Weekly Comic Reviews 10/26/22
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Comic Reviews
Comic Review: Punchline: The Gotham Game #1 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney DC Comics’ Punchline: The Gotham Game #1, where “The Clown Countess of Crime Returns”, kicks off with a press conference and public rant by Prosecutor Office spokesperson Ventura Fremont. Yikes,…
Comic Review: Damn Them All #1 (BOOM! Studios)
Anthony Andujar Jr. After the death of her infamous occult detective of uncle Alfie, Ellie Hawthorne assumes the role of being a magical occult detective for hire. Unbeknownst to her, someone has summoned…
Comic Review: DC Horror Presents: Sgt. Rock vs. The Army of the Dead #2 (DC Comics)
DC Horror Presents Sgt Rock VS The Army Of The Dead #2 is a rock’em sock’em comic with plenty of grit.
Comic Review: Bloodshot Unleashed #2 (Valiant Comics)
Bloodshot continues his mission to hunt down and eliminate any and all super soldiers that have gone rogue or pose a threat to any and all inhabitants that they come…
Comic Review: Brilliant Vol. 1 (Dark Horse Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Dark Horse Comics brings you a thriller superhero comic about a boy who uses his powers to either destroy or protect in Brilliant the graphic novel. So whatever happens if…
Comic Review: GirlFIEND in Paris: A Bloodthirsty Bedtime Story (Dark Horse Comics)
If you are a verse-loving comic fan with a penchant for France, check out GirlFIEND in Paris, from Dark Horse. This “bloodthirsty bedtime novella” is a continuation of the previous…
Comic Review: Batman: Beyond the White Knight #6 (DC Comics)
Synopsis: It’s a battle of the former boy wonders as Jason Todd and Dick Grayson square off in the midst of the inner city conflict that plagues Gotham. As Derek…
Comic Review: Berserk Vol. 41 (Dark Horse Comics)
Dark Horse Comics brings you Berserk Volume 41 by Kentaro Miura. To begin with, this isn’t just your ordinary dark fantasy manga volume just to pick up and read. But…
Comic Review: Dead Mall #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
Remember shopping malls? Well, me son, they were indoor shopping environments, usually with fountains, food courts and loads of hallways, all lined with shops. We would hang around them like…