The third issue of Dark Horse Comics’ Alien 3: The Unproduced Screenplay drops this week, giving fans of the Aliens franchise another look at the

Issue #4 follows our hero Faith Dreamside into the Deadside, a nightmare landscape ruled by the malevolent Belu.  Belu has captured Faith’s ally and friend,

After a recon mission gone wrong, Hannah—a religious woman and pilot—is reluctantly the leading officer in charge of a group of soldiers who are stuck

If you’ve been following along, you know the occult sleuth Joe Golem ended up in some pretty hot water last issue (When isn’t he?) while

I love the look and feel of Aliens: Dust to Dust.  Unfortunately, like a lot of other recent Xenomorph stories, it doesn’t amount to much

The world built by LaGuardia over these first two issues has been rich and fascinating, and I feel like we’re only just scratching the surface.

Coda #8 is beautiful, elegant, simple, and heartbreaking. When you sit down to write a review of something that strikes you, really reaches in and

In the first two issues of The Empty Man, Cullen Bunn was revving his engines. In this issue, he steps down hard on the gas

In my ever-expanding quest to increase my knowledge of American history, I was intrigued when the graphic novel, The Life of Frederick Douglass, became available

Today marks the release of issue four of the sci-fi space adventure comic book series, Errand Boys (Image Comics).  The five-issue series follows half-brothers Jace

The return of the Wyld Stallyns has finally arrived, and, this time, the most popular duo in all of music are headed on an incredible

There are a lot of balls being juggled in the newest story arc of Umbrella Academy, but, at times, it feels like each story is