Comic Review: X-Men #25 (Marvel Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. After the mutant massacre caused by Orchis, the mutants are scattered, and broken. A new X-men team is formed, with Shadowkat leading the charge. What happened to the stranded mutants…
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Comic Review: Den HC vol. 01: Neverwhere (Dark Horse Comics)
Alan Spinney Den, the mostly naked man in the other world of Neverwhere, is the subject of a high-quality reprinting by Dark Horse Comics. And this 128-page first volume hardcover is not…
Comic Review: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1957 – From Below #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
Rumors spread about a sawmill that appears to be haunted yet no one knows the cause. Hellboy, Professor Bruttenholm, and agent Archie Muraro embark on a mission to investigate the…
Comic Review: Cla$$war TP (Image Comics)
Classwar, or “Cla$$war”, I suppose, is a trade collection of previously published single issues. This Image collection combines the six published issues by Com.X in the early 2000s. Okay then,…
Comic Review: The Sacrificers #1 (Image Comics)
A son expected to give everything, a daughter motivated to dismantle paradise, must band together to end the endless cycle of sacrificers so that all five families can be free…
Weekly Comic Reviews 7/26/23
Fanboy Factor Check out our thoughts on this week's comic books. Click on the image for the full review:
Comic Review: Radiant Pink Vol. 1: Across The Universe TP (Image Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Image Comics brings you an sci-fi superhero comic about a video game streamer who is basically turned into a superhero from an unexpected turn of events in Radiant Pink the…
Comic Review: XOGenasys (Tokyopop)
From TokyoPop's new imprint Noir Caesar, XOGenasys presents a manga about the streets. Darius Smith, an artistic young guy living in the ‘hood’, is trying his best to stay out…
Comic Review: Primus 7, Volume 1 (Tokyopop)
A new manga title, Primus 7, is available in Volume 1, from TokyoPop’s Noir Caesar imprint. Arthur Grove has killed the father and grandfather of two brothers, Seven and Silva…
Comic Review: W0rldtr33 #4 (Image Comics)
As the world of W0RLDTR33 progresses, we delve further into the creepy underworld of the Undernet. This is a fascinating title, and Issue #4 continues the drama: the naked female…