Comic Review: Titans #1 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney The Justice League is gone, and a new team is in town to protect us all. DC’s Titans #1 shows how it all goes down. The Flash has been shot…
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Comic Review: Arcade Kings #1 (Image Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. A mysterious man named Joe arrives on the scene of Valley Town, hiding amongst the populace. Despite his efforts to remain hidden, he’s garnered attention as the best fighting game…
Comic Review: The Seasons Have Teeth #2 (BOOM! Studios)
The second issue of BOOM! Studios’ The Seasons Have Teeth is a gripper. It bites, it snarls, it stalks the scenery, and chews the actors too! The key concept to…
Comic Review: Flawed Vol. 1 TP (Image Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Image Comics releases an action and adventure filled with a supernatural graphic novel about a psychiatrist who has a double life, life as a psychiatrist, and life as a serial…
Comic Review: Miss Truesdale and the Fall of Hyperborea #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
A new title from Mike Mignola, Miss Truesdale And The Fall Of Hyperborea #1 might be the longest comic book title of 2023! In Paris in 1883, Tefnut Trionus, the…
Comic Review: Mosely #4 (BOOM! Studios)
Synopsis: Mosely sets his sights on the Triad, bringing the fight to them. But little does he know the kind of dangers that wait for him. Meanwhile, Ruby discovers a…
Comic Review: Dark Spaces: Good Deeds #1 (IDW Publishing)
Che Grayson pens a story about a journalist whose career has gone dark and needs a spark. Dark Spaces: Good Deeds #1 is from IDW. Yes, Jean needs a new…
Weekly Comic Reviews 5/10/23
Fanboy Factor Check out our thoughts on this week's comic books. Click on the image for the full review:
Comic Review: Stargirl: The Lost Children #6 (DC Comics)
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher Stargirl and the lost kid sidekicks are ready to do battle with Childminder on Orphan Island. The biggest problem is Stargirl's old JSA teammate, the android Hourman, is on the…
Comic Review: Something Epic #1 (Image Comics)
The story centers on Dillon, a kid with a hyperactive imagination that can see beyond what most can perceive. It’s an interesting story and concept that is uniquely realized by…