This is it, the conclusion of Fear Agent. The final five issues, twenty-eight through thirty-two, are brought together in Volume Six: Out of Step, and
I had seen issues of IDW’s The Illegitimates hanging out on the shelves of the various comic book shops that I frequent, but didn’t really
Binary Gray, a strong and assured spin on the superhero genre from independent publisher Assailant Comics, started off with a rich and intriguing history from
This is it. The conclusion of Brian Wood’s Conan run, and the end of Robert E. Howard’s Queen of the Black Coast story. Conan and
Frank Doberano is back in Los Angeles, and while the city may have changed, Frank is betting everything that Jasper Kane is still the same
The Guns of Shadow Valley is tremendous, plain and simple. The deft blend of western, supernatural, and science fiction staples and surprises is sure to
I am here to bring to your attention once more the outrageous and unbelievable adventures, trials, and feats of bravura insanity that make up the
Sina Grace and Daniel Freedman’s reign of terror continues! I’m talking of course about their Image Comics series Burn the Orphanage, now on the third
I have read issue eight of digital publisher Monkeybrain Comics’ Knuckleheads twice now, and I’m not ashamed to admit that both times I teared up.
Brian Buccellato’s Foster is a labor of love, and it shows on every page, from the introduction by long-time friend Robert Place Napton to the
