Public Domain #1 Review – Syd Dallas is responsible for pop culture’s greatest hero: THE DOMAIN! But his sons Miles and David have a complicated relationship with both the creation and their creator. Can they convince their dad to fight for their family’s legacy? Continue reading Public Domain #1 Review
Beware the Eye of Odin #1 Review – A cursed Prince teams with a one-armed warrior and a Harley Quinn-type Valkyrie (she may be nuts!) to return the Eye of Odin to its source in Beware The Eye of Odin #1. It’s an extra-length debut for this promising new series. Continue reading Beware the Eye of Odin #1 Review
Twig #2 Review – The death of the Pathsayer sends Twig and Splat on a journey to a mysterious lab, where a premonition sheds dark light on further dangers to come. Join Eisner Award-winning writer SKOTTIE YOUNG (I HATE FAIRYLAND, MIDDLEWEST) and artist KYLE STRAHM (SPREAD, UNEARTH) as they bring us deeper into this unique dark-fantasy world. Continue reading Twig #2 Review
Metal Society #2 Review – The challenge is made. As our willful heroine Rosa succeeds in securing more human job opportunities, the effort inadvertently displaces construction bot WOL-421313, leading the frustrated, newly unemployed robot to follow a fundamental tenet in robot society and solve his grievance by challenging Rosa to the first ever robot-human fight. Continue reading Metal Society #2 Review
The Closet #1 Review – A tale of existential familial horror by JAMES TYNION IV (THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH, RAZORBLADES) and GAVIN FULLERTON (BOG BODIES, Bags). Thom is moving cross-country with his family and dragging the past along with them. His son, Jamie, is seeing monsters in the bedroom closet and will not let them go. Continue reading The Closet #1 Review
Ice Cream Man #30 Review – Ice Cream Man #30 continues this series, which is a combination of “The Twilight Zone” and “Heavy Metal”, with another chilling story. This issue focuses on two test subjects for a new hallucinogenic drug, and the insanity that ensues with them. Continue reading Ice Cream Man #30 Review
I Hate This Place #1 Review: After inheriting a farm house, Trudy and Gabby are ready to start the next chapter of their lives together…except it’s already home to a mysterious force that’s attracted ghosts, aliens, and all kinds of supernatural beings for decades. Continue reading I Hate This Place #1 Review
It’s the first day of Twig’s new job as a journeyer on a JEFF SMITH’s Bone-esque quest to save a The Dark Crystal/Labyrinth-style world. Join our hesitant hero for an inspiring and imaginative tale of hope, heartache, and determination to overcome insurmountable odds! Continue reading Twig #1 Review
In an inverted future, evolved robots have resurrected humans for manual labor. When a tribalistic cultural clash breaks out, a fearless human fighter and a frustrated, displaced robot will square off in a public MMA-style sport fight of epic stakes to determine once and for all who reigns supreme: man or machine. Continue reading Metal Society #1 Review
Blood-Stained Teeth #1 Review – Blood-Stained Teeth #1 is a Film Noir-type thriller with vampires. It’s a gritty tale of mafia-style vampire warlords, attention-seeking “sips” (those that weren’t born vampires, but were turned into them), and the humans who are caught in-between. Continue reading Blood-Stained Teeth #1 Review
Joe Hill’s Rain #4 Review – After a confrontation with a homophobic neighbor, Honeysuckle arrives at Yolanda’s home in search of Yolanda’s father. What she finds is far more horrifying than the looming storm clouds… Check out the Joe Hill’s Rain #4 Review HERE! Continue reading Joe Hill’s Rain #4 Review
Slumber #1 Review – Slumber #1 begins a story that’s both a chilling police procedural and a horror story dealing with a creature invading people’s nightmares. It’s like a combination of the films “Seven” and “Nightmare on Elm Street”, but ultimately not as interesting as either of them. Continue reading Slumber #1 Review
Joe Hill’s Rain #3 Review – Joe Hill’s Rain is a post-apocalyptic story with a twist. Here, there are no zombies or plagues, but mother nature itself has struck at humanity with random storms that rain thousands of razor-sharp needles instead of raindrops. Joe Hill’s Rain #3 continues the story of Honeysuckle Speck and her journey to Denver, Colorado, as civilization falls apart around her. Continue reading Joe Hill’s Rain #3 Review
Claire’s sisters step up, the long-buried history of the Ghost Gang gets revealed, and the new Crossdraw makes a date with the new Adventureman! Continue reading Adventureman #8 Review
Bolero #2 Review – Bolero #2 continues Devyn Dagny’s story, as she begins hopping across the multiverse to find the perfect world where she and Natasha can finally be together. It’s an odyssey through several universes, some startling, others hilarious, and all of them, like this book, are amazing. Continue reading Bolero #2 Review
Joe Hill’s Rain #2 Review – It’s the morning after the rainstorm of needles as Joe Hill’s Rain #2 opens, with Honeysuckle Speck wondering what to do next after the previous day’s slaughter of her girlfriend and friends. But the deaths won’t end there, as another rainstorm looms, and Honeysuckle finds there are other horrors beyond a deluge of needles. Continue reading Joe Hill’s Rain #2 Review
A Thing Called Truth #4 Review – Magdalene and Dorian arrive in Madrid in A Thing Called Truth #4, continuing their quest to re-enact every movie scene in Dorian’s brother’s journal. It’s another crazy ride for the duo, as Magdalene’s past starts to catch up to her back in the states. Continue reading A Thing Called Truth #4 Review
Echolands #6 Review – Hope Redhood and her band have a stand-off with Romulus as they prepare to set off via rocket to Horror Hill. Romulus (with his Frankenstein partner in tow) will do anything to get on the rocket, and conflict ensues in Echolands #6, the last chapter of “Season One” of this massive story, encompassing every genre: horror, mystery, heroic fantasy and sci-fi. Continue reading Echolands #6 Review
Saga is back!!! After a hiatus of over three and a half years, Brian K. Vaughn and Fiona Staples return to their masterpiece. Saga #55 is out now! Continue reading Saga #55 Review
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
