The Blackout Bombshell #1 Review
The Blackout Bombshell #1 refuses to deliver monotone characters that simply brood in the shadows. The Blackout Bombshell is a … Read more
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Barnstormers #3 Review
All good things must come to an end, and with Barnstormers #3 it’s clear as day why the series won … Read more
Kill More #1 Review
Part police procedural drama and dystopian sci-fi, Scott Bryan Wilson and Max Alan Fuchs’ Kill More #1 lacks depth, leaving … Read more
Star Trek: Picard’s Academy #1 Review
With Star Trek: Pickard’s Academy, Trekkies can finally see Jean-Luc Picard’s formative years at Starfleet Academy. Even if you’re not … Read more
The Hunger and The Dusk #2 Review
The Hunger and The Dusk #2, G. Willow Wilson and Christian Wildgoose’s fantasy romance hits giant heights but feels overstuffed. … Read more
Dwellings #1 Review
Canadian cartoonist Jay Stephens reimagines classic Harvey Comics to create this year’s most unique and twisted horror reading experience in … Read more
Barnstormers #2 Review
Fresh off their Eisner win for Best Digital Comic, Scott Snyder and Tula Lotay’s high-flying, WWI adventure story continues to … Read more
Simulation Theory #1 Review
With ‘Simulation Theory’ Curt Pires and company deliver a relevant and all-too-close to reality sci-fi thrill ride. “I believe that … Read more
The Sacrificers #1 Review
Compelling, unique and fully immersive world building is the name of the game from master storytellers Rick Remender and Max … Read more
Sirens of the City #1 Review
In BOOM Studios’ Sirens of the City #1, unconventional is the name of the game—with a healthy dose of a … Read more