That Bulletproof Kid is an indie comic from Australia that’s (so far) about balancing the life of a superhero with the everyday responsibilities and expectations
It’s time to jump in over your head with the first issue of the new Brain Boy miniseries, The Men from G.E.S.T.A.L.T. Hopefully, you’re already
When I first reviewed Magnus, Robot Fighter Volume 2, I thought it was pretty much the best thing ever. It had that undeniable cheesiness that
‘Sup. I just finished the 7th Sword #2 by our good friend, Johnny Raffo. I liked it, but I knew I would, which is why
While I can’t say that Windblade #1 made me a hardcore Transformers fan, I jumped at the chance to review the second issue. My exact
So far, Mayday is proving to be a rather different adventure than the previous Danger Girl story arcs. We’re two issues in, and, so far,
If you’re not reading Saga or you’ve happened to put it down somewhere in the last eighteen chapters, I highly suggest that you change that.
It’s been over two months since the last issue of Velvet came out, and, in that time, especially with such an intricate plotline, it’s entirely
MPH #1 from Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo starts off in 1986 in a small town in Missouri. Our narrator describes the story of Mr
I’ve read a lot of of fantasy books based off of roleplaying games. The quality of their plots often leaves much to be desired, and
Los Angeles may not be a city known for its stage performances, just as the stage might not be known for its use of the
After the events in the third installment of Gene Yang and Sonny Liew’s The Shadow Hero, Hank is more prepared to fight evil thanks to
