‘Coda #6:’ Comic Book Review
As if there weren’t enough complications, more arise in issue #6 of Coda. Plus, there may be a potential solution to Hum’s ultimate goal. Hum is
As if there weren’t enough complications, more arise in issue #6 of Coda. Plus, there may be a potential solution to Hum’s ultimate goal. Hum is
Cold Spots follows the story of an absentee father who is hired by his wealthy stepfather to find their wife/daughter, Alyssa, respectively, but, more importantly,
The third issue of Aliens: Dust to Dust loses some of the magic of the first two issues.
Whether you are traveling to the Para-Zone for the first time, or coming back for more, there is always something to discover in Black Hammer.
Last year, Robert Arnold successfully crowdfunded the first two issues of Replicator, a series that he created and wrote. Replicator is a future-noir crime drama
The Resurrected is an ongoing series set in the near future where science has advanced to the point of ending death and suffering by offering
Mob Psycho 100: Volume 1 had me hooked from the get go. It was originally written by ONE, the writer/artist responsible for the absolutely fantastic
Gideon Falls is conceptually one of the scariest comic books I’ve ever read, and the very first collected volume is available just in time for
Bonehead – now THAT is a title. The word itself alludes to a doltish, neanderthal, half-wit, or stupid person; however, in the context of the
It’s been nearly three years since I discovered (and subsequently reviewed) the Lumberjanes comic. It’s an amazing title, and I had nothing but great things
Dave Stewart is one of the best colorists in the business. He excels and, in doing so, elevates whatever project he works on, and he
There is definitely a televised, serial feel to Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins’ newest series, Black Badge. I’m reminded of the TV shows I grew