Comic Review: Shadecraft Vol. 1 (Image Comics)
Alan Spinney Shadecraft is now available in a collected edition from Image that includes issues 1-5.
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Comic Review: Commander Rao #1 (Scout Comics)
An animation-inspired sci-fi one-shot comic, Commander Rao pulls no punches. And this 48-page issue is now available from Scout Comics!
Comic Review: Kickstarter Producing The End of The World Anthology
A new Kickstarter is underway, and you could say that it’s just in time: Producing The End Of The World, a comic anthology deals with, yes, the impending end of…
Comic Review: Locust #3 (Scout Comics)
In Locust #3, the Scout title continues along its path of destruction, as huge insects wreak havoc in New York City.
Comic Review: North Bend Vol 2 #1 (Scout Comics)
North Bend is returning for its ‘second season’, renumbering again at #1 on the cover, but it’s really #6. Speaking of covers, nice cover treatment, reminiscent of Belgian surrealist painter…
Comic Review: Provenance of Secrets #1 (Scout Comics)
A horror-tinted private eye yarn, Provenance of Secrets #1 struts its way toward us like a stage play, courtesy of Black Caravan, an imprint of Scout Comics. It’s curtains for…
Comic Review: Phenomx #1 (Image Comics)
From Image Comics comes a celebrity comic book. Phenomx #1 is co-written by John Leguizamo, Aram Rappaport, Joe Miciak, and Damian Slattery.
Comic Review: What’s The Furthest Place From Here? #1 (Image Comics)
It all starts with a falling-down brick building on the cover… What’s The Furthest Place From Here? #1, from Image. It is a yellow brick road tale, the furthest place…
Comic Review: The Human Target #1 (DC Comics)
The Human Target returns with DC Comics’ new Black Label series. Book one in this run is available now.
Comic Review: Newburn #1 (Image Comics)
Newburn #1, from Image, begins by showing us a single lamp, illuminating the back of one of its characters. It’s darkly ‘comics noir’, immediately.