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Mera, Tidebreaker Review

Mera, Tidebreaker Written by: Danielle Paige Illustrated by: Stephen Byrne Mera, Tidebreaker is the first installment from the new DCInk young adult’s graphic novel line. As an adult, I really enjoyed reading it.  Paige paints a perfect picture of a young and defiant Mera. I’m a huge fan of the character. I’ve seen her well… Continue reading Mera, Tidebreaker Review

Mera, Queen of Atlantis #6 Review

Mera: Queen of Atlantis #6 DC Comics  Written by: Dan Abnett Pencils: Lan Medina Inks: Norm Rapmund Colors: Veronica Gandini Letters: Simon Bowland  This was the final issue of the 6 part mini-series ‘Mera: Queen of Atlantis’. The “conclusion” I’ve been anticipating. I didn’t keep my hopes up after the few previous issues. The series started with… Continue reading Mera, Queen of Atlantis #6 Review

Mera, Queen of Atlantis #5 Review

Mera, Queen of Atlantis #5 DC Comics  Writer: Dan Abnett Pencils: Lan Madina Inks: Norm Rapmund Mera is still dealing with the politics of the ocean and working with the kingdom she’s a traitor too. After the end of last week’s issue, we find out her Grandmother herself is betraying her. Who can she trust… Continue reading Mera, Queen of Atlantis #5 Review

Mera: Queen of Atlantis #3 Review

Mera: Queen of Atlantis #3 DC Comics  Written by: Dan Abnett Penciled by: Lan Medina Inks: Norm Rapmund Colors by: Veronica Gandini Letters by: Simon Bowland Release date: 4/25/18  This Issue starts with Mera still unconscious in a continuum from issue#2, remembering her time in her time in Xebel. Where her life began. She was a… Continue reading Mera: Queen of Atlantis #3 Review

Mera: Queen of Atlantis #2 Review

Mera: Queen of Atlantis #2 DC Comics  Written by: Dan Abnett Penciled by: Lan Madina Inked by: Norm Rapmug Colors by: Veronica Gandini Letters by: Simon Bowland Release date: 3/28/18 In issue #2 of the 6 part mini-series, an enemy has found Mera. Orm is back and clearly life with a family on land hasn’t… Continue reading Mera: Queen of Atlantis #2 Review

Parlipod #88: Webster Lives!

On this one we come with Quick Hit Reviews, Gas Station Follies, Justice League #40 by Christopher Priest and Pete Woods inspires a wacky debate about 80’s sitcoms Different Strokes, Webster and Punky Brewster because on Parlipod we find the beaten path to be a bore. PLUS: Boyzarro attacks in the pages of Superman #42.… Continue reading Parlipod #88: Webster Lives!

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