
‘The Hawk of New York #7:’ Comic Book Review
Eric was left with a few loose ends and issues when we left him at the end of The Hawk of New York #6, and

Eric was left with a few loose ends and issues when we left him at the end of The Hawk of New York #6, and

Ruby is back 150% as the Geek-Girl I fell in love with in the first mini-series as she faces off with another nemesis on the

If Summer as a sexy ladyâ„¢ threw me off a little on the cover of issue 7, I had no doubt that issue 8 would

Visitations #6: Death on the Elevated, Scott Larson’s latest installment in his comic book series about the paranormal influence on the history of Chicago, jumps

Steven Prince teased that the titular Monster Matador would be facing a fierce, new threat in Africa in the final pages of Tango of the

Zetian has always struggled to be the ideal of Chinese femininity. She loathes her useless bound feet and how her family values her brother, father,

Lorena Adler specializes in keeping secrets and using half-truths to keep the world from knowing her true self: an individual possessing the ability to utilize

Anyone who has ever lived with a young, active cat knows the challenges of getting adjusted to his or her particular quirks. Will you have

When I reviewed Jalisco in 2019, I was unaware that the plucky, determined young dancer would be the first member of a superhero team representing

Yan Ge’s hauntingly surreal novel, Strange Beasts of China, has been slotted under Science Fiction and Fantasy, but it’s a work that doesn’t fully fit