HARLEY QUINN #34 [Review]
Harley Quinn #34 is a fantastic finale, cementing that Conner and Palmiotti’s run as the quintessential, modern take on Harley Quinn. Continue reading HARLEY QUINN #34 [Review]
FACTORY #1 [Advance Review]
Only the most enthusiastic of post-apocalyptic fiction fans will want to tour this Factory, which is a dull, ugly tale born of the worst dystopian cliches. Continue reading FACTORY #1 [Advance Review]
DAYS OF HATE #1 [Advance Review]
Days of Hate takes us on a dark journey to a future America where hatred is endorsed by the government, but does it fail to go far enough in building its world? Continue reading DAYS OF HATE #1 [Advance Review]
ICE CREAM MAN #1 [Review]
The chimes of The Ice Cream Man deliver us deliciously deadly treats, in this new anthology horror series from Image Comics! Continue reading ICE CREAM MAN #1 [Review]
ATLAS & AXIS #1 [Preview/Review]
Don’t let the cute artwork fool you into thinking this a mere kids’ comic. Atlas & Axis is closer to Conan The Barbarian than Pound Puppies. Continue reading ATLAS & AXIS #1 [Preview/Review]
BATGIRL & THE BIRDS OF PREY #18, THE FLASH #38 & MORE! [Mini-Reviews]
Batgirl and The Birds of Prey #18, Detective Comics #972, The Flash #38 and more are covered in our mini-review round-up for this week! Continue reading BATGIRL & THE BIRDS OF PREY #18, THE FLASH #38 & MORE! [Mini-Reviews]
DOCTOR WHO: THE TENTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #12 [Review]
Multiple crises demand The Doctor’s attention, as his companion Gabby is kidnapped by the mysterious Sentinels of Time and their master, The Lock Keeper! Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TENTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #12 [Review]
BATMAN & THE SIGNAL #1 [Review]
While Batman rules the night, who protects Gotham City during the day? Enter The Signal – a hot new hero sure to be a permanent part of the Bat family! Continue reading BATMAN & THE SIGNAL #1 [Review]
ROGUE & GAMBIT #1 [Review]
Rogue & Gambit #1 is a great first issue for this mini, giving us just enough of a hint of what’s to come while also offering up what we really want – Rogue and Gambit, trading barbs and enjoying every minute of it. Continue reading ROGUE & GAMBIT #1 [Review]
