
‘Kingdom of Earth #3:’ Comic Book Review
The quest for power is a dangerous thing, as Orpheus’ humiliating questioning of Romero’s leadership puts a target on her back. Fortunately for Orpheus, the

The quest for power is a dangerous thing, as Orpheus’ humiliating questioning of Romero’s leadership puts a target on her back. Fortunately for Orpheus, the

With Godzilla finally making his grand appearance, this issue is turning out to be the creative team’s most chaotic! The Station Square squad over at

This anthology comic is a tie-in with the animated sci-fi comedy, Isla Monstro, which I also just reviewed. The film wasn’t really my thing. The

An old friend invites Micah and Holly to his luxurious beachfront house. But this getaway packs a perilous secret. We’ve arrived at the last of

With Imposter Comics’ debut, Dark Visions #1 hits the Portland indie comics scene with a story that bites back—quite literally. Of all the panels I

Supernatural kid duo Josie and Cole are on the run from a mysterious organization, hell-bent on recapturing them. But can they outrun them? If you’re

Henri Tremblay has been tasked with a clandestine courier assignment out in the mountainous land of Colorado. But deep in the winter alpine lies a

The gas pedal is all the way to the floor in Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo’s final installment of the Teen Titan series: Together. We’re

This month I had the privilege of diving deeper into the world of Three Worlds / Three Moons, with the release of their latest printed

Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo do it again with the fifth, penultimate installment of their Teen Titans series: Starfire. Focusing on the emerging powers of

The incredibly talented New York-born author/illustrator Patrick Lugo and longtime journalist for KungFuMagazine.com has released the first issue of his next big hit! It’s no

This week, Ghost Machine and Image Comics released the highly anticipated, giant-sized Geiger #25. Created by comic veterans and icons Geoff Johns and Gary Frank,