CYBORG REBIRTH #1 [Review]
Cyborg Rebirth #1 presents a mechanical story with cold, lifeless artwork as an introduction to a hero who should be more human than human. Continue reading CYBORG REBIRTH #1 [Review]
Category: Comics
SUICIDE SQUAD WAR CRIMES SPECIAL #1 [Review]
John Ostrander returns to Suicide Squad is this one-shot special that will reveal just why his comics made the jump to the big screen in the first place! Continue reading SUICIDE SQUAD WAR CRIMES SPECIAL #1 [Review]
BLUE BEETLE REBIRTH #1 [Review]
Fans of the original Jaime Reyes Blue Beetle series and a non-idiot Ted Kord will be disappointed by this book. New readers will just be confused. Continue reading BLUE BEETLE REBIRTH #1 [Review]
CAPTAIN MARVEL #8 [Review]
This Civil War II tie-in arc of Captain Marvel isn’t righting all of the event’s wrongs, but it is adding some much needed depth to Carol’s bad decisions. Continue reading CAPTAIN MARVEL #8 [Review]
DISNEY DARKWING DUCK #4 [Review]
The Terror That Flaps In The Night will find himself tested as never before in this excellent introductory story, where he must face a foe that is simultaneously the strongest and the smallest super-villain Darkwing Duck has ever faced! Continue reading DISNEY DARKWING DUCK #4 [Review]
SUPERGIRL REBIRTH #1 [Review]
This new Supergirl series is serviceable but not outstanding. Despite this, it will provide a welcome entry point for fans of the television series. Continue reading SUPERGIRL REBIRTH #1 [Review]
DOCTOR WHO: THE NINTH DOCTOR #4 [Review]
Superheroes and Gargoyles fly in the skies of San Francisco, as The Ninth Doctor finds himself called into action by a future incarnation of an old ally. Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE NINTH DOCTOR #4 [Review]
ALL-STAR BATMAN #1 [Review]
All-Star Batman #1 is unsurprisingly excellent, given the top-notch creators behind it. Indeed, the only surprising aspect of it is the end of the issue! Continue reading ALL-STAR BATMAN #1 [Review]
GREEN ARROW #4 [Review]
Until now, every issue of Green Arrow post-Rebirth seemed like it was taking one step forward and two steps back. This issue is one big step back. Continue reading GREEN ARROW #4 [Review]
