Plants vs. Zombies is one of my guilty pleasures. The Art of Plants vs. Zombies is like an art concept book dream come true. There
Mandala is an odd book. I haven’t read a comic quite like it before. It feels like a blend of assorted mysticism and the Illuminatus!
John Byrne is no stranger to Star Trek comics, having done several miniseries as a writer/artist for IDW over the publisher’s custodianship of the property,
If there is one thing that sets me apart from 109% of the male contingent on this planet, it’s that I’m an admitted hopeless romantic.
If you take one part science fiction, mix it with a pinch of Indiana Jones, add a dash of mystery, and slather that awesomeness in
IDW brings us back to the late eighties and into a desolate, frozen future with legendary writer Chuck Dixon and artist Jorge Zaffino’s Winterworld hardcover
On the one hand, Murder Mysteries seems like a rather mundane title for a story like this. It makes it sound very run of the
Hellboy is dead. No big deal; we all gotta die sometime, but most of us won’t get the grand tour of Hell when we do.
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If there was one comic I was looking forward to this month, it was ’68 Rule of War #2: A Man of Wealth and Taste.
When I heard that RoboChuck #2 had come out, I jumped at the opportunity to read it . . . and I was not let
