Eric Mitchell Comic Reviews

I wanted this book to be good and to entertain me but other than the art it falls flat. Hopefully it gets better with the second issue but for now I won't hold my breath.

This book isn't perfect. As I stated earlier my biggest issue was the overall writing and story. I just found myself mostly confused by what was going on that I felt taken out of the story. The art is the best thing about this book, and I just feel that if you aren't a fan of the world that Gaiman set up, The Dreamingwill be hard to enjoy.

I have mixed feelings about this first issue, in that I want to like it. There are times when every aspect of the story and the art starts to gel but they are outweighed by too may shifts in tone. In no way am I saying that this creative team isn't talented but maybe they aren't the good choice for this book.

I really wanted to like this book but at the end of the day I found it lacking.

The biggest issue I have with this book is the story. It just feels all over the place and I had such a hard time focusing on it. There is just too much going on and it shows. If it was just the one story and one or two subplots it would be fine but it feels like there is too much to swallow.

Despite the books flaws, however, I still really enjoyed it. Im looking forward to seeing how things play out with the story, and how everything gets concluded.

I did have a lot of fun reading this book and I am looking forward to seeing the conclusion of this story.

Renato Guedes once again brings it in his art. Every single panel of this book is gorgeous. Not only do the characters look great but the backgrounds are done beautifully.

I enjoyed this book and look forward to seeing more from this creative team.

Still, I'm enjoying the scientist plot and am looking forward to seeing more of it. Following the first book, I wasn't as invested in the story, but after this one I can say that I am along for the ride.

I really had a lot of fun reading this book and I am very happy to see where Jody Houser takes Faith in series.

This is a very solid second issue of this series and things are starting to heat up. I will continue to read this series because I want to find out what happens and I love the character of Faith.

This is one of my favorite miniseries in a while and I look forward to seeing how it ends.

I wanted to enjoy this series and this story more but it was tough to because the villain was lacking.

Despite the flaws with the writing,Livewire #2is a very solid second issue and starts to set up the overall arc for the series.

As I stated earlier, I enjoyed this issue and I look forward to seeing how this story continues.

All in all I really enjoyed this book and I am looking forward to the rest of the story arc.

The art by Lee Bermejo is absolutely stunning. It sets the mood for this dark and mature tale and does not hold back. Every single panel in this book is something to behold.

With that being said, I absolutely love this book and I had a big smile on my face while reading it.

All in all, I did enjoy the book and I look forward to seeing where the story goes.

Peaty writes a fun adventure that sets up a whole new story arc for Ten and his companions. I love the humor and the mystery is so good. It feels like an episode of the series. The second story by Jody Houser is great. There isn't much to it but it sets up the new Doctor while also helping to set up the next event from Titan.

As I stated earlier, I enjoyed this book but it is not for the faint of heart. It tackles some real (and really heavy) issues. I am looking forward to seeing where the story goes and what happens.

I will admit that I read this book multiple times for this review and I cried every single time. What Tom King and Clay Mann have given readers in just two issues is fantastic. Like Identity Crisis before it, this is a story that shows readers that even the most heroic have their breaking points.

Despite the negatives, I did enjoy Heroes In Crisis #3. Not only am I invested in the characters, I am also invested in this mystery.

This ongoing Justice League Dark series is a breath of fresh air in superhero comics and I will continue to read it.

At the end of the day, I enjoyed this book and have liked these first to series from the Wonder imprint. I'm definitely looking forward to more.

I couldn't find anything wrong with this book and I am so excited for the team of Marc Andreyko and Kevin Maguire. I look forward to seeing more from this team.

I did enjoy this book and I do want to see how this story plays out but with the way the Lanterns were written, I will be cautious with future books.

I did have fun reading this book, though, and can't wait to see how the story ends.

The only negative thing to take away from this book, is that the villains are not as involved as they should be. The are staying in the shadows and I would like to see more from them. I want to see their motivations and why they did what they did. I hope the answers come soon.

All in all, this book was fun and it had a lot of great moments. I can't wait to see how the Titans continue to fight throughout this event.

The art by Jim Towe in this issue is really well done and captures a lot of the seriousness of the story but also the fun moments. I really felt like I was reading the old series that was done by Rob Liefeld. The colors are very spot on and the letters aren't really a problem. The only issue I had with the art is that there really wasn't a lot of detail in the background of some of the panels. Other than that I have no complaints about the art at all.

The art by Tomas Giorello is simple and beautiful and fits the story perfectly. The details on the characters are great and the backgrounds are fantastic. There aren't a lot of action sequences in this book but when they do happen they are breathtaking. Giorello's art is complimented by the colors by Andy Troy. They are bright and bold. The use of shadows is great and the constructs that are created by each Lantern are fantastic. I cannot say enough about the art and the colors.

I had so much fun reading this book and I am looking forward to seeing where this story goes.

This is still a fun read and it showcases two of my favorite Green Lanterns

I have no complaints about this book at all. It is fun and action packed. It delivers!

I honestly couldn't find anything wrong with this book other than I didn't want it to end.

But with all of that being said, I still had a lot of fun reading this book and I am looking forward to the next issue to see how this story plays out.

I really had a hard time trying to find something wrong with this book. If I had one thing to take away that I didn't like, it would be that I wanted this book to focus more on Ninjak finding Livewire than finding Gilad. Gilad felt out of place in a story that is about finding him. I think it's the fact that Livewire has been so important in this universe lately that I am willing to push the main story aside for this subplot.

I have enjoyed my time in this world and as I stated earlier, I would love to see more.

This book was so much fun to read and I really like the team of Houser and Stott. I am looking forward to the rest of this adventure.

Incursion #1starts the slow build to what could become the best event that Valiant has done. It not only continues to world build on the current state of the Valiant Universe but starts to carve its own path.

There is nothing I can find wrong with this book. This is one of the strongest stories that Scott Snyder has written and it shows. Jimenez is flawless in his art and it fits so well. This is a comic book team that I want to see so much more from.

All in all I really enjoyed this book and it makes me excited for the "Drowned Earth" event.

As I stated earlier, this should have been three books but I am happy with what I read.

I couldn't find anything wrong with this book. It was so much fun to read and I had a smile on my face the whole time.

Other than that, I had a lot of fun reading this book. It is the perfect mix of emotion and comedy.

I have enjoyed these twelve issues and I wish it could go on but I am happy with what Valiant gave comic fans.

I love this title and will continue to read it as it is released.

I couldn't find anything wrong with this book. I love it and I can't wait to see where Kindt and Hairsine take this series.

With the strong writing from Kindt and the amazing art by Ryp, this series and run continues to be one of the best comics out there.

All and all this book is fantastic and I am looking forward to the nest issue.

I couldn't find anything wrong with this book. Tom King and Lee Weeks knock it out of the park.

This issue let alone this entire story had no problems at all. I loved every second of it.

I cannot say enough about what Valiant is doing with Bloodshot and I am so happy with where they are going with him. This is one of the reasons I pick up Valiant books every month.

As I stated earlier, this will go down as one of the best runs in comics and this creative team proves it.

I couldn't find anything wrong with this book. It is just a perfect book. I stated earlier that this will go down as one of Lemire's best runs but this will go down as one of the best Bloodshot stories in history.

I honestly couldn't find anything wrong with this book. Every element is perfect and this series is a wonderful edition to a growing imprint that continues to be successful.

I really enjoyed this book and I cannot wait to read more of the adventures of The Seventh Doctor.

Christopher Jones shows that he still the best artist for this miniseries. His character and vehicle designs are great. Every panel in this book is beautiful. The characters look fantastic once again and it feels like I am watching an episode of the show. The aliens look great and they also look very menacing. The art is just perfect.

I really couldn't find anything wrong with this book at all. It was great finale to a fun adventure.

All and all I had an amazing time reading this original graphic novel and I hope to see more of this world for years to come. I cannot find any faults with this book at all and I hope everyone who reads it enjoys their time in this world.

I will be honest: it has been a while since I picked up a Green Lantern book, but I'm glad I picked this one up. Not only are the stakes high but the adventure is fun. The characters are well written and I love it.

I cannot praise this book enough and I am going to be really sad when the series ends.

I can see that HW2 is going to be one of the biggest events in comics and it definitely comes off as such.

I cannot get enough of this book and I look forward to seeing what happens.

I loved this book so much and I look forward to more adventures of the Savage Little Dragons.

The art by Megan Levens is something to admire as well with a very classic but cartoon like feel to the characters. The way she draws each ship and the way she draws a ship going through a nebula or through warp is very beautiful. I hope that she continues to do the art in this series as it continues. Levens brings her A-game in every panel. Marissa Louise brings a lot of bright colors to every panel. The uniforms are bright just like in Star Trek: The Original Series.

I cannot find anything wrong with this book other than I was sad when I finished it. Dark Horse has struck gold here and I could not be happier.

I absolutely had a blast with this book and I am now tempted to pick up the series as a subscription at my local comic shop.

I am looking forward to the ongoing adventures of Valiant High and I am excited to see where it goes.