Comic Review: James Bond 007 #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Alan Spinney It’s the new James Bond mini-series from Dynamite, this comic entitled 007 #1.
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Weekly Comic Reviews 7/27/22
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Comic Review: Superman: Space Age #1 (DC Comics)
In the first issue of a three-parter, writer Mark Russell (One-Star Squadron and The Flintstones) and artist Michael Allred (Silver Surfer and Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns & Moonage Daydreams) launch Superman…
Comic Review: Public Domain #2 (Image Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. Miles’ uphill battle to aid his father to regain creator’s rights to his character is just beginning as more obstacles come their way to gain the rights of the character,…
Comic Review: Jenny Zero II #3 (Dark Horse Comics)
Jenny is in Japan and heading for the trenches. The underground sewers, actually. It’s Jenny Zero, Volume 2, #3 from Dark Horse.
Weekly Comic Reviews 7/20/22
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Comic Review: Seven Sons #2 (Image Comics)
Windom and Mao take the writing in places that one wouldn’t expect, especially after what was established in the first issue, one would assume it would just follow one primary…
Comic Review: Artemis Wanted #1 (DC Comics)
In the world of Wonder Woman, Artemis is fleeing. In the densely packed Artemis #1, we struggle along with Artemis: is she a sister of sin, or a misjudged Amazon…
Comic Review: Do A Power Bomb (Image Comics)
Lona comes face to face with Necro as he provides her information as to why she has been invited to his realm for one sole purpose, to join his Deathlyfe…
Comic Review: Rogues’ Gallery #1 (Image Comics)
Rogues’ Gallery #1, from Image, starts out with a front cover scene: it’s night on the hill of a big city, and we see a woman facing away from us.…