Black Hammer #5 has the wandering poeticism of Alan Moore’s early work on Swamp Thing. The great thing about Jeff Lemire’s creation is that with
I love Matt Kindt. I read his newest comic, Ether #1, with a huge smile on my face. I entered the first page having no
In Issue #3 of Lady Killer 2, Joëlle Jones nails the idea that evil comes with a smile on its face.
As I’ve read and reviewed the Lumberjanes / Gotham Academy crossover event, I’ve extolled many aspects of this collision of two worlds that have seemed
What do they say about women? You don’t talk down to them, you don’t disrespect them, you don’t hit them, and you absolutely do not
Tales from the Darkside is the more obscure Tales from the Crypt for those that don’t remember the mid to late 1980s. The horror anthology
Brian Haberlin’s telling a story I’ve been looking for for years: science fiction full of exploration and discovery, grounded in a clear interest in real(ish)
Well, the Cubbies were off by a year of winning the World Series according to Back to the Future, but at least they finally won!
What would you and your high school classmates do if you, and your school building, were suddenly transported to an unknown world? What would you
Wow – that is a whopper of a second issue! I was expecting something decent, but I wasn’t prepared for something that good.
David Leach is at it again! Who is David Leach, you ask? Why, just look at this review (by Yours Truly) to learn a little
Super Terre.r is an out-of-this-world adventure that’s perfectly described by its cover page. Artist Bob Eggleton creates an extraterrestrial vision with several explorers standing in
