One interesting aspect of Dynamite Entertainment’s John Carter: Warlord of Mars is that the book is very much an ensemble piece despite its title. Many issues have focused upon the warrior princess/scientist Dejah Thoris just as much as her Earthly … Continue reading JOHN CARTER: WARLORD OF MARS #10 [Review]
Thomas Blake. AKA Catman. A soldier of fortune who prefers cats to other animals and other animals to most people. Lori Zechlin. AKA Black Alice. An innocent goth grrrrl possessed by dark magics she can’t understand or control. Damon Wells. … Continue reading SECRET SIX #5 [Review]
From the beginning of the universe to the end of time itself, one immortal has made it his duty to fight for those who cannot. He is spoken of in the legends of trillions of worlds in billions of languages. … Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE FOUR DOCTORS #1 [Review]
In the world of Injustice, Batman has lost much in the three years since The Joker died and Superman made the decision to force peace upon the world. He has lost two sons – one to violence and the other … Continue reading INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US – YEAR FOUR #15 [Review]
[WARNING – The Following Review, And The Comic It Reviews, Are Both Incredibly Not Safe For Work. Not So Much For The Content (Though It Is Quite Offensive) But Because You May Well Laugh Out Loud And That Little Weasel … Continue reading MAN VS. ROCK #1-4 [Review]
Having just survived a duel with Death (though perhaps only inside her own dreams), Sonja the Red is ready for a good long rest. A good long rest with some good strong booze. And some boisterous and lively lovers, if … Continue reading RED SONJA #17 [Review]
[This review is FOR MATURE READERS. Duh.] Sex Criminals is back and weirder than ever! Really. I know you probably couldn’t imagine how much stranger a comic centering on a couple who can freeze time when they orgasm could get, … Continue reading SEX CRIMINALS #11 [Review]
All across the multiverse, a war is brewing. On one side stands a cruel despot, whose will is ripping the cosmos asunder, opening portals willy-nilly between various worlds. On the other side is a being, whose servant – manifesting as … Continue reading SWORDS OF SORROW: RED SONJA & JUNGLE GIRL #1 [Review]
The final chapter of Arrow: Season 2.5 proves to be a sedate conclusion to what was an enjoyable series. There’s precious little action in this issue but that’s hardly surprising. At this point all of the story-lines unique to this series … Continue reading ARROW SEASON 2.5 #24 [Review]
