Comic Review: Oliver #1 (Image)
Alan Spinney Is the new Image title, “Oliver” a good buy, or are we having our pockets picked?
Alan Spinney
Comic Review: Cover #5 (DC Comics)
DC Comics’ Cover #5 brings us more comic drama. That is more drama in a comic about dramatic comic book creators.
Comic Review: Lightstep #3 (Dark Horse)
Lightstep issue 3, from Dark Horse, is visually lightyears ahead of most other comics. I’ll rave continually about this, but what about the story?
Comic Review: DC Primal Age Target 100 page giant (DC Comics)
If you are an American comic buyer looking for something truly unique, check out DC’s new title: DC Primal Age. It’s a 100 page one-shot Giant, available ONLY at US…
Comic Review: Smooth Criminals #3 (BOOM! Studio)
Smooth Criminals #3 smoothly continues the 1999 storyline of Brenda and Mia, a criminal who has been transported forward in time from the 1960’s. It’s from BOOM comics, and is…
Comic Review: Sherlock Holmes: The Vanishing Man (Dynamite)
From Dynamite, the Sherlock Holmes trade, The Vanishing Man, collects the issues of this miniseries.
Comic Review: Superman #7 (DC Comics)
As the cover asks, along with a sort of retro style visual: “What Happened? Superboy’s Lost Years.” The typography ain’t no Gaspar Saladino, but we get the point. This is…
Comic Review: Uncle Scrooge: My First Millions #4 (IDW)
Uncle Scrooge reveals the long and winding road he traveled to accumulate his fourth million dollars in IDW/Disney’s Uncle Scrooge My First Millions issue 4.
Comic Review: Wandering Island Volume 2 TPB (Dark Horse)
You’re a young Japanese woman, a teen really. You’re flying a light plane over the ocean, looking for an island. Welcome to Wandering Island, Volume 2, from Dark Horse.
Comic Review: Haunted Horror Vol. 7: Cry From The Coffin (IDW)
A new edition of Haunted Horror from IDW Publishing features horror tales from the pre-code 1950s, nicely assembled in hardcover.