Why is it so hard to find info about the Indigo Children? The newest Image Comics series introduces readers to a new conspiracy. One that's been marketed...
Indigo Children #1 from Image Comics: 2-Minute Review
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Kyle Higgins Articles
NO/ONE #1 from Image Comics: 2-Minute Review
Who is NO/ONE? You won't get that answer in the first issue of Kyle Higgins' latest installment to the Massive-Verse. However, you will get the start of a...
All Horseshoes and Hand grenades Til Someone Gets Hurt
The moment it happens may not be overly dramatic. Maybe it won't be Eastwood's grizzled grin posing the question or the Whammy's wisecrack that announces...
What happened last issue of Radiant Black (#15)
(NOTE: This is a refresher from Radiant Black #15, along with a spoiler-free review of Radiant Black #16. If you didn’t actually read Radiant Back #15...
Supermassive #1: Image Comics Review
When Kyle Higgins first introduced Radiant Black to the masses, it was an instant hit. One year later, the universe he created has exploded and become ......
Ordinary Gods #6 (REVIEW)
Ordinary Gods #6 Ordinary Gods #6 marks the end of the series’ first arc, and Kyle Higgins could not have put this title in a better spot. On the whole,...
Ordinary Gods #3
Ordinary Gods #3 Ordinary Gods #3 seemed a little slow out the gates at first — assuming you got a little confused with some of the names being thrown...
RADIANT BLACK # 7 (REVIEW)
Radiant Black # 7 When we last caught up with the colorful collective...sorry I couldn't resist. It's just after last month's solo story spotlighting...
TLDR: Year One
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Ordinary Gods #2 (REVIEW)
Ordinary Gods #2Image Comics Written by: Kyle HigginsArt by: Felipe WatanabeColors by: Frank WilliamLetters by: Clayton Cowles Kyle Higgins kicked off...
TLDR #44: Radiant Black & Shadecraft
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Ordinary Gods #1 (REVIEW)
Ordinary Gods #1Image Comics Written by: Kyle HigginsArt by: Felipe WatanabeColors by: Frank WilliamLetters by: Clayton Cowles Readers may feel prepared...