatter. Snyder channels some of his AD After Death prose… Continue reading All-Star Batman #8 Review
Black Magic, Corrupt Religion and Abolute Evil in “Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King #2” Review
Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King #2 Dark Horse Comics Written by: Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden Art by: Peter Bergting We here at Geeks With Wives have taken notice of the new comic series “Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King” by Mike Mignola, creator of Hellboy, and Christopher Golden, “New York Times”… Continue reading Black Magic, Corrupt Religion and Abolute Evil in “Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King #2” Review