Reviews Archive

  • Lady Fight: Escalation

    Lady Fight isn’t a bad comic, but it needs work.

    Publisher: Earthbound Comics

    review by Steven Surman on Nov 5, 2009

  • Age of Reptiles: The Journey #1

    Taking a break from storyboarding for Hollywood, Delgado returns to his Eisner Award winning tale of the dinosaurs.

    Publisher: Dark Horse Comics

    review by Lee Newman on Nov 5, 2009

  • Road

    Road is an exciting comic that everyone should check out.

    Publisher: Zuda/DC Comics

    review by Steven Surman on Oct 31, 2009

  • Jazan Wild's Funhouse Of Horrors #2

    In Jazan Wild's Funhouse Of Horrors #1 Jazan wrote about the kid Jacob, who discovered a Haunted House and Scratch (the demonic Halloween presence from the groovy mind of Jazan). In #2 we see Jake again...

    Publisher: Carnival Comics

    review by Richard Boom on Oct 28, 2009

  • The Stuff of Legend #2

    This is one of those books that comes from nowhere and makes a real impact.

    Publisher: Th3rd World Studios

    review by Kris Bather on Oct 27, 2009

  • FVZA: Federal Vampire And Zombie Agency #1

    An adrenaline filled and inventive take on two of horror’s more enduring genres, FVZA #1 is a stunning debut.

    Publisher: Radical Comics

    review by Lee Newman on Oct 27, 2009

  • Robot 13 #2

    Read any review of the first issue of this title and the Mike Mignola comparisons will abound.

    Publisher: Blacklist Studios

    review by Kris Bather on Oct 25, 2009

  • Queen Sonja #1

    Red Sonja returns! Dynamite Entertainment presents a new direction for the mother of all warriors, Red Sonja!

    Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment

    review by Richard Boom on Oct 23, 2009

  • Azrael #1

    Azrael is back. Or at least an Azrael.

    Publisher: DC Comics

    review by Lee Newman on Oct 22, 2009

  • Beautiful Creatures #2

    The second issue concludes an unoriginal story.

    Publisher: Red 5 Comics

    review by Steven Surman on Oct 22, 2009

  • Noir: A Collection of Crime Stories

    With crime comics quickly becoming a bona fide phenomenon, it is only natural that the company that published one of the touchstones in the genre would want a piece of the action.

    Publisher: Dark Horse Comics

    review by Lee Newman on Oct 21, 2009

  • We Kill Monsters #4

    The approaching climax of Laura Harkcom and Chris Leone’s We Kill Monsters is no longer lingering on some distant horizon of fiction, but is hurdling towards an inevitable resolution.

    Publisher: Red 5 Comics

    review by Steven Surman on Oct 21, 2009

  • Cowboy Ninja Viking #1

    Duncan is a little unbalanced. Of course, this means he is the only chance we have when a rogue triplet becomes a problem.

    Publisher: Image Comics

    review by Lee Newman on Oct 16, 2009

  • Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu #1

    Paying homage to the black and white super magazines of the 1970s, Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu presents several stories of varied quality.

    Publisher: Marvel Comics

    review by Steve Kanaras on Oct 9, 2009

  • Only in Whispers #2

    Free Lunch Comics revives the horror anthology with assorted tales of the supernatural that are told only in whispers…

    Publisher: Free Lunch Comics

    review by Eric Lindberg on Oct 4, 2009

  • Haunt #1

    Zombie-legend meets comic-legend and their union defines a haunting supernatural being!

    Publisher: Image Comics

    review by Richard Boom on Oct 1, 2009

  • Hellblazer #259

    John Constantine takes a nice relaxing retreat in a cottage in the country, and somehow ends up in Hell.

    Publisher: DC Comics/Vertigo

    review by Steve Kanaras on Sep 29, 2009

  • Superman: Secret Origin #1

    Superman: Secret Origin #1 is not groundbreaking or controversial, just a pleasing retelling of the modern myth of the Man of Steel.

    Publisher: DC Comics

    review by Steve Kanaras on Sep 29, 2009

  • Vincent Price Presents: The Tingler #1

    In a true sequel to the classic film, Vincent Price Presents: The Tingler delivers an entertaining comic that captures the camp and feel of 1950s horror.

    Publisher: Bluewater Productions

    review by Steve Kanaras on Sep 25, 2009

  • Ex Machina #45

    Ex Machina #45 kicks off the final storyline in the political thriller from Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris.

    Publisher: DC Comics/WildStorm

    review by Steve Kanaras on Sep 24, 2009

  • Beasts of Burden #1

    A unique blend of mystery, laughs, and talking animals, Beasts of Burden from Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson just might be the best concept in comics today.

    Publisher: Dark Horse Comics

    review by Steve Kanaras on Sep 22, 2009

  • Amazing Spider-Man #606

    Peter Parker's frenetic love life kicks got kicked into higher gear recently. And now the Black Cat makes her return. Oy!

    Publisher: Marvel Comics

    review by Tony Ingram on Sep 21, 2009

  • The Brave and the Bold #27

    Straczynski takes over The Brave and the Bold. This is his high profile gig at DC. After a controversial run on Spider-Man and bringing Thor to the forefront again in a fan favorite and critically praised run, the former television writer heads to Marvel's Distinguished Competition!

    Publisher: DC Comics

    review by Lee Newman on Sep 19, 2009

  • Tales From Wonderland: Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum

    Reading about Alice's Wonderland has been a true, yet dark pleasure for some time now. Zenescope Entertainment has been letting Raven Gregory have a field-day with his twisted version of an old fairytale... and the enthusiasm of his writing has captured the audience male or female alike.

    Publisher: Zenescope Entertainment

    review by Richard Boom on Sep 16, 2009

  • Dead Space: Extraction

    In a prequel to the second video game, the Dead Space Extraction one-shot serves as a moody introduction to the horror/sci-fi franchise.

    Publisher: Image Comics

    review by Steve Kanaras on Sep 15, 2009

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