[SPOILER WARNING: The following review contains SPOILERS for both the Injustice: Gods Among Us video game and the tie-in comics.] Another world. Another time. The Joker put his theory that one bad day could tarnish even the most sterling of … Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #1 (Digital Edition) [Review]
Anxiously awaiting the start of Series Ten? This Twelfth Doctor comic will prove a welcome appetizer for those Doctor Who fans who can’t wait for the weekend. Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TWELFTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #1 [Advanced Review]
The final battle has commenced! As Superman confronts his tyrannical alter ego, a now-heroic Harley Quinn faces The Joker of another Earth! Continue reading INJUSTICE: GROUND ZERO #24 [Review]
Now leading a band of Kozak warriors, Conan The Slayer seeks an alliance with the pirates of Vilayet to strike their mutual enemies, The Turans. Continue reading CONAN THE SLAYER #7 [Advance Review]
If this must be the last issue of Disney Darkwing Duck, at least the series ends on a high note. But must this be the end? Say it ain’t so, Joe Books LTD! Continue reading DISNEY DARKWING DUCK #8 [Review]
Fans of Neil Gaiman’s original American Gods novel will not be disappointed by this masterful adaptation by P. Craig Russell and Scott Hampton. Continue reading AMERICAN GODS: SHADOWS #1 [Advance Review]
This first issue of The Once And Future Queen promises a clever updating of the classic King Arthur legend with modern touches. Continue reading THE ONCE AND FUTURE QUEEN #1 [Review]
If you have yet to give the new Green Arrow a chance, this issue marks a wonderful opportunity to see what you’ve been missing out on. If you’re a long-suffering Arrow-head wishing for a return to the good-old-days when men were men with goatees, women were women in fishnets and a comic could be socially aware while still presenting a kick-ass action sequence or two, now is the time to come home. Either way, this book is a great read and one of the strongest titles of the Rebirth line. Continue reading GREEN ARROW #18 [Review]
This issue is something of a disappointment after the first special, with the characterization being paper thin and the story fairly standard stuff for a team series. Taken as a work of commentary however, the book becomes a brilliant piece of satire, albeit it possibly unintentionally. I can’t say I liked it much but neither did I dislike it. Continue reading JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 [Review]
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