Comic Review: Web of Carnage #1 (Marvel Comics)
Jamel Stallings Web of Carnage takes a deeper, nastier look into the madness of the bloodthirsty crimson symbiote after Eddie Brock--Venom became the new “King in Black” after Knull’s defeat. Now free…
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Ram V and Filipe Andrade Team Up at BOOM! Studios Once Again with RARE FLAVOURS
Newsdesk A beautiful cross-section of food, culture, and Indian folklore Entice your palate with the follow-up offering from the Eisner, Harvey, and Ringo Award-nominated team behind the lauded, critically acclaimed series…
BOOM! Studios Announces the PEN & INK Collection; Deluxe, Black and White Art-Focused Comics for Fans Everywhere
Experience your favorite stories like you never have before! BOOM! Studios announced today the PEN & INK collection: a deluxe art-focused format of select first issues featuring stunning black and…
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1071 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney Writer Ram V pulls out all the exotic stops in Detective #1071 from DC. Ram V’s strengths are, well, at full strength in Lost Sands. Orgham Place is having a…
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1067 (DC Comics)
In Gotham Nocturne Act 1, “Something In The Way” part 2, or more simply Detective Comics #1067, the curtain rises on Batman, frozen solid. The operatic drama resumes, with Mr.…
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1063 (DC Comics)
As the young woman croons into the old microphone in the dark club under the spotlight, DC’s Detective Comics takes us on another moonlight ride.
Comic Review: Aquaman Andromeda #1 (DC Comics)
In the Pacific Ocean, deeply down under, there is a spaceship graveyard. Gravely unstable, remote, removed. Then researchers appear to check it out. Then trouble starts.
Comic Review: The Swamp Thing #13 (DC Comics)
The Swamp Thing #13, lucky for us, is another strong issue. This DC title is scheduled for a 16-issue run, and there is still power in the pistons. The current…
Comic Review: The Swamp Thing #12 (DC Comics)
Okay, I haven’t been reading DC’s Swamp Thing on a regular basis, but after reading issue #12, I’m solidly on board, and here’s why:
Writer Ram V and Artist Rafael Albuquerque Take the Stage in ‘Detective Comics” #1062
Gotham City Transforms into a Gothic Opera in ‘Gotham Nocturne’