Comic Review: X-O Manowar #16 (Valiant)
Valiant Comics doesn’t put out the number of books on a monthly basis like the Big 2 but the books they do publish definitely deserve our attention. Case in point,…
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Comic Review: Invincible #105 (Image)
PLOT: Having finished dealing with Angstrom Levy, the evil that seems to never leave him, Mark Grayson is taking this time to finish catching up with his family and friends…
the jman sayeth: Superman Unchained issues 1 – 3
your friendly neighborhood jman - Feature Editor I’m not sure if you know this about your friendly neighborhood jman, but I’m a lifelong Superman fan. Yea. That’s right. I’m not afraid to admit it, either! I’m talking…
Comic Review: Savage Dragon #190 (Image)
Savage Dragon #190 Published by Image Comics Art and Story by Erik Larsen Savage Dragon is the Erik Larsen created comic character who made his debut, all be it in…
Comic Review: Swamp Thing #23 (DC Comics)
Being as fanatic about Swamp Thing as I am, I can say this with some confidence: Swamp Thing is at it’s best when it is a horror book…back to its…
Comic Review: Invincible Universe #5 (Image)
Invincible Universe is the superhero world created by Robert Kirkman. Originally published under Image Comics, since issue number 74, Invincible has been published by Skybound Entertainment imprint of Image. Invincible…
Comic Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #24 (IDW)
With all the news about the Turtles cartoon and related toy line coming out of SDCC it is easy to get excited about the heroes in a half shell. Let’s…
Comic Review: Captain Midnight #1 (Dark Horse)
I’m a sucker for Golden Age characters. There is something about their origins, costumes, powers, and adventures I find utterly irresistible and completely fascinating. Superheroes gaining their powers from magic…
Comic Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Secret History Of The Foot Clan TPB (IDW)
I love a good back story. I have always enjoyed “finding out” origins of characters in comics that may not have an established beginning. It was one of the reasons…
Comic Review: Popeye Classic #11 (IDW)
They is Nuthin’ Like a Popeye Classic The 84 year old lovable Popeye never ceases to amaze especially in Popeye Classic #11 which provides all that one can expect from…