Comic Review: Rivers (IDW Publishing/Top Shelf Productions)
Alan Spinney Rivers, an original graphic novel from IDW (Top Shelf Productions), delves deep into the mysterious land of dreamscapes and isolation. It’s a powerfully put-together book.
Alan Spinney
Comic Review: Batman ’89 #2 (DC Comics)
The world of Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman movie provides the potential for DC Comics’ Batman 89. Issue #2 continues on in this alternate continuity wonderland. But we are wondering “does…
Comic Review: I Am Batman #1 (DC Comics)
I Am Batman #1, from DC Comics, provokes another view of the Batman character, as another man fills the Batshoes and battles the bad guys.
Comic Review: Maw #1 (BOOM! Studios)
From BOOM comes Maw #1, a highly triggering, trauma-and-drama-filled horror journey.
Comic Review: Primordial #1 (Image Comics)
From the experienced team of Jeff Lemire and artist Andrea Sorrentino comes the launch of a new Image title: Primordial.
Comic Review: Midnight Western Theatre #4 (Scout Comics)
In a twist against the norm, Midnight Western Theatre features a black and white cover, and full colour interiors. Let’s look at issue four of this horror title from Scout…
Comic Review: Orcini #1 (Cutaway Comics)
Cutaway Comics has released a one-shot, Orcini, “From the world of BBC TV’s Doctor Who”. The Orcini character first appeared in Doctor Who’s Revelation of The Daleks from 1985’s Season…
Comic Review: Barbaric #3 (Vault Comics)
Owen, Soren, and the talking Axe. Kicking ass, taking names, here again for Vault Comics’ Barbaric #3.
Comic Review: Lytton #4 (Cutaway Comics)
Lytton #4 from Cutaway Comics continues the long and winding road for these spin-off characters from Dr. Who, the cult British SciFi TV series.
Comic Review: Black Cotton #5 (Scout Comics)
Black Cotton #5 from Scout Comics increases the danger and savage brutality factor. It’s another gripping chapter!