‘The Last God #1:’ Comic Book Review (A Fellowship of Thrones)
While DC Comics (including their Black Label imprint) has long been known as the home of capes and cowls, the original and impressive dark high
While DC Comics (including their Black Label imprint) has long been known as the home of capes and cowls, the original and impressive dark high
I will come right out and say it: The Blue Road is a beautiful read. It’s a gorgeous book, as well, and I don’t mean
Geek-Girl: Series 2 #5 starts with the revelation that Ruby has joined forces with local businessman Johnny Carlyle to become the face of The Kaye
The single-minded need for Boone Dias, the hero of Ether, to satiate his curiosity through adventure reminds me of that of a child’s need to
Quick recap: The Sundog crew is still on the run, having barely escaped with their lives in their previous escapade. Grix’s personal life seems to
You could almost call this series Something Wicked This Way Comes, as just when you think Mira and her father are about to catch a
Whenever there’s a second issue to a new series, there is usually a lull in the storytelling. It’s as if – from a storytelling perspective
Invisible Kingdom follows the crew of a cargo ship working for a giant corporation that spans the universe. The Captain, Grix, is a fly-by-the-seat-of-her-pants, but
There are very few things that come close to the feeling that you feel when a comic book series that you’ve been reading for several
I read somewhere that indie comic books are outpacing superhero comic books. Gideon Falls is one of the reasons why. Jeff Lemire and other writers
You had me at cyberpunk jaguars and monkeys.
The first issue of Something is Killing the Children by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’edera introduced us to a dark and bloody situation as