DARK DAYS: THE CASTING #1 [Review]
Dark Days: The Casting does little to clarify just what we can expect from Dark Knights Metal, but proves an engaging read with fantastic art in spite of that. Continue reading DARK DAYS: THE CASTING #1 [Review]
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THE FLASH #28 [Review]
An encounter with the other side of The Speed Force leaves Barry Allen plagued by doubt and mysterious new powers that he can’t control, in this first chapter of NEGATIVE. Continue reading THE FLASH #28 [Review]
DOCTOR WHO: THE NINTH DOCTOR #15 [Review]
The final issue of The Ninth Doctor’s first full comic series ends in disappointment, as a good story and a great artist are benched by a less-skilled artist. Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE NINTH DOCTOR #15 [Review]
INJUSTICE 2 #18 (Digital Edition) [Review]
Injustice 2 continues to be more than a mere video game tie-in book. In terms of quality, both in art and story, this is as fine a comic as you will find anywhere. Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #18 (Digital Edition) [Review]
REDLANDS #1 [Review]
Amazing visuals paired with a cliche-ridden script make Redlands #1 a comic that may appeal to genre fans and followers of the artists involved but no one else. Continue reading REDLANDS #1 [Review]
GREEN ARROW #28 [Review]
The tale of the Hard-Traveling Hero continues, as Green Arrow’s quest to bring down The Ninth Circle and their corporate sponsors leads him to Metropolis and the fattest fat cat of them all – Lex Luthor! Continue reading GREEN ARROW #28 [Review]
ELSEWHERE #1 [Review]
Mix one part alternate history with two parts pulp fantasy and you have Elsewhere – one of the most unique comics I’ve had the good fortune to read in recent memory. Continue reading ELSEWHERE #1 [Review]
TITANS #13 [Review]
Stan Lee once said, “Every comic book is someone’s first.” I quote “The Man” in this context because the philosophy that every comic book story should be told with the new reader in mind is so rare these days and … Continue reading TITANS #13 [Review]
GREEN ARROW #26 [Review]
It’s odd how, in some respects, DC Comics has tried to have it both ways with those DC Rebirth properties that are connected to a television series on The CW. Logically, one can see the appeal of trying to win … Continue reading GREEN ARROW #26 [Review]
