Uh oh. Here we go . . . In last month’s issue of our ongoing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle comic books, our heroes met with
What if Tarantino made a comic book? That’s what it feels like when you hit the first page of this collection. You’ve got the titular
In the movie business, the good guys always win. And, they should! Good will always prevail, even if evil pins us down every once in
When I first started to read comics, I gravitated towards the female-centric storylines. I figured gender would be a good place to start with “identifying”
Author Howard Shapiro delivers another solid story about friendship, sacrifice, and life’s trials and tribulations in his new graphic novel, The Hockey Saint. Operating as
Station 16 is a taut, creepy, and inventive slow burn of a graphic novel. It starts off simple, almost mundane, then everything gets turned upside
While there’s a wide variety of comics on the shelves these days to choose from, most of us live on a fixed income. This is
When Fanboy Comics is not providing you with the latest in geek news and entertainment, the FBC staff hopes to offer our readers a myriad
There is a simplistic didacticism woven into the folds of Julia’s House for Lost Creatures that is both unexpected and refreshing. Upon first glance, this
Love Machines is an anthology comic about . . . well, love and machines. On the surface, this sounds like the sort of thing that’s
When it comes to my reviews of volumes put out by Smart Pop Books, I can’t help but start every article with a gushing endorsement
Danger Girl: Mayday has been a bit of an odd adventure all the way through. Up until now, the actual Danger Girls have hardly been
