Category: Comics

Black Bat #4 Written by: Brian Buccellato Art by: Ronan Cliquet That gave me the chills. When you ask for an intro to a hero, that was what I wanted to see. That narration in the beginning as Black Bat…

Iron Man #14 Written by: Kieron Gillen Art by: Greg Land Another fun issue which is shaping up to be one of the most exciting stories I’ve seen written for Iron Man in a long while. Recorder 451 has been…

Batwing #23 Written by: Jimmy Pamiotti Art by: Eduardo Pansica As the newest member of the Bat Family, Lucas has proven himself to be the standout hero. As a new hero in general, Jimmy Palmiotti shows that he is able…

The Shadow #16 Written by: Chris Roberson Art by: Giovanni Timpano Another solid issue as Shadow makes his move to stop The Light. A villain, if you want to label her as such, who is shrouded with so much mystery…

Avengers #17 Written by: Jonathan Hickman and Nick Spencer Art by: Stefano Caselli Expansion, that has been the one thing stressed since the very beginning. As complex as Hickman’s storytelling may be, he surely shows to have a plan for…

Injustice Gods Among Us #30 Written by: Tom Taylor Art by: Bruno Redondo Just as things were really getting good, we then get hit by a filler story. It was decent, though after everything that has happened so far, I…

Red Lanterns #22 Written By: Charles Soule Art By: Alessandro Vitti   Don’t be confused by the grotesque blood and raging nature of this issue, it is by no means a mature tale, but a very juvenile, simple outing, in…

Indestructible Hulk #11 Written By: Mark Waid Art By: Matteo Scalera   With Indestructible Hulk #11, Waid and Sclaera offer a stellar, immersive set up for their new arc, as they send Hulk through the time-stream. A plot that could…

Daredevil #29 Written By: Mark Waid Art By: Javier Rodriguez   Offering one of the more cartoony stories of the series, Daredevil #29 plays like an animated series for the character. While the emotional resonance between Matt and Nate is…

FF #10 Written By: Matt Fraction Art By: Mike Allred   FF #10 is an absolute pleasure from beginning to end, and is simply the kind of comic book that everyone should be reading.  It’s so strange and unique, but…