Ice Cream Man #28 Review – Ice Cream Man #28 presents another twisted tale from Prince, Morazzo, O’Halloran and Good Old Neon. This “Twilight Zone” type series continues to produce great horror tales and this issue is no exception. Continue reading Ice Cream Man #28 Review
Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #3 Review – In Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #3, Sheena tracks the monstrous tiger that attacked her last issue and finds an unlikely ally in the process. Meanwhile, the mysteries of Cardwell Industries’ bio-dome continue to loom over her. See my review inside. Continue reading Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #3 Review
Avengers Forever #2 Review – In Avengers Forever #2, Deathlok and Ghost Rider are held prisoner on Earth-818 by the Black Skull, a ruthless combination of Red Skull and Venom. Black Skull tortures Ghost Rider, trying to get information on where he came from and his mission, and Ghost Rider faces the grimmest and hardest test of will he’s ever had to face. See my review inside. Continue reading Avengers Forever #2 Review
Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1 Review – The Winter Soldier is obsessed with getting his file from Kingpin’s vault in Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1 and will go through anyone to get it, including Wilson Fisk himself. But what else will be destroyed when these two face-off? Continue reading Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1 Review
Bolero #1 Review – Bolero is defined as a genre of song characterized by sophisticated lyrics dealing with love. Bolero #1’s fusion of heartfelt writing and gorgeous art fits that definition perfectly, and I see it as a serious contender for book of the year. See my review inside. Continue reading Bolero #1 Review
Arrowsmith: Behind Enemy Lines #1 Review – Fletcher Arrowsmith’s experiences as an air fighter continues in Arrowsmith: Behind Enemy Lines #1. The book takes place on an alternate Earth in 1916, where sorcery and magical creatures exist, and World War I rages on. See my review inside. Continue reading Arrowsmith: Behind Enemy Lines #1 Review
Death of Doctor Strange: X-Men Black Knight #1 Review – It’s chaos in London in The Death of Doctor Strange: X-Men Black Knight #1! Doctor Strange’s death has caused part of Otherworld to devour London, changing the X-Men into demonic creatures. Fortunately (Unfortunately?), Dane Whitman and his daughter Jacks are there to set things right. See my review inside. Continue reading Death of Doctor Strange: X-Men Black Knight #1 Review
Catwoman #39 Review – Catwoman’s new era begins in Catwoman #39, where Catwoman protects Alleytown, one of the seedier sides of Gotham and the place she calls home, from four crime families who threaten to slice it up for their own. Along the way, she runs into a new mystery figure who may or may not become a thorn in her side. Continue reading Catwoman #39 Review
Ben Reilly Spider-Man #1 Review – Ben Reilly Spider-Man #1 continues Ben Reilly’s story, as he tries to build a new life while facing demons both internal and external, including a desperate battle with a vicious villain from Spidey’s Rogues Gallery! All this and Ravencroft too! Continue reading Ben Reilly: Spider-Man #1 Review
Spider-Woman #18 Review – Kingpin, having learned Spider-Woman’s identity, targets Jessica and her friend Lindsay McCabe in Spider-Woman #18, and Spider-Woman hits back hard! See my review inside. Continue reading Spider-Woman #18 Review
Death of Doctor Strange: Bloodstone #1 Review – The Bloodstone family, always at the fringes of the Marvel Universe, take center stage in the one-shot The Death of Doctor Strange: Bloodstone #1, as Elsa works overtime to clean up the mess left behind by Doctor Strange’s death. See my review inside. Continue reading Death of Doctor Strange: Bloodstone #1 Review
Vampiverse #5 Review – Bloodwing’s quest to destroy all the multiverse’s Vampirellas continues in Vampiverse #5, taking us through various ages and worlds, as Vampirella’s team adds a new recruit. See my review below. Continue reading Vampiverse #5 Review
Hell Sonja #1 Review – Hell Sonja gets her own book after the events of the Sonjaversal series, and we get to see her and her multiversal Sonja team in action in Hell Sonja #1. See my review inside. Continue reading Hell Sonja #1 Review
Daredevil Woman Without Fear #1 – Elektra continues to defend Hell’s Kitchen in her new Daredevil identity in Daredevil Woman Without Fear #1, and we also get some new insights into her past. See my review inside. Continue reading Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #1 Review
One-Star Squadron #2 Review – The bizarre hero Minute Man is the focus of this issue of One-Star Squadron #2, where writer Mark Russell once again offers his unique slant on the superhero genre. Continue reading One-Star Squadron #2 Review
Pantha #1 Review – Pantha #1 reboots the classic character Pantha with a slightly modified origin, along with a new supporting cast of characters and a new enemy. See my review inside. Continue reading Pantha #1 Review
Apache Delivery Service #1 Review – Matt Kindt continues writing edgy books with a dash of horror. This time, the Vietnam War is his backdrop for Apache Delivery Service #1. Click here to see my review. Continue reading Apache Delivery Service #1 Review
Red Sonja #5 Review – Red Sonja’s quest to rescue young (but powerful) Sitha continues in Red Sonja #5, a “Lone Wolf and Cub”-style odyssey with a bit of “The Exorcist” mixed in as well. See my review inside. Continue reading Red Sonja #5 Review
Elektra: Black, White & Blood #1 Review- Elektra: Black, White & Blood #1 contains three Elektra stories, set in alternate timelines and/or universes, and with this being an Elektra book, there is a LOT of red. See my review inside. Continue reading Elektra: Black, White & Blood #1 Review
Deathstroke Inc. #4 Review – Black Canary and Deathstroke battle each other as the secrets of Libra and T.R.U.S.T. are finally revealed. Check out my review of the issue here. Continue reading Deathstroke Inc. #4 Review
