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The Visitor pays respect to his fallen wife, and settles back into a life of solitude. Growing weary, he gets a message from his people. Check out The Visitor #5.
Read More »The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #5 (comic) Review
Bankshot #1 (comic) Review
Frank Gault arrives at the J Edgar Hoover building for a meeting, to find out that his associates have been treated rather roughly. Who could have caused this? Pick up Bankshot #1 to learn more.
Read More »Rapture #2 (comic) Review
Ninjak, Tama, Shadowman and Punk Mambo have come face to face with Babel amidst an endless battle. What will it take for these heroes to save the world? Check out Rapture #2.
Read More »Rapture (Comic) Review
Welcome to the Deadside. One of many dimensions in the afterlife. A pit-stop, final cursed resting place, or source of something more sinister. What purpose it serves in Rapture is yet to be explained…
Read More »The Life and Times of Martha Washington in the Twenty-First Century (Graphic Novel) Review
The hulking second edition of this trade paperback collects a huge number of the Martha Washington books. It also gives looks into the Martha Washington character throughout her entire comic book run.
Read More »Faith #12 (Comic) Review
It would appear that the end of the Faith standalone comic run is upon us.
Read More »The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #4 (comic) Review
The Visitor has protected our world against cults, mysterious figures, and even ancient gods. Now he’s really beginning to have some fun with his job. Check out The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #4.
Read More »Dead Inside #5 (comic) Review
We thought we had a handle on who were good guys and who were the bad guys. Then they rolled the dice again. Let’s see what happens next in Dead Inside #5.
Read More »The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #3 (comic) Review
A mysterious woman resurfaces, leading the Visitor to a cult compound in the Southwest. Check out The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #3.
Read More »Predator: Hunters #1 (Comic) Review
The hunt looms in the first issue of “Predator: Hunters,” introducing characters and a plot which carry good potential. Story The story begins with three men fleeing from a Predator in the jungle. Two are killed, but one manages to reach a waterfall and jump off before it can cut him …
Read More »X-O Manowar #2 (Comic) Review
The second issue of the new Manowar run picks up immediately where the first one dropped off. The second book is full of action and brutality. We learn a tad more about the new world Aric is on, and learn more about the villains and heroes of this new universe, …
Read More »Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes (Trade Paperback) Review
To people who know me at all, hearing about Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes as a comic series came as no surprise as nearly the most exciting news a comic crossover could bring about. The trade paperback, which collects five issues of this glorious crossover, is set to …
Read More »Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Shinji Ikari Raising Project Book 3 Omnibus (Graphic Novel) Review
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Shinji Ikari Raising Project is something that I’ve been following ever since I was given the first and second omnibuses to review. In fact, I’ve reviewed so many Evangelion-related media for this site that I sometimes lose track of what I wrote or how I felt …
Read More »Neon Genesis Evangelion: Legend of the Piko Piko Middle School Students Volume 1 (Graphic Novel) Review
I don’t believe what I’m about to say but let’s just get it over with: I’m not excited for more Neon Genesis Evangelion parody mangas.
Read More »Hellboy: Into The Silent Sea (graphic novel) Review
Hellboy has been through a great many things, rarely do we see aboard a boat. Let alone a ghost ship. See what monsters he faces in HELLBOY: INTO THE SILENT SEA.
Read More »HellBoy & The BPRD 1954 – Ghost Moon #2 (comic) Review
Hellboy and Archie battle demons while Susan and Roland search out the mystical Hunping. What is really causing all this unrest? Find out in HellBoy & The BPRD 1954 – Ghost Moon #2.
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