Weekly Comic Reviews 12/4/19
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COMICS
Comic Review: Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me #6 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney From DC, Wonder Woman Come Back To Me #6 wraps up the current arc. This title, reprinting two 12 page chapters per issue from previously printed 100 page Walmart Giants,…
Comic Review: The Butcher of Paris #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
The Butcher Of Paris #1, from Dark Horse, has a distinctly dramatic advantage: it’s the story of a serial killer, based on a true story.
Comic Review: Justice League #37 (DC Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. It’s part 8 of the Justice /Doom War, and for all intents and purposes, it is a literal war as all of the heroes and all of the villains from…
Comic Review: Ruby Falls #3 (Dark Horse Comics)
With the third issue of Ruby Falls, we see how the various strands of small-town mystery, current-day simmering discord, and splendid storytelling dovetail into something very very readable.
Comic Review: 20XX #1 (Image Comics)
Image brings us the first issue of an ongoing series with 20XX. Issue one of this sci-fi thriller for mature audiences talks about disease and distrust.
Comic Review: James Bond: 007 Vol. 1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
”It’s Bond, James Bond.” Dynamite brings us a collection of Bond in this volume, entitled simply ‘James Bond 007’. It contains issues 1-6 of this comic book.
Comic Review: Dead Eyes #3 (Image Comics)
Staff Writer Dead Eyes is the man!!! A proper Robin Hood if Robin Hood was a stone-cold psychopathic killer
Comic Review: Kill Whitey Donovan #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
Kill Whitey Donovan, a new miniseries from Dark Horse starts off with a killer cover by Jason Pearson. Let’s peer inside!
Comic Review: Ghosted in L.A. #6 (BOOM! Studios)
Daphne gets a change-up and has to deal with problems of a living variety as her friend Kristi comes to visit.