Here’s a title I’d been meaning to check out for a long time. It was originally published as a 7-issue miniseries in Marvel’s creator-owned Icon imprint in 2016, but I passed on […]
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My TOP 10 Favorite Superheroes
I thought I’d do something different today: list my ten favorite superheroes. Despite reading comic books for most of my life, this was much tougher than I thought it would be. But […]
Cougar and Cub #1
Here’s an interesting title from Action Lab Comics. It’s a humor comic, with a dynamic duo that are analogs of Batman and Robin from the 1960s Adam West/Burt Ward TV show. Except […]
THE NAKED SPY #1
As I rule, I usually don’t review any entertainment products (books, comics, films, TV shows, music) that can’t be purchased or viewed (legally) by the general audience. I figure that if you […]
LOVE AND CAPES: Going To The Chapel
It’s been a while since I last reviewed Love and Capes, the comic book series from IDW Publishing that’s written and drawn by Thomas F. Zahler. This volume collects issues #7-12 of […]
SAFFRON THE PIRATE #1
This comic began as a project on Kickstarter. It popped up in my recommendations because I guess Kickstarter’s algorithm recognizes what a pervert I am. Jeff Egli writes and draws the comic, […]
House of Fear: Attack of the Killer Snowmen
Rewatching JACK FROST recently reminded me of this comic that I bought years ago. It was originally released in 2017, under the independent publisher, Ten31 Publishing, which is when I got […]
SPIDER-BOY #1
I went into this comic totally “blind”, as I have not been keeping up with the current Spider-Man titles, and had no idea who this new character was. But I was intrigued […]
Josie And The Pussycats Anniversary Spectacular #1
While I did grow up reading Archie Comics, that was pretty much limited to the main Archie characters, I never got into the spin-off titles like Sabrina The Teenage Witch of Josie […]
Tarot Witch of the Black Rose: Belle of the Halloween Ball!
Here’s the latest issue of this long-running series, which really deserves more recognition. The story opens in a parallel universe “where fairytale princesses and horrific monsters have merged to form more gruesome […]
Disney Villains: Maleficent #5
Here we go with the review of the final issue of this engaging new miniseries. Writer/Illustrator Soo Lee has surprised me with this series, from the first issue she’s managed to tell […]
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