Let’s be frank, losing your virginity is a scary and exhilarating experience. It’s a life-changing moment, no doubt, but for Sinergy‘s Jess the experience quickly becomes terrifying and traumatic when mid-coitus her boyfriend transforms into a red-skinned, four-eyed demon! Sure, … Continue reading Comic Review: SINERGY #1
King Alvar is a noble Christian knight and an able ruler and leader of his soldiers. Alvar is also so fair of face and proud of his noble visage that he has forbidden all his subjects from seeing it, wearing … Continue reading Comic Review: ROYAL BLOOD
It was a dark day, even by the standards of The Avengers. Earth’s Mightiest Heroes assembled against a new threat born of one of their oldest enemies. Somehow, the Red Skull had acquired tremendous psychic powers and stood upon the … Continue reading Comic Review: SUPERIOR IRON MAN #1
Tooth and Claw defies easy description. To say that it is a fantasy epic would be accurate but utterly useless in conveying just what the story is about. To describe its setting would be as passionless as composing a grocery … Continue reading Comic Review: TOOTH AND CLAW #1
Back when this series first began I knew it’d end up being something special. Frankly, it already was, but as The Wicked + The Divine concludes its first arc today with issue #5, it’s clear that this deeply personal exploration … Continue reading Comic Review: THE WICKED+THE DIVINE #5
There is a blue box. It is called the TARDIS. It can go anywhere in time and space. Sometimes it goes where it is meant to go, but it always goes where it needs to be. And when it goes … Continue reading Comic Review: DOCTOR WHO: THE TWELFTH DOCTOR #1
Crack open the cover and the first thing you’ll see is the definition of “witch” – wicca, sorcerer, hag, crone, pact with the devil, all the usual assumptions. On the next page that definition is scrawled out, violently so. Wytches … Continue reading Comic Review: WYTCHES #1
Oliver Queen has had – to put it mildly – a hell of a year. It all began when he nearly lost his company and was framed for murder thanks to the machinations of one would-be super-villain. This drew Oliver … Continue reading Comic Review: GREEN ARROW #35
George Pérez is well known as a writer and artist who manages to treat his female characters as figures whose actions and decision influence and affect the narrative. This shouldn’t be a fact that gets noteworthy praise, but sadly, for … Continue reading Comic Review: GEORGE PEREZ’S SIRENS #1
Kabooooom! 