Comic Book Review: GI Joe: Hearts & Minds (2010)
I grew out of comics in the 90s; or at least, superhero comics for the most part. It was a bit of a weird time for mainstream comics, with the […]
Comic Book Review: GI Joe: A Real American Hero – Saturday Morning Adventures #2
The Genie-powered COBRA continue to cause havoc across the globe, with GI Joe struggling to control the manifestation of Cobra Commander’s wishes. Yet the Commander hasn’t learned that he has […]
Comic Book Review: DC vs Vampires #6
I initially bemoaned the fact that, due to the comic taking place out of continuity, the high stakes (pun unintentional), surprise character deaths and even vampire reveals made DC vs […]
TV Review: Moon Knight – S1/E1: The Goldfish Problem
I’ve been a fan of Moon Knight since I first truly got into reading comics in the late 80s; beyond the fact that his striking white suit was just a […]
Comic Book Review: Venom: Lethal Protector #1 (2022)
Marvel are going heavy on the nostalgia-based mini-series at the moment – and Venom: Lethal Protector is the latest five issue series to lean on the power of old school […]
Comic Book Preview: Metal Society #1
Comic book publishers Top Cow/Image have been making a big fuss over their upcoming sci-fi series, Metal Society. With 2022 marking Image and Top Cow’s 30th Anniversary, co-founder of Image […]
Comic Book Review: Death of a Necromancer (Chapter One)
Writer Nick Bryan has a knack for tackling weighty issues with a light touch, without diminishing the emotional impact of his stories. I enjoyed his beautifully dark, gently surreal and […]
Comic Book Review: Usagi Yojimbo: Yokai (2009)
Though Usagi Yojimbo (translated from Japanese, it means ‘rabbit bodyguard’) is usually a black and white comic, this beautifully produced one-shot is fully painted in beautiful watercolours, by series creator […]
Comic Book Review: Ghostbusters: Deviations
A supernatural comedy which had some genuinely scary moments (as a seven year old in 1984, believe me when I tell you I was NOT ready for the horrifying library […]
Kickstarter Spotlight: Abyssal Albion #3
Following the release of the excellent first and second issues, the third chapter of post-apocalyptic survival horror indie comic, Abyssal Albion, is currently live on Kickstarter. Though I missed out […]
Comic Book Review: The Crimson Cage #3
Chuck Frenzy’s deal with dark and terrifying forces – which has given him the spotlight and championship belt that he’s craved for so long – continues to produce horrific consequences […]
Comic Book Review: Carnage Forever #1 (2022)
Despite kicking off with a page of exposition to bring readers up to speed on Carnage’s current, extremely convoluted-sounding status quo (he’s now an ‘Extrembiote’, which is apparently a melding […]
Comic Book Review: Ghost Rider #1 (2022)
Johnny Blaze has the perfect life. A wife and two kids, a job working for his father in law as a mechanic in an idyllic small town in America. Yet […]
Comic Book Review: Alien #10
Escaping through the wilderness in the hope of finding a sanctuary to hide from the Xenomorph invaders, the Spinners find much, much worse than anything they faced in their colony […]
Comic Book Review: DC vs Vampires #5
The out-of-continuity bloodsucking action continues in DC vs Vampires #5. Though we’re not quite halfway through the planned 12-issue run of this limited series, it has been hugely eventful already […]
Comic Book Review: Transformers: War’s End #1
Exarchon – the Transformer who single-handedly kickstarted the last war on Cybertron – has been resurrected and is up to his old tricks, recruiting his old generals in another attempt […]
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