Comic Review: The Down River People (BOOM! Studios)
Alan Spinney Once in awhile, a truly memorable OGN drifts past. So is the case of The Down River People, an original graphic novel published by Archaia, an imprint of BOOM Studios.…
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Comic Review: Made in Korea #1 (Image Comics)
In Image Comics’ new title, Made In Korea, a software engineer in Seoul, South Korea thinks he’s made a breakthrough.
Weekly Comic Reviews 5/19/21
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Comic Review: Crash and Troy #1 (Action Lab)
Anthony Andujar Jr. Crash and Troy are mercenaries for hire, set on a mission to break out a blue alien guy. Little do they know that breaking him out will cost more lives…
Comic Review: Home Sick Pilots Vol.1 (Image Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Image Comics releases a horror graphic novel that almost relates to Friday the 13th, but a story about a haunted house around California in Home Sick Pilots, the first volume.
Comic Review: La Mano Del Destino/ The Hand of Destiny OGN (Image Comics)
Image Comics releases a Mexican wrestling sports genre about a luchador who is being betrayed by his friends and gains a mysterious power to rule it all in La Mano…
Comic Review: Cojacaru the Skinner #2 (Dark Horse Comics)
Having been summoned from the dead to aid the allies against the Hexencorp of evil witches, Cojacaru The Skinner is unleashed to take them to the grave.
Comic Review: Wonder Girl #1 (DC Comics)
Its Joëlle Jones principal cover is so striking, DC’s Wonder Girl #1 is already a winner in my book.
Comic Review: The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2 (BOOM! Studios)
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2 continues from the rebirth of Laila.
Comic Review: Sonjaversal #4 (Dynamite Entertainment)
This multiversal team Sonja’s have battled in the pits of hell, and have set their sights to the stars to seek answers from the gods. Unfortunately for them, they’ll discover…