‘The Butcher’s Boy #2:’ Comic Book Review
The personal drama and body horror are starting to build up in this month’s issue of The Butcher’s Boy. Previously, our gang was debating whether
The personal drama and body horror are starting to build up in this month’s issue of The Butcher’s Boy. Previously, our gang was debating whether
The year is 1911 and the nephew of Sherlock Holmes serves as a captain in the British Army in India. When a tiger attacks civilians
As suspected, the seemingly safe refuge is not safe at all when the mermaid discovers a bone yard. Lottie, in her search for food, is
Even in a time when genre mashing and wild takes on existing property are the norm, a title like Godzilla: Skate or Die sticks out.
In a world destroyed by climate change, cosmic horror combines with catastrophe for this brand-new series that introduces readers to the impossible and hard-to-believe lifeforms
Cyberpunk is a unique genre that easily can be tweaked to fit a variety of times, settings, and cultures. As long as there is the
Skateboarding is alive and kickflipping in Image Comic’s Grommets. New kid in school Rick desperately wants to move back to San Francisco. His father urges
Oni Press’ The Cult of Lamb is based on the Devolver Digital video game of the same name. Lamb, the last of the heretics, is
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles celebrated their 40th anniversary on May 5th of this year. Based on IDW’s plans for our mutants, it does not
William of Newbury combines the necromancy and supernatural adventures of The Witcher with the rodents and woodland creatures of Redwall and Mouse Guard. During 12th