Comic Review: Hedra (Image Comics)
Alan Spinney One-shot comic Hedra leaves us speechless. There is no dialogue in this comic. It’s not words, instead, it’s ‘Worlds’. A breath of fresh air inhabiting its own creative space in…
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Comic Review: Marvel Action: Spider-Man #3 (IDW Publishing)
Readers of the Marvel/IDW Marvel Action series of books are typically middle school age. But that’s not the only reading audience for these somewhat simplified and streamlined stories.
Comic Review: Lost Soldiers #1 (Image Comics)
“Vietnam, 1969. Then Juarez (Mexico), forty years later. Three men tied by the war they left behind—on collision course with a new one.” It’s our brief intro to Lost Soldiers…
Comic Review: Sleeping Beauties #2 (IDW Publishing)
The second issue Sleeping Beauties #2, a new IDW title this month, keeps us anxious. Anxious for more!
Comic Review: Sleeping Beauties #1 (IDW Publishing)
New from IDW, Sleeping Beauties #1 wakes us up from our uneasy spring and summer, a new day in these challenging and unprecedented times.
Comic Review: A Map To The Sun (First Second Books/Macmillan Publishers)
Basketball and struggles, on the court and everywhere else. A Map To The Sun, newly released from First Second and MacMillan Press, is a gripping full-length graphic novel with stunning…
Comic Review: Amethyst #4 (DC Comics)
The dialogue continues to shine brightly in DC’s Amethyst #4, with story AND art by Amy Reeder.
Comic Review: Bliss #1 (Image Comics)
Bliss #1, isn’t the happy place you’ve always dreamt of. “Blissful, peaceful, easy-going” are not words to describe this new Image title.
Comic Review: The Green Hornet #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Scott Lobdell writes the first issue of a brand new swing and swat at The Green Hornet, from Dynamite.
Comic Review: American Daredevil (Chapterhouse)
For those of us too young to know, there was another Daredevil, before the Marvel Daredevil. We’re talking the 1940s. Its creator, Lev Gleason, is the subject of American Daredevil,…