Comic Review: Just Beyond: Monstrosity OGN (BOOM! Studios)
Kevin Bermeo BOOM! Studios bring you a horror comic that actually takes place in Hollywood written by a novelist who wrote Goosebumps in Just Beyond Monstrosity the graphic novel. So we get…
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Comic Review: Catwoman: Lonely City #1 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney Catwoman appears in another of her own titles this month: Lonely City #1.
Comic Review: Refrigerator Full of Heads #1 (DC Comics)
Black Label from DC Comics once again brings us a Joe Hill Comics title; it’s the cool, crisp “Refrigerator Full of Heads”. And we ain’t talking about iceberg lettuce!
Comic Review: Bermuda #4 (IDW Publishing)
Bermuda, the awe-inspiring tropical adventure story from IDW, calls to us with its final issue. Will we respond to the call of the wild in this glittering ocean coast drama?
Comic Review: Gunslinger Spawn #1 (Image Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. After the events of Spawn Universe, Gunslinger Spawn finally has his own series that spans through different time periods leading to the present (2021). What’s Gunslinger Spawn’s reason for being…
Comic Review: Destroy All Monsters: A Reckless Book (Image Comics)
The creators of Pulp, My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies, Criminal, and The Fade Out strike again! This time, it’s with Destroy All Monsters: A Reckless Book, from Image.
Comic Review: The Essential Guide to Comic Book Lettering (Image Comics)
Image has released The Essential Guide to Comic Book Lettering this week. This is the ultimate guide for aspiring professional letterers.
Weekly Comic Reviews 10/13/21
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Comic Review: The Shepherd #1 (Scout Comics)
The Shepherd (Professor Lawrence Miller) and his companions are travelling through the Seam, the forested place between this world and the next. It’s pretty awesome, all supernatural and ever-shifting.
Comic Review: The Ninja Scouts #1 (Scout Comics)
The Ninja Scouts (yes: Scouts who have ninja skills) are the focus of a one-shot comic issue from Scout Comics’ “Scoot” imprint.