Spawn #321 Review
Carlo Barberi’s art continues to be astounding. It’s just so lively and fresh! It really makes the book so much more appealing and I hope he has a long tenure on this series…
Darth Vader #15 Review
Every panel is eye-catching and the colours by Jason Keith gel wonderfully with Ienco’s lines, his use of various shades of red creating a cohesive look for the whole issue, whether Pak is progressing the plot or taking the reader into the heat of battle…
Action Comics #1034 Review
We pick up with Lois facing off against the Warzoon, fanatical followers of Mongul. She is joined in the fray by Thao-La, who is still trying to cast off the influence of her tormentors. Things quickly descend into chaos…
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King Spawn #1 Review
King spawn number one has arrived! The most anticipated spawn book since 1992 is here and it sure lives up to the disturbing nature it’s famously set for the last 30 years…
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Pokemania At The Movies: A Look At The Merchandise and Promotion Of The Early Pokemon Films
In the late 1990s the Pokemon franchise was taking the world by storm, a storm which grew even bigger upon the release of Pokemon: The First Movie and the subsequent Pokemon movies that followed…
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Detective Comics #1041 Review
One of the more interesting aspects of the current run of Batman comics is the fact that Bruce no longer has the endless wealth that he once had at his disposal. This means Batman has become more like a street rat, operating out of the sewers, without the security of his old bat-cave…
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Amazing Fantasy #2 Review
These are a great choice for someone wanting something unpretentiously entertaining from their comics or an adventure story to share with their kids. It’s a short run, which makes it manageable, and it has a genuinely unique feel…
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The Swamp Thing #5 Review
Ram V continues to impress with his writing, handling a story that functions both as a standalone and as part of a larger arc. That he weaves in history, metaphysics and philosophy while still keeping us excited and engaged is quite a feat…
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Star Wars: War Of The Bounty Hunters #3
Fans of the myriad twists, turns and surprises that Soule has crammed into the previous two issues will not be disappointed, and what transpires across the second half makes for some of the most dynamic and impactful panels of the series so far…
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Star Wars #16 Review
The doubt and fear that has plagued Luke Skywalker throughout this top-quality run finally comes to a head as he faces down the possibility of another showdown with Darth Vader at a crucial and climactic moment in the War of the Bounty Hunters event…
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Alien #2 Review
Terror, action and horror in equal measures are strung together entertainingly in this continuation of a tense and atmospheric Alien story.
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Batman #111 Review
Tynion has no problem showing us where he sits on the rogues gallery totem pole, as Scarecrow takes centre stage and puts Simon Saint’s puppet in his place.
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X-Men #2 Review
After cutting themselves off from the rest of the world in recent times, the X-Men are back to protect humanity from a multitude of threats sent one by one by the hideous and menacing Cordyceps Jones…
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Star Wars: 4-Lom & Zuckuss #1 Review
While the earlier comic was a tense, nail-biting, white-knuckle ride of an issue, Daniel José Older’s approach is a much more light-hearted and humorous one which is no less refreshing….
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The Case For… The Green Lantern Movie
Sometimes even the smallest positive element can make a piece of entertainment worthy of my time and consideration. I believe that once you engage with the creative process a little for yourself, you gain a much deeper appreciation for the work and creations of others. So with that mindset, I settled in for my second viewing of the Green Lantern movie…
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Amazing Fantasy #1 Review
If you’re in a comic shop and don’t feel even the remotest pull of curiosity when faced with an image of Captain America riding a winged lion, then perhaps you are browsing the wrong shelves…
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Detective Comics #1040 Review
The splash page of Batman and Joker crashing through a skylight, during a flashback, is stunning and I get a kick out of seeing the 1980’s colours on their costumes…
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Throwback Review – The Uncanny X-Men #146 – June 1981
The Uncanny X-Men #146 came just a few short months after not one but two of the most iconic, revered, and well-regarded X-Men stories of all time…
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Alien #1 Review
This is a bold start to an Alien story. It has good character development and a pacey, original, intriguing plot of fright inducing promise.
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Fantastic Four #34 Review
Fantastic Four #34, written by Dan Slott with art by R.B. Silva ends the Bride of Doom storyline with the Four and friends trying to get out of Doctor Doom’s wedding reception with their lives…
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