Category: Reviews

Batman: The Dark Knight #21 Written by: Gregg Hurwitz Art by: Ethan Van Sciver Batman intimidating? Well of course he is, but not like this. He is a man on a mission and driven by a lot of rage right…

Ghostbusters #5 Written by: Erik Burnham Art by: Dan Schoening   Ghostbusters #5 is a major wind-down issue, that establishes where each of the main cast members are after the events of last issue. Admittedly, it’s more fun to see…

Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #1 Written by: Chris Mowry Over-the-top and simply delightful – that is Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #1 summed up. If b-movies, or hell, c-movies are your thing, this series gives plenty of promise for those elements,…

Injustice Gods Among Us #24 Written by: Tom Taylor Art by: Mike S. Miller The kid gloves have now come off. Not just for Tom Taylor but Superman in general. We knew he was going to reach this point and…

Written by: Matt Smith Art by: Simon Coleby   Don’t let the “Year One” moniker fool you into thinking this series is a quiet, intimate character piece. Judge Dredd: Year One #3 continues to boast a loud threat, post-apocalyptic action,…

The Bounce #1 Written by: Joe Casey Art by: David Messina Rebellious guy that takes on being a superhero? Where have I heard this one before? Jokes aside, this was not exactly what I expected, but in a good way.…

Wonder Woman #21 Written by: Brian Azzarello Art by: Cliff Chiang When you ask for characters that have a bite that matches their bark? That is what you get with not just this issue, but the book. You have heroes…

Indestructible Hulk #9 Written by: Mark Waid Art by: Matteo Scalera   By this point, Marvel should transform Indestructible Hulk to Hulk Team-Up, because the past 4 issues of the series have been the character at its best in recent…

Ultimate Comics Ultimates #26 Written by: Joshua Hale Fialkov Art by: Michael Komarck Does anything truly go the Ultimates way? Seems like when you think things couldn’t get any worse for them, Fialkov manages to give them another kick. Everything is…

X-Factor #258 Written by: Peter David Art by: Neil Edwards, Carmen Carnero   X-Factor #258 daringly puts a spotlight on minor character John Madrox, and sadly, makes for one of the weaker offerings the series has given over the past…