Comic Review: Stephen McCrannie’s Space Boy Vol. 15 (Dark Horse Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Dark Horse Comics and Webtoon continue our favorite sci-fi journey of Space Boy Volume 15. So I have a theory, there are so many webcomics that are turning into printed…
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Comic Review: Koshchei in Hell #3 (Dark Horse Comics)
Alan Spinney In part three of a four-part miniseries from writer Mike Mignola, Koshchei in Hell #3 takes us, of course, to somewhere in Hell. This Dark Horse title in the Hellboy…
Comic Review: Survival Street TPB (Dark Horse Comics)
Dark Horse Comics brings you the darkest side of Sesame Street who are going into a war against some soldiers who are haters in Survival Street the graphic novel. Well,…
Comic Review: Colonel Weird and Little Andromeda HC (Dark Horse Comics)
There’s more cosmic mystery and meandering around the Black Hammer Universe with Colonel Weird and Little Andromeda, a new hardcover from Dark Horse. Colonel Weird decides he must save his…
Comic Review: Phantom Road #1 (Image Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. Synopsis: Dom is a truck driver carrying out a typical midnight run until he comes across Birdie who suffered a severe car accident. As they clear themselves from the wreckage,…
Comic Review: Supercade: A Visual History of the Video Game Age 1985-2001 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Dynamite Comics brings you an entire encyclopedia of the history of video games in Supercade: A Visual History of the Video Game age from 1985 to 2001. Ok, first of…
Comic Review: Joe Death and the Graven Image TPB (Dark Horse Comics)
A beautifully illustrated saga, Joe Death and the Graven Image trade paperback from Dark Horse is a tall order. Running 152 full-colour pages, “JDATGI" is a spectacularly deep read. Its…
Weekly Comic Reviews 2/22/23
Fanboy Factor Check out our thoughts on this week’s comic books.
Comic Review: Children of the Black Sun #2 (ABLAZE Publishing)
Issue two of Ablaze’s Children Of The Black Sun delves further into the indoctrination of the young children by the older children of the black sun.
Comic Review: Damn Them All (BOOM! Studios)
In the midst of tragedy, Ellie seizes an opportunity that may shift things in her favor as she makes way through the mafia and supernatural food chains. But there is…