Comic Review: Broken Eye #1 (Scout Comics)
Alan Spinney Who says we can’t travel these days? It’s Scout Comics’ Broken Eye #1, and we’re in Liverpool England, in the early 1970s. Fancy that!
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Comic Review: Swamp Dogs #2 (Black Caravan)
With a Robert Sammelin cover that manages to combine ‘good girl art’, a pose reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth’s Christina’s World, a gothic plantation mansion, and a Frankenstein’s head, we’re off…
Comic Review: Cosmos #7 (Advent Comics)
Advent Comics, based in Maryland US, will soon launch a new Kickstarter to raise funds for COSMOS #7.
Comic Review: New Masters #2 (Image Comics)
Shobo Coker (writer) and Shof Coker (artist) combine forces in Image Comics’ New Masters #2.
Comic Review: Apache Delivery Service #3 (Dark Horse Comics)
Here we are, in Vietnam. Ernie Nez’s new assignment is getting grizzlier. Apache Delivery Service #3 from Dark Horse smartly marches us along the dramatic highway at a hellish clip.
Comic Review: Nocterra #8 (Image Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. As Val and her allies are speeding down the road for resources and answers, Blacktop Bill isn’t far behind. Yet even Blacktop Bill has some enemies that are looking to…
Weekly Comic Reviews 3/2/22
Fanboy Factor Check out our thoughts on this week’s comic books.
Comic Review: Static: Season One #6 (DC Comics)
As Static and his friends liberate the other imprisoned Bang Babies while simultaneously facing off against Hotstreak and his crew, they’re surrounded by the Blacksite task force.
Comic Review: Radio Spaceman #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
Dark Horse’s Radio Spaceman #1 (of 2) combines turn-of-the-20th-century decor and mechanical devices with rockets and other planets. It puts the dial phone and electric typewriter next to vacuum tubes…
Comic Review: Frontiersman Vol.1 (Image Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Image Comics releases another superhero comic who is a retired hero who bounces back to action in some environment for the love of nature in Frontiersman the first volume.