Wow. This issue is…just WOW. Okay, sorry, but I don’t want to say too much, to risk spoiling the really good stuff for those of you who may have still not picked […]
The Freeze #4
The Magic Order #6
Okay, so last issue we got a traditional Mark Millar SHOCKING PLOT TWIST, which I decried as being too predictable to those who’ve read many of Mark Millar’s work, and said I […]
The Freeze #3
The creative team of writer Dan Wickline and writer Phillip Sevy return with the latest issue of this fascinating miniseries (or is it an ongoing? I just realized that I don’t know.), […]
The Freeze #2
Like the first issue, this issue begins with a scene that I guess takes place in the “present”, whenever that is in this comic. Things are very different. Ray is with a […]
The Magic Order #5
After the murder of his father and the attacks on himself and his wife, Gabriel has finally agreed to join with Regan and Cordelia to confront and take down Madame Albany. But […]
The Freeze #1
Written by Dan Wickline and drawn by Phillip Sevy this book is something I got on impulse, when browsing the new releases on Comixology today. I’d never heard of it before but […]
The Magic Order #4
After a clever opening sequence in which we flashback to the World War II and see how The Magic Order affected the end of that conflict, we return to the present day […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
POWER LINES #1
A local street hood surviving in a crime-infested ghetto has his life turned around when an ancient magic grants him superhuman powers—except his ability only activates in an upscale white community that […]
Savior #3
The mystery of TODD McFARLANE’s newest character continues in issue three of SAVIOR. Okay, so I was disappointed with the first issue of this series, but still decided to give it another […]
Savior #2
A tragic airline crash has killed hundreds. Why? And because of the massive catastrophe, a small town braces itself for the onslaught of news media invading their city. But the biggest mystery […]
AIRBOY #1 and #2 by James Robinson and Greg Hinkle
Before this past Wednesday I knew absolutely nothing about Airboy. I’d heard the name, knew it was some kind of old comic-book character, but that’s it. I had no idea that there […]
Savior #1
What if the MOST DANGEROUS man on Earth was also the one trying to do the MOST GOOD? The world is real. The people are normal. And then he appears! A man […]
SECRET IDENTITIES #2
Image’s hit super-team book continues! As Crosswind further ingratiates himself with the team, Gaijin finds her own loyalties tested. If you read the previous issue then you say the big reveal on […]
Spawn Resurrection #1
The return of Al Simmons, and the start of a brand new era for SPAWN! No one quite knows where Al’s been all this time, but it’s clear he’s come back a […]
The Astounding Wolf-Man Vol. 1
When Gary Hampton is mauled and left for dead–his life takes a drastic turn. Gary is cursed: When the moon is full he transforms into a beast of the night, a werewolf. […]
SECRET IDENTITIES #1
The supergroup known as The Front Line have just invited new hero Crosswind to join them. But what they don’t know is that Crosswind is a mole, sent to learn all their […]
GENIUS #5
This is it! The big finale! The end of one of the most interesting and compelling comic-book miniseries’ that I’ve read in years. After such a delightful build-up over the past 4 […]
GENIUS #4
First, yes I know that I’m about a month late on this. September has been a very busy month for me, both professionally and personally, and I’m afraid that it just hasn’t […]
GENIUS #3
This issue starts with a flashback to Destiny’s first kill, back when she was just a 10 year old girl. It’s a slightly uncomfortable scene to witness, especially since artist Afua Richardson […]
GENIUS #2
It’s been a long-time coming, but it’s finally here. In May 2013 I reviewed Top Cow’s 2008 Pilot Season winner GENIUS #1, written by Marc Bernardin and Adam Freeman, and drawn by […]
VELOCITY #1-3 (ORIGINAL MINISERIES)
So like I said when I reviewed the 2007 Top Cow Pilot Season Velocity one-shot and the 2008 4-issue follow-up miniseries, there had been a 3-issue Velocity miniseries released back in 1995, […]
VELOCITY
Carin Taylor is the fastest woman in the world. At least, she’d better be if she wants to save her own life and the lives of her Cyberforce teammates. When a former […]
PILOT SEASON: VELOCITY #1
How does a young heroine find love when she’s the target of an all-new batch of super-villains?! Pure pop superheroics unlike anything Top Cow fans have ever experienced! Written by Joe Casey […]
ROB LIEFELD’S SANTA THE BARBARIAN
Okay, it’s a little late for Christmas, but someone mentioned this on Facebook recently, and I knew I had a copy of this somewhere, and so I dug it out to give […]
THE PRO
Just when you think GARTH ENNIS has gone too far, just when you thought it was safe to walk the streets, just when you thought no one would go near the idea […]
VESCELL
The International Company known as Vescell specializes in what is commonly known as ‘Vtrans’, the transferring of a person’s mind and spirit from one body into another. Former Icarus City Detective, Mauricio […]
Pilot Season: Genius #1
Alexander, Hannibal, Napoleon, Patton. What if the greatest military mind of OUR generation was born in strife, surrounded by violence and combat since birth? When the gauntlet is dropped, the question isn’t […]
THREE ONE-SHOT COMIC-BOOKS YOU SHOULD PROBABLY READ
Seeing as how popular my 13 Comics To Read in 2013- Chacebook Edition post continues to be (its gotten even more hits since it went live than my posts about Rick Olney), […]
