Comic Review: Punchline #1 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney Punchline #1, from DC, emerges from The Joker War and frankly requires that the reader be familiar with its surroundings. You Have Homework.
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Comic Review: Bionic (IDW Publishing)
Bionic, an original graphic novel from IDW, deals with love and machinery. It’s the mechanics at the heart of young lives, intertwined with engine oil, and Bionic implants.
Comic Review: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: The Seven Wives Club (Dark Horse Comics)
In a ‘must buy’ of 2020, Mike Mignola teams up with artist Adam Hughes and colourist Dave Stewart to deliver a wonderful tale of Hellboy, from Dark Horse. This one-shot…
Comic Review: Marvel Action Chillers #1 (IDW Publishing)
Get ready for chillin’ superhero action in Marvel Action Chillers #1 from IDW!
Comic Review: Scarenthood #1 (IDW Publishing)
Scarenthood #1, delivers parental care and scares. From IDW. Parental discretion is advised!
Comic Review: Crossover #1 (Image Comics)
Donny Cates’ new title, Crossover, pulls us into a world where fictional comic characters are very very bad.
Comic Review: Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story (DC Comics)
In one of the year’s most effective, most moving graphic novels, DC’s Victor and Nora is released this week.
Comic Review: Giga #1 (Vault Comics)
When the fighting finally stopped, the dormant mechs called Giga became part of humanity’s new habitat. But in Vault Comics’ Giga #1, the religious order that controls things is bringing…
Comic Review: The Autumnal #2 (Vault Comics)
Autumn is here, and with it, The Autumnal #2 from Vault Comics.
Comic Review: Batman: Three Jokers #3 (DC Comics)
Issue three of the DC Black Label title Batman: Three Jokers allows Geoff Johns to get further into the dynamics between Batman and Jason. Bitter, twisted, angry. The angry bird.