‘Wynd #8:’ Advance Comic Book Review
James Tynion IV isn’t holding back. He continues to litter Wynd with more and more characters, and each and every one of those characters has
James Tynion IV isn’t holding back. He continues to litter Wynd with more and more characters, and each and every one of those characters has
One of my favorite things about Hellboy is that he has a talent for understatement in almost blue-collar kind of way. He doesn’t curse or
Where Home Sick Pilots started is nothing like where Home Sick Pilots is currently going. It all started with the question: “What if a punk
Wow. Just wow. That was a ride with exactly the kind of cathartic ending I was hoping for. For the last four issues, I’ve been
I remember only just a few years ago when the name James Tynion IV popped up on a weekly Batman comic co-written by Scott Snyder.
Black Hammer of late has been jumping far into the past, flinging itself into the future, meandering through other timelines, and asking what ifs? But
Upon reading Compass the first time through, one can feel that it’s steeped in history; the details about the places and people don’t feel made
I’m not even sure how to catch anyone up on what’s happening in Ultramega, and that’s honestly pretty wonderful. This is like nothing else out
My gods, this is a beautiful issue.
What is violence? What does power do to a person? Growing up in the ’80s desensitized me to violence in a big way. Every action