Comic Review: Multiversity: Harley Screws Up the DCU #1 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney So, Harley is back in Coney Island, taking a break from the madness. It’s hardly a tale about Harley relaxifying, though, this DC Comics Multiversity Harley Screws Up The DCU…
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Comic Review: Flavor Girls HC (BOOM! Studios)
Naoko, Camille, and V are the Flavor Girls, Sacred Fruit Guardians of Earth! In this Hardcover trade from BOOM Studios, these young women defend us all from aliens! Flavor Girls…
Comic Review: Guardian of Fukushima TP (Tokyopop)
Guardian of Fukushima is an non-fiction Graphic Novel. It recounts the wild events of 2011 in Japan, when a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami led to the meltdown of the…
Comic Review: Batman #133 (DC Comics)
In Batman #133, Writer Chip Zdarsky dishes out Part Three of The Bat-Man of Gotham. Along with Mike Hawthorne on pencils, Adriano Di Benedetto on inks, Tomeu Morey on colour…
Comic Review: Genius, Illustrated: The Life and Art of Alex Toth HC (IDW Publishing)
Alex Toth, the late and great comic illustrator, is the subject of a series of high quality retrospectives. About Genius, Illustrated: The Life and Art of Alex Toth covers his…
Comic Review: Clear #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
From Dark Horse, Clear #1 deals with an earth in the future that’s so dismal that its people use filters to rosy it up. To enhance, eliminate, simplify, and convert…
Comic Review: Action Comics #1052 (DC Comics)
Action #1052 is divided into three stories: first, Superman and the Super Family is challenged by the Blue Earth Movement. Metallo is evolving and angry. It’s tense and entertaining, this…
Comic Review: Koshchei in Hell #3 (Dark Horse Comics)
In part three of a four-part miniseries from writer Mike Mignola, Koshchei in Hell #3 takes us, of course, to somewhere in Hell. This Dark Horse title in the Hellboy…
Comic Review: Colonel Weird and Little Andromeda HC (Dark Horse Comics)
There’s more cosmic mystery and meandering around the Black Hammer Universe with Colonel Weird and Little Andromeda, a new hardcover from Dark Horse. Colonel Weird decides he must save his…
Comic Review: Joe Death and the Graven Image TPB (Dark Horse Comics)
A beautifully illustrated saga, Joe Death and the Graven Image trade paperback from Dark Horse is a tall order. Running 152 full-colour pages, “JDATGI" is a spectacularly deep read. Its…