Comics & Graphic Novels

The first collected edition of Lion Forge Comics’ Knight Rider book is loaded up with plenty of action and high-tech intrigue.

Lion’s Forge forges ahead with an all-new take on the classic TV show Miami Vice. Remix takes the familiar format into the modern age with the undercover cop duo, drug lords, and… zombies?

The world is in shambles. The last bastions of humanity fled to a naively idyllic city in the sky, vacating all responsibility of the chaos below. Those who remain below are the veterans of the Advertising War.

Dark Horse Comics’ and writer Brian Wood’s latest is a book about the first stages of the American rebellion. And surprise- it’s awesome.

Valiant Comics’ latest crossover, The Valiant comes to a close with a satisfying, if slightly rushed-feeling, fourth issue.

Archie vs Predator starts off with a bang… and maybe a few decapitations, in the first issue of the miniseries from Dark Horse and Archie Comics.

DK’s excellent historical archive of the DCU and its characters gets a much needed update to keep it current with the ‘New 52’ universe.

The Buffy comic’s are not all that different to the TV show, same humor, mostly same characters and the same basic story line. Buffy is not a normal girl, she is the Slayer, One girl chosen every life time, blah blah, the fans know the prologue all too well; basically Buffy …

The enigmatic Ninjak gets a starring role in one of the most highly anticipated Valiant releases of the year.

From the pages of Hellboy and Dark Horse’s B.P.R.D. universe, Frankenstein Underground continues the story of this unique adaptation of the famous monster.

A Soviet cosmonaut is about to find out what makes a man into a god, and the Valiant Universe is going to have to deal with the repercussions of the dawn of maybe it’s most powerful character.

Valiant’s newest monthly pits its greatest villains against a word that has seen Toyo Harada for the bad guy that he is in Imperium.

Captain Midnight takes to the jungles in the latest issue of the classic hero’s ongoing series from Dark Horse.

Dark Horse dives into the rich history of Neon Genesis Evangelion for one of its latest graphic novels.

Having never read a Valiant comic, I wasn’t sure what to expect from this new series to the franchise. I have to say I was not disappointed.

I love Bloodshot. It’s like a combination of the Spawn graphic novels I’d read as a kid, with classic Marvel/DC hero stuff. As it hits it’s #25, it’s to be expected that not every issue is going to be amazing as the series goes on, and unfortunately Bloodshot #25 is …