Comic Review: Rockstar and Softboy (Image Comics)
Alan Spinney In “Rockstar and Softboy”, a $9 softcover one-shot from Image Comics, Sina Grace brings two gay characters to life in Hollyweird, California.
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Weekly Comic Reviews 2/16/22
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Comic Review: Vampiverse #6 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Anthony Andujar Jr. As the evil counterpart of Vampirella, Bloodwing makes her way to the Library of reality, with the mystical book in hand, she plans to execute her goal in vanquishing the…
Comic Review: A Life Zero #1 (Ablaze)
Thousands of people have died and come “back to life”, in Ablaze’s Life Zero #1.
Comic Review: Paradise Towers #1 (Cutaway Comics)
Fans of Dr. Who will be familiar with the Paradise Towers, those residential apartment buildings that have been home for young and old. UK publishers Cutaway Comics has gone back…
Comic Review: Radiant Red #1 (Image Comics)
Radiant Red #1, from Image, is the first issue of a five issue miniseries.
Comic Review: Decorum (Image Comics)
The collected Decorum, released this week by Image Comics, brings together the eight issues in a hardcover trade edition.
Comic Review: Step By Bloody Step #1 (Image Comics)
Premise: A child and her giant armored companion travel across the lands, braving against the tides of various enemies and challenges.
Comic Review: Paris OGN HC (Image Comics)
“Paris”, an original graphic novel by way of Image Comics, tells the story of Juliet. A young oil painter, Juliet is struggling to find her way in 1950’s City of…
Comic Review: Little Monsters (Image Comics)
Little Monsters #1, from Image, introduces us to a group of children living in a post-Apocalyptic city. They’re clearly bored and waiting for someone’s return.