Comic Review: SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE VAMPIRES OF LONDON (Dark Horse)
Staff Writer When Sherlock Holmes was last seen in public, he was in the midst of a confrontation with Professor Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls in Switzerland (as was detailed in Sir…
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Independent Comic Book Review Roundup! (Various Publishers)
I have a love of independent comic books and comic book creators! I have to admit, much of it is because I am one. Over the last few months, I…
Comic Review: TMNT- Utrom Empire #1 (IDW)
Publisher: IDW Writer: Paul Allor Artist: Andy Kuhn Colorist: Bill Crabtree The story so far…“On Burnow Island, Krang struggles to build a home for the remnants of his once powerful…
Comic Review: Zero #5 (Image Comics)
your friendly neighborhood jman - Feature Editor I do this bit on a regular basis where I go through Previews each month a pick out the stuff I find most interesting. I call it, “My Top 5…
Comic Review: Bloodshot and H.A.R.D. Corps. # 18 (Valiant)
“You are not better than Bloodshot.” That was my attitude going in to this, and it has ended up being my mantra. “You are not better than Bloodshot.” And it’s…
Comic Review: Batman: Arkhman Origins (DC Entertainment/Madefire)
When I sat down to look at DC Entertainment/Madefire’s joint partnership on, Batman: Arkham Origins “interactive graphic novel”, I really didn’t know what to expect, on so many levels. Is…
Comic Review: Bad Blood #1 (Dark Horse)
I know. I know. I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking: “Another vampire book?!?!? You’ve got to be kidding me! When is this vampire thing gonna end?” Actually, now that…
Comic Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #26 (IDW)
With a book that is almost perfect month by month, you are bound to get one that isn’t as good as the others. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #26 is that…
Comic Review: Star Wars #9 (Dark Horse)
Typically speaking, I don’t like stories that take place between two stories we already know. To me, they feel like filler and knowing how everything turns out normally takes away…
Review: The Star Wars #1 (Dark Horse)
I was pretty excited when I found out that Dark Horse Comics was going to do a comic based on George Lucas’ 1974 rough draft Star Wars screenplay. Your friendly…