Comics & Graphic Novels

Call of Duty’s zombies mode gets it’s own limited series from Dark Horse, and it kicks off with a solid (and kind of surprising) first issue.

Terminator: Sector War takes the franchise back to where it all began, in the year 1984. Sort of. It’s the 80s alright, but this is a whole new story.

The finale of the Koshchei the Deathless series brings this cursed tale to it’s bittersweet end. Koshchei recounts his final moments with Baba Yaga and his battle with Hellboy, concluding his talk with Hellboy. The ending of the series wraps up Koshchei’s battle with Hellboy and how his fight against …

Koshchei’s tale nears its conclusion with this second last issue. Koshchei, having been tricked by the Baba Yaga, is now under her control. Even though such misfortune has fallen on him, he still manages to resist her orders in his own way – something Baba Yaga did not expect but …

Koshchei The Deathless continues after the reveal that the last dragon Koshchei must kill is his master. While the art of #3 falls just short of the previous issues, it has enough story and development to carry it up. #4 has some great fight scenes, sets up a decisive battle …

Lemire and Ormston’s Black Hammer universe continues to evolve in Age of Doom, a fresh miniseries from Dark Horse. As it opens, it seems as though the heroes have found a way out of the purgatory they’re trapped in. Maybe.

Kroenen has Bruttenholm and Sandhu in a trap, and there are still more discoveries being made. Learn what is in store, in RASPUTIN: THE VOICE OF THE DRAGON #4.

Hellboy investigates Port Orange in Florida, 1955, where a spate of spontaneous human combustions have plagued the area. The one-shot is a tight little tale that’s got artwork telling more than the story itself. It’s a good read and I believe it takes a more pacifist approach to usual Hellboy …

Manhunt is an unfinished-looking comic about a contract killer and the detectives trying to catch him. Manhunt has nothing going for it: the art is poor and the writing is poor. This review is going to be more roast than boast so I hope your jimmies are clean because they …

Borrowing from the Slavic folktale, Koshchei the Deathless tells the origin story of one of Hellboy’s enemies. The comic miniseries is written by Mike Mignola and published by Dark Horse. It tells the tale of how Koshchei became Baba Yaga’s slave. The series is a interesting action-adventure in true Hellboy style. …

The Germans recruited Rasputin to the Third Reich. He has the resources, but what will he find? Learn more in RASPUTIN: THE VOICE OF THE DRAGON #2.

Rasputin. Man. Myth. Legend. Find out what brought this mischievous man to the side of Hitler ant the Third Reich, in RASPUTIN: THE VOICE OF THE DRAGON #1.