The Mighty Barbarians #1 is a fun start. It takes the traditional fantasy adventure and mixes it with a more modern sense and style. While the comic itself doesn't blaze any really new paths, it does deliver an entertaining start that fans of the characters or fantasy adventure will want to check out. Read Full Review

In terms of what the creators set out to do in this first issue, this has to be considered a success. Yes, it's a lot of groundwork laying, and yes, other than the characters themselves there's nothinghere we haven't seen a hundred times before. But given the track record of the writer and the obvious talent of the artist, this is definitely a series that's well worth checking out. A solid enough opening then, but I'm eager to start getting into the real meat of the story now that the introductions are out of the way. Read Full Review

When an unstoppable force starts consuming one world after another, sorceress Morgan Le Fey uses her magic to assemble a team of skull-cracking warriors who must somehow work together to save all of existence. There's the young trickster Anansi, Viking shield maiden Birka, the shape shifting Nanook, and their leader, heir to a fallen kingdom and mightiest of warriors, Kull! Read Full Review