Picking up right from where the previous issue left off, Ripclaw is trying to convince Dominque to pack up the camp and leave, because the drug cartel will just send more men […]
CYBER FORCE #6
Executive Assistant: Iris Vol. 5 #5
Well, this is it! The big climax! Everything has been building to this. Final issues of miniseries like this are always tough to review, as I don’t want to spoil too much […]
CYBER FORCE #5
So at the end of the previous issue, future Aphrodite and Killjoy broke into Cyber-Data’s headquarters and, while Killjoy fought (and was subdued by) Stryker, Velocity, and present Aphrodite, future Aphrodite did […]
Executive Assistant: Iris Vol. 5 #4
Okay, first, I will try not to be too revealing and spoil all the surprises, but… At the stunning conclusion of the previous issue, events came to a head as Iris discovered […]
The Magic Order #3
And here we are with the third of writer Mark Millar and artist Oliver Coipel’s third Netflix-produced comic-book series, which I am enjoying a heckuva lot more than I expected to. This […]
Executive Assistant: Iris Vol. 5 #3
Despite learning at of Magni Global’s questionable methods in the way they handle certain cases last issue, Iris continues to work for them. This time she and Mackenzie are in Rome to […]
The Magic Order #2
And here we have the 2nd issue of Mark Millar’s first Netflix-produced comic-book, The Magic Order. And I’m just going to jump to my conclusion and say that it is even better […]
CYBER FORCE #4
Okay, so the big shocking revelation at the end of the last issue was that the armored terrorist is actually the newly introduced character Aphrodite. But this Aphrodite claims to be from […]
Executive Assistant: Iris Vol. 5 #2
So, picking up from the previous issue, Iris has agreed to work for Magni Global, and we see her out on her first assignment. Now, right off the bat, I have to […]
LUST FOR A WITCH
Hello, Chacebookers, I’m back! And I’m starting this week off with a new softcore film review! Now, the review may be new, but this movie isn’t. If you’re a fan of softcore […]
The Magic Order #1
I have never been the biggest fan of Mark Millar’s comics, although I have enjoyed some over the years. In many ways he feels to me like the comic-book equivalent of Michael […]
CYBER FORCE #3
This issue mostly focused on a new character, who was introduced in the final page of the previous issue. There was a female scientist named Dr. Morrigan (we’re not given her first […]
Executive Assistant: Iris Vol. 5 #1
Clearly I was not the only one who enjoyed Black Northcott’s ALL NEW FATHOM miniseries last year. The people in charge of ASPEN COMICS must have liked it too, as they have […]
CYBER FORCE #2
This issue opens with Carin testing out her new cybernetic legs. As expected, they’ve given her the ability to run at super speed, clocked at 120 mph. She is extremely happy to […]
CYBER FORCE #1
Cyber Force was Marc Silvestri’s original creator-owned superhero team book that he launched when he and five of his fellow Marvel Comics artists left to form Image Comics. After an initial 4-issue […]
AUGUST AMES, R.I.P.
DAMN! I just heard the news. I’ve been offline for a bit, so I initially missed this. But three days ago, August Ames aka Mercedes Grabowski committed suicide by hanging. This is […]
MIGHTY MOUSE #5
Final issues of miniseries’ are the hardest to review, as I don’t want to spoil anything major for readers who may be coming across this review before deciding to buy the book […]
MIGHTY MOUSE #4
Last issue’s cliffhanger was a big one. Using his creative imagination, Joey was able to come up with a way to connect our world to Mighty Mouse’s cartoon world. But before Mighty […]
ALL-NEW FATHOM #8
So this is it, after seven spin-tingling issues this is the suspenseful conclusion. I went into this series blind, with no previous knowledge about any of the characters or the previous 5 […]
ALL-NEW FATHOM #7
Picking up a month after the end of the previous issue, The Typhos army is dead. But only after they’ve laid waste to a large segment of Australia, with hundreds of humans […]
MIGHTY MOUSE #3
In the previous issue’s cliffhanger, as we learned that Mighty Mouse’s appearance in our “real world” is also having a surprising effect on the cartoon world that he comes from. This issue […]
BUSTY MODELS
Last May when I reviewed the film KISS OR KILL, I made a point of noting how happy I was to see a softcore film starring a Black woman (in that case, […]
HIGH HEEL HOMICIDE
This latest erotic thriller from Retromedia is directed by Dean McKendrick and written by “Suzanne Cabot.” It came out a couple of months ago, I caught it on Amazon video, and I […]
SLEEPING BEAUTIES
Here we have the latest softcore cinematic offering from Retromedia. Written by “Suzanne Cabot” and directed by Dean McKendrick, this follows Cinderella’s Hot Night, in attempting to present an updated version of […]
John Bernecker R.I.P.
Memorial services for John H. Bernecker, the stuntman who died from injuries suffered on the metro Atlanta set of “The Walking Dead,” will be on Saturday in his native New Orleans. Details […]
ALL-NEW FATHOM #6
Well, after the end of the previous issue, you’d think this miniseries was over. Aspen’s Navy boyfriend, Chance, arrived to save the day, with a squadron of Navy pilots leading an attack […]
MIGHTY MOUSE #2
Picking up immediately after the end of the first issue, Mighty Mouse is now real, he’s about 6 inches tall, and facing Joey in Joey’s apartment. Both of them are shocked, and […]
THE SAGA OF ORIGINAL MAN #1
Okay, here’s where things get complicated. I don’t know when this issue was published, although the copyright says 1992. In back of the front cover there is an editorial by Alonzo Washington, […]
ORIGINAL MAN #3
Cover-dated December 1992, this issue from Omega 7 Comics is once again written and drawn by Tony Jappa, with Alonzo Washington as co-writer and publisher. Picking right up form the end of […]
ORIGINAL MAN #2
This 2nd issue (the 3rd, counting the zero issue) is the first to have a Month on the cover. September 1992. Tony Jappa is once credited as Artist/Writer and Anthony Washington as […]
