Comic Review: Eve Stranger #3 (IDW)
Alan Spinney We get further into Eve Stranger’s backstory in issue 3. The title from IDW started off well and has been consistently strong. Here’s why this title works for me:
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Comic Review: Eve Stranger #2 (IDW Publishing)
Eve Stranger, the young woman with perpetual amnesia, wakes up over and over again, wondering who she is. Poor little thing, she must go and assassinate someone all the time.
Comic Review: Marilyn Manor #1 (IDW Publishing)
Marilyn Manor, the story of ‘First Brat’ is all manner of wish fantasy from IDW.
Comic Review: Eve Stranger #1 (IDW)
From IDW comes Eve Stranger #1, the compelling story of a young woman who has lost her short term memory.
Comic Review: Femme Magnifique: 10 Magnificent Women Who Changed the World (IDW)
The story of ten magnificent women: Femme Magnifique from IDW. Now as a comic book.
IDW’s Black Crown Imprint Sets Its Sights on EVE STRANGER, Amnesiac-for-Hire
Newsdesk High-Octane Thrills, Exotic Locales, and Doomed Romance Galore!
Comic Review: Assassinistas #4 (IDW)
What is drawn by Gilbert Hernandez, and written by Tini Howard, and resembles a Charlie’s Angels episode gone haywire?
Comic Review: Assassinistas #3 (IDW)
Anthony Andujar Jr. The Assassinistas are back with issue 3. And the drama and bickering are back, too, yay!
Comic Review: Assassinistas #1 (Black Crown/IDW)
It’s time for Assassinistas #1, From IDW’s Black Crown imprint. And what’s the verdict? Does it kill, or does it die a slow death?
Comic Review: Black Crown Quarterly #1: Fall 2017 (IDW/Black Crown)
The first issue of Black Crown Quarterly, from IDW, is certainly a mixed bag: part Previews, part Punk, part uh… indie with a twist of nostalgia for better times in…