The previous issue of Coda introduced a new character and took some time to develop her alongside our main character. This issue of Coda springs

I’ve been reading all of the Hellboy omnibuses as they come out, including the collection of short stories (You can find my reviews on Fanbase

She Could Fly taps into a feeling – that feeling that nags at a lot of us. It certainly nags at me. Am I worthwhile?

Writer and artist Gabriel Hardman’s Aliens: Dust to Dust miniseries started off at a sprint and ended last issue with a bang (and the birth

One of the nice things about Disney comics is that you always know there will be a certain level of quality going in. Most ring

I was already engrossed before even getting to page 1. When the title appears – its funky lettering reminiscent of the ’60s – the ocular

Another round, Ken.

More tales to make parents quake and kiddies shake.

Issue four of Xerxes shifts the narrative from being a prequel to Miller’s 300 to now being a sequel. Xerxes has finally been assassinated, and

There are certain words and phrases that will always sell me on a story, no matter what it’s about. One of them is Nikola Tesla.

Cottons: The Secret of the Wind is a new graphic novel by creative team of writer Jim Pascoe (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Hellboy Animated, Undertown)

Shadow Roads is a sequel series to The Sixth Gun. I’ve had the pleasure of reading the first collection. It was an absolute blast bringing