Comic Review: Crackdown TP (Dynamite Entertainment)
Kevin Bermeo Dynamite Comics releases another sci-fi comic about a war against some terrorists that causes chaos in a metropolitan area and there is an elite task force to fight against them…
Comic Reviews
Comic Review: Sleeping Beauties #2 (IDW Publishing)
Alan Spinney The second issue Sleeping Beauties #2, a new IDW title this month, keeps us anxious. Anxious for more!
Comic Review: The Boys: Dear Becky #3 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Staff Writer This issue we get to see Hughie lost for words and the only person able to take the make fun of Butcher, and live.
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: Heart Attack Vol. 1: Against The Wall (Image Comics)
Image Comics brings you a graphic novel about diabetes or natural cause of death by a death note, or politics in Heart Attack on its first volume.
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…
Weekly Comic Reviews 7/22/20
Fanboy Factor Check out our thoughts on this week’s comic books.
Comic Review: Oliver Vol.1 (Image Comics)
Image Comics releases a graphic novel about a boy who looks up to a famous orphan as a post-apocalyptic superhero who brings hope to the people of England in Oliver…
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: Canto and the Clockwork Fairies (IDW Publishing)
Canto the half-sized Hero is back and he just can’t help saving the day.