Chief is back for an old school feeling Doom Patrol adventure
Xmen Blue 6 review
A laid back fairly calm issue of X-Men Blue
Green Arrow #27 Review
Green Arrow and Wonder woman team up for one wild and exciting issue.
Thor Ragnarok prelude comic review
If you've seen The Incredible Hulk film then there is no reason to buy this issue.
A rogue robot is trying to destroy time, and has prevented the life of Adolf Hitler from ever occurring. Space-protecting scientist Neela Sethi and her dinosaur-like partner Ank journey to Faith's time and ask for her help.
After its strong start, Secret Weapons second issue brings both the current threat and grander direction of the series more clearly into focus, but fails at telling as compelling a story, one that is clearly made for Valiant diehards instead of readers interested in Eric Heisserer’s work or intrigued by the cover or artwork.
Xmen Gold #7 review
The wheels are moving but taking us nowhere this issue of Xmen Gold
Snot Girl #6
Even with a long hiatus, Snotgirl doesn't miss a beat
Green Arrow #26 review
Stephen Byrne brings a clean beautiful style to this issue of Green Arrow
Detective Comics #959
We are told how Bats first met Zatanna in this exciting issue of Detective Comics! Also, A.I. assassins!
Batman #26 The War begins...
Seeing the Joker not smiling is very unsettling. In fact, it is perhaps even creepier than he is with a smile.
Secret Weapons #1 Review
Valiant has been building team units from their stable of characters to great success in recent years, and the newest entry, Secret Weapons, shows a whole lot of promise
Extremity #5 Review
Image recently announced that Extremity #1-6 will be collected in trade. No wonder! Have you read my reviews? This guy know what he's doing!
Defenders #2 Review
I'm not even gonna write anything fancy here, just go buy this book.
Batman #25 The War of Jokes and Riddles
Batman #25 begins the War of Jokes and Riddles!
Xmen Gold #6 Review
Once again X-Men Gold manages to be just "alright"
Royals #4 Review
Ronan the Accuser pops up to accuse the Royal family.
Crosswind #1 Review - Get Ready For A Surprise
Crosswind is the new book from co-creators Gail Simone, writer, and Cat Staggs, illustrator that takes a surprising twist. Remember Freaky Friday where the mother and daughter switched bodies? Well, what if instead a hardened mobster and a defeated housewife switched bodies? One thing is for sure, both may feel like a fish out of water but I'm willing to bet that as the story progresses they each have profound possibly even positive effects on each other's lives.
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-man #1 Spectacular Review
Theres a brand new ongoing Spider-man comic and it is written by Chip Zdarksy! How well does he handle the webbed wonder in this first issue? Check out our review to find out!