Comic Review: Do A Powerbomb #7 (Image Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. Steelrose and Cobrasun have reached the final stages of their journey as they are one step closer to resurrecting Lona’s mother. The only person standing in the way of accomplishing…
Daniel Warren Johnson
Comic Review: Do A Powerbomb #6 (Image Comics)
Lona Steelrose and Cobrasun wrestle with their lives on the line as they not only combat life and death but the truth itself! The past and the present collide as…
Comic Review: Do A Powerbomb #4 (Image Comics)
After years of training, The Knights of Rhyne finally have the opportunity to eradicate Necroton and his evil reign.in doing so could lead to victory of the Deathlyfe tournament, but…
Comic Review: Do A Power Bomb (Image Comics)
Lona comes face to face with Necro as he provides her information as to why she has been invited to his realm for one sole purpose, to join his Deathlyfe…
MURDER FALCON, WONDER WOMAN: DEAD EARTH DYNAMO DANIEL WARREN JOHNSON TO LAUNCH DO A POWERBOMB SERIES IN JUNE
Newsdesk Fan-favorite cartoonist Daniel Warren Johnson (Murder Falcon, Wonder Woman: Dead Earth) will bring readers an all-new, action-packed tale in the upcoming, Do a Powerbomb. This seven issue miniseries is set…
Defends of Truth, Justice and the Prehistoric Way in The Jurassic League
A 6-Issue Limited Series Depicting The Justice League As You’ve Never Seen Them…. As Dinosaurs Batman the Allosaurus, Wonder Woman the Triceratops, Superman the Brachiosaurus
Comic Review: Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #4 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney It’s the end. Black Label. Wonder Woman Dead Earth, issue 4. Done deal.
First Look; Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #2
It feels like a god alone, unsure of her steps, trying to find her way in a new world, which feels like an old myth in some way.” –Daniel Warren…
Comic Review: Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #1 (DC Comics)
With the new release of DC’s Wonder Woman in Black Label imprint, Wonder Woman Dead Earth #1 is given a compelling new makeover.
First Look; Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #1
“It feels like a god alone, unsure of her steps, trying to find her way in a new world, which feels like an old myth in some way.” –Daniel Warren…