Plush #3 Review – ROAD TRIP! The cannibalistic furries have abducted Devin away on a fiery SWAT van road trip to visit the group’s creepy mansion of horrors. Keebler drives and Scratch rides shotgun as Kasha and Devin argue whether he’s suitable enough to eat or not. Continue reading Plush #3 Review
Lovesick #4 Review – Jack, a mysterious figure from Domino’s past, makes a grand entrance in Lovesick #4, and amplifies all of Domino’s inner turmoil and self-doubt. We get a look into Domino’s origins as the book moves away from the Red Room to an even more grotesque world of high society dinners where cannibalism is the main attraction and Domino may be next on the menu. Continue reading Lovesick #4 Review
Black Cloak #1 Review – Black Cloak #1 introduces a world of mermaids, elves, and various other magical creatures where Black Cloaks enforce the law and maintain order. Murders are occurring in several cities, and two Black Cloaks are assigned the case, finding that all the murders may be tied together. Continue reading Black Cloak #1 Review
Lovesick #3 Review – Domino finds herself on the defensive in Lovesick #3, as she comes under attack by The Bloodcels, a group of sadistic incels armed to the teeth and wanting nothing more than to take her out in the most agonizing and humiliating way possible. It’s another fantastic issue of a series that’s part erotic fantasy, part psychological horror and 100% disturbing in the best possible way. Continue reading Lovesick #3 Review
The Deadliest Bouquet #5 Review – Jasmine Hawthorn: mother, assassin, murder victim. After leaving Europe and coming to the U.S., she thought she had left her violent past behind her, but she was wrong. She trained her daughters as she was trained, and that rough life left a long list of suspects. Sometimes motives are not what they appear. Continue reading The Deadliest Bouquet #5 Review
Rogue Sun #9 Review – With Hellbent targeting him at every turn, Dylan finds himself without refuge and wondering if those closest to him will pay the price for his hubris. But is Dylan on a journey of redemption –
or on a dark path toward becoming a villain himself? Continue reading Rogue Sun #9 Review
Batman/ Spawn #1 Review – Two dark heroes, cursed by tragedy, find their paths again crossing…but not by choice! What sinister foe is at work, pitting the Dark Knight against the Hellspawn? From the shadows of Gotham City to New York City, this epic event is the blockbuster you’ve been waiting almost two decades for! Check out the Batman/ Spawn #1 Review HERE! Continue reading Batman/ Spawn #1 Review
Golden Rage #5 Review – Golden Rage #5 concludes the saga of Jay, Lottie, Rosie and Caroline (at least for now), as they struggle to decide whether to take a boat out and leave the island forever or stay and make a stand against other attacking tribes. It’s “Battle Royale” combined with “The Golden Girls”, with a conclusion that’s simultaneously captivating and frustrating. Continue reading Golden Rage #5 Review
Lovesick #2 Review – The story of Domino, the dominatrix who kills willing submissives (AKA “piglets”) and broadcasts her shows on the Dark Web, continues in Lovesick #2. The issue amps up the violence to Lucio Fulci levels and gives us an interesting look into Domino’s psyche, including her Autassassinophilia (look it up, it’s fascinating). It’s another great issue beautifully fusing sexuality, BDSM, and horror. Continue reading Lovesick #2 Review
When opportunity refuses to knock for restless hero Matilde the devil comes knocking. Inspired by the work of Hayoa Miyazaki and set in the chaos of King Henry VIII’s reign GOSPEL is a thrilling fantasy adventure that questions the truth behind the stories we tell. Thrust into action by a hellish arrival Matilde and storyteller Pitt will quest for answers answers that threaten to tear them apart and trigger the toughest question of all: “who am I?” Continue reading Gospel #1 Review
It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth Review – Zoe Thorogood, artist of the Image mini-series Rain and the writer/artist of The Impending Blindness of Billie Scott has released her newest work: the autobiographical graphic novel It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth.
It’s a lovely story focusing on 6 months in Zoe’s life, but also reflecting back on her childhood and her lifelong struggle with depression. A wide variety of styles including black and white art, photography, and vibrant color art are used throughout the book, making it intriguing and very touching in places. Continue reading It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth Review
Lovesick #1 Review – Lovesick #1 delves into the darkest corners of the internet (and the soul). It’s a world of dominatrices, snuff films and red rooms, where viewers with extreme kinks pay a monthly subscription to watch Domino, dominatrix extraordinaire and the main character of the story, torture and abuse willing male slaves. Above all else, it’s a fascinating look into a war (of sorts) between extreme BDSM lovers and the malevolent ever-present incels who attack them. Continue reading Lovesick #1 Review
Golden Rage #3 Review – Golden Rage #3 continues the story, which is a combination of “The Hunger Games” and “Battle Royale”, where women who have reached menopause age are taken to a massive island to live out the rest of their lives, struggling against nature and each other to survive. This issue picks up immediately from last issue, as Jay, Lottie, Rosie and Caroline confront the Red Hats, the most violent faction on the island. Continue reading Golden Rage #3 Review
After the shocking ending to his fight with Cataclysm, Dylan has no idea what to do next—but luckily, he has YOU to help! In this very special issue, you make the decisions and choose Dylan’s path in a fight against an enemy who controls time itself! Continue reading Rogue Sun #7 Review
Onyx #1 Review – Onyx #1 is a 100-pager, a deluxe tale of an alien female named Onyx, decked out in powerful armor capable of interstellar travel, coming to Earth to fight an alien species called the Spoors, who destroyed her own world and are moving across the galaxy, taking root on each planet and taking it over in an insidious “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” type way. Will this mix of sci-fi and super-heroics create a winning book? Continue reading Onyx #1 Review
Jack Lynch was a once-promising CIA operative. On the eve of retirement, looking back at a failed career, he is tasked with one final mission…that goes horribly wrong. He wakes years later to a changed world and deeper changes within him. When a shadow group offers Lynch a second chance at a life of adventure, he’s paired with the last person he could ever imagine. In order to adjust, this old dog will have to learn some new tricks… Continue reading Old Dog #1 Review
The girls have finally left the woods you’re not supposed to go in, but they’re still not safe. They’ll never be safe on Rutherford Ranch, and they’ll never be able to leave it. Continue reading I Hate This Place #5 Review
Gem Ezz is a psychiatrist in the Kafkaesque city of Setham, where corruption and brutality rule the streets. By day, she uses words to solve her patients’ problems. By night, she takes a more direct—and sometimes deadly—approach. But when her practice puts her in the sights of an immortal serial killer, Gem finds herself embroiled in a power struggle that threatens everything she’s ever known. Continue reading Flawed #1 Review
The Hawthorn sisters aren’t the only ones with questions—the cops have some of their own. Was Jasmine doing some “freelance work” outside the flower shop? Is that what got her killed? Where was Violet last night? And will Poppy ever let Derek know what’s really going on? Continue reading Deadliest Bouquet #2 Review
Vanish #1 Review – Vanish #1 weaves a tale of magic, super-heroes and a decaying city. It’s dark urban fantasy where the heroes and villains aren’t who you think. The story’s main character is Oliver Harrison, also known as “The Chosen One”, who realizes his destiny in this first issue. Imagine a much darker version of Harry Potter who grows up to be The Punisher, and that will give you an inkling of the story that’s inside. Continue reading Vanish #1 Review
