Comic Review: The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2 (BOOM! Studios)
Alan Spinney The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2 continues from the rebirth of Laila.
Alan Spinney
Comic Review: Far Cry: Rite of Passage #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
The three-issue miniseries Far Cry: Rite of Passage is a lead-in to the upcoming Far Cry 6 game. But does the story translate into the written comic book format?
Comic Review: Catwoman #31 (DC Comics)
DC’s Catwoman #31 is awash with action and art. As in Art Gallery.
Comic Review: Black Cotton #2 (Scout Comics)
Issue 2 of Black Cotton, a Scout Comics miniseries delves deeper into a fascinating “What If”: What if white people were the minority of the US population and black people…
Comic Review: Words and Sand #1 (Amirak Delat Creations)
Words and Sand, a self-published original graphic novel by Canadian creator Amirak Delat, tells the story of family, civil war, and spiritual links to the past.
Comic Review: DC Festival of Heroes #1: The Asian Superhero Celebration (DC Comics)
One hundred pages of Asian Superheroes is a pretty massive helping, in DC Comics’ Festival Of Heroes, The Asian Superhero Celebration.
Comic Review: Geiger #2 (Image Comics)
From Image Comics and the Mad Ghost imprint, it’s Geiger #2, where writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank continue their tale of the aftermath of a nuclear war.
Comic Review: The House of Lost Horizons: A Sarah Jewell Mystery #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
It’s a whodunit from creator Mike Mignola. It’s The House of Lost Horizons, a Sarah Jewell Mystery, from Dark Horse.
Comic Review: The Dynamite Art of John Cassaday (Dynamite Entertainment)
Artist John Cassaday is the subject of a well-designed Art volume from Dynamite Comics.
Comic Review: Broken Souls Ballad #1 (Scout Comics)
Broken Souls Ballad, a new title from Scout Comics, is all about duality.