Harrison Rawdin's Comic Reviews

Reviewer For: Unleash The Fanboy, SnapPow.com Reviews: 1933
8.0Avg. Review Rating

A Voice in the Dark #7 is simply superb entertainment at its finest. It feels like an extremely high point in the franchise that embraces its crescendo status right before this opening volume ends by its own terms. To sum up: it's not perfect but it gets so close that this is without a doubt a must own for any discerning fanboy or fangirl.
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There's no way else to put it: this issue represents exactly what this franchise needed. After being gone from comic stands for a while I have to admit peeling through this book brought a smile to my face, as some seriously worthwhile elements successfully caped off this re-imagining.
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Dark Shadows #23 is the end of a volume, but I hope we witness the resurrection of these characters in the near future. Highly recommended.
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Deadly Class #5 forces me to do something I hate. After reading the issue a few times and mulling it over I can't help but call this one a must own as it earns my highest accolades.
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East of West #1 is a brilliant release that start this series in the best way possible. From the illustrations to the written word this has got to be the most impressive launch I've reviewed for Unleash The Fanboy. Highly recommended.
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East of West #2 is a release that continues the outstanding streak established by last month's launch, because of that this comic comes with the absolute highest recommendation we here at UTF can give.
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East of West #6 is a must-own. Grab your saddle and prepare for a highly recommended ride.
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East of West #8 is near perfect, as it left me in awe while earning this score. Highly recommended.
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East of West #13 is an awesome entry that got me more excited for the future of this franchise. A good amount happens and then there's that cliffhanger which will surely please eager followers because this is a must own.
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Fatale #23 is not the penultimate issue for an arc but rather the calm before the finale of a series. And because of that fact it certainly carries weight but never for a split second stumbles. This is a must own.
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Flash Gordon #8 is a smart comic book that has enough worth to know how it needs to end. The whole of this volume has been fun in a way few titles can muster and for that reason plus plenty of others, all born from Kings Watch, this release earns the right to be called a must own.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Clash of Queens #5 is not perfect, but in my mind it candidly represents everything that a title like this could be. It effortlessly earns the right to be a must own.
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Grimm Fairy Tales 2013 Halloween Special is a must own that ignites a proper adventure in a universe populated by fairy tale monsters. Highly recommended.
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Jupiter's Legacy #3 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but the issue was so powerful it might as well have been, as it earns the right to be highly recommended.
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Mara #6 is truly an amazing comic because what this team crafts is nothing short of a crescendo which exemplifies the best of humanity despite our dark deeds. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #31 hits it out of the park for me. Sure it'd be easy to complain about the fact that all this issue did was raise more questions but I can't shake the feeling that a lot was revealed here and we just don't understand it yet. For that reason and the excellent cliffhanger I have no choice but to give the grade this comic book absolutely deserves. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #37is a must own that easily proves its worth as it becomes my favorite release to date.
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Peter Panzerfaust #15 is a superb release, that”s not perfect but it's close. Highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #12 does exactly what an arc ender needs to. Every second is full of personality with a team that's just ready to strut their stuff in this must own.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #28 is in a word: quality. It's a must own that comes highly recommended.
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It's funny if you ask fans to name key issues in a series, they almost never select the start of a run, proper jump on point or even a milestone release (i.e. 50, 100, etc). For me Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #32 represents the best the franchise has to offer and as it continues to grow I only see great things on the horizon. This is a must own!
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The Memory Collectors #3 is not flawless but it is a high caliber entry, as it ignites my own interest and deserves to be on your pull-list. Add in the back-up feature by Jason Mote and Christopher Mitten and you have a package that's a must own.
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The Shadow Now #4 is an exceptional entry that has me excited for the future. Highly recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #10 is something that's absolutely special, as the entire mini-series plus this issue deserves a spot in your collection. This is a must own.
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Think Tank #9 is one of the best comic books of the week and it might just be one of the best I've read, period. Highly Recommended.
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Think Tank #12 is outstanding! It has all the ingredients that a proper climax deserves while still clearing the stage for its second volume. Thanks to the architects and their bold vision the latest adventure of Dr. David Lorenis without a doubt a must own.
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Venom #22 is for me, the wholepackage. It earns the score I give it not because it's a perfect issue, but due to the fact that it delivers an emotionally strong finish with the right amount of necessary style. Highly recommended.
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Witchblade #165 is one of the top issues from this current run, if not one of the best published releases from this storied franchise. Highly recommended.
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If you've never been a fan of Wonder Womanbefore, then this is the time to check out the character and see why so many reviewers and fans are raving about what this creative team has done. Highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman #35 is not perfect but there's no doubt that this release exemplifies a creative team that ran to the finish while firing on all cylinders. And for that reason, plus the feeling of completeness offered here, this absolutely stands tall as a must own.
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Faith: Dreamside #3 is high quality entertainment that should please established fans while drawing in some curious ones. It's just easy to absorb thanks in large part to a creative team that focuses in more on what's happening rather than the reasons behind it. So by all means whether you've been keeping up on the saga of Ms. Herbertor not now's a great time to take a chance and see what the fuss is all about.
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Abe Sapien #12 is an easy comic to grade, because the creative team has crafted something that's not perfect but it stands tall as a singular reason to checkout this title. For that reason this release is a must own.
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Adam.3 #2 is an absolutely engaging piece of fiction that excels through the might of its creator. I appreciated the format decisions as I eagerly shower this title with praise and recommend it to any curious onlookers that might want to try something new.
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All New Soulfire #7 nears perfection for me, but I know there's room for even more improvement. With just one issue to go I honestly can't wait to see what the creative team does to wrap this up. Highly recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #9 proves the worth of its character with a literary and visual barrage that entertains on almost every conceivable level. Highly recommended.
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Armor Hunters #4 simply rocked! Without spoiling what happened, I'll say that I walked away from this pleased and even enthused. I don't know what comes next but here's a comic that just comes highly recommended.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #118 is superb entertainment so much sothat I'm honestly tempted to give ita perfect score, the only thing that holds me back is thatI know this team can do even better. Highly recommended.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #121 continues to spin compelling stories in a world gone mad. The intrepid creative team charts a course that puts our players squarely in the cross-hairs of supernatural forces that many of would simply run from. Highly recommended.
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Calexit #2 speaks right to a world ripe for its message. All over we see global uncertainty as each side becomes more and more entrenched in their beliefs excluding others and I'm not saying this chaotic piece of fiction has the answers but it's asking the right questions. And at only two issues in it's clear that this Black Mask title deserves to find recognition and a place on your pull-list this Wednesday.
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Danger Club #6 represents, for me, a surprising return for a title that had already garnered my attention and praise. If this one happened to slip under your radar back in 2013 then now's the right time to go hunting for those back issues! Just trust me: this because this is absolutely one ride every fanboy and fangirl needs as this comic comes highly recommended.
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Deadly Class #4 is entertainment that's not perfect but really close. Thanks to the efforts of a top-notch creative team fans are treated with a unique jaunt that never loses its gripe on reality. It easily comes highly recommended.
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East of West #15 is another rousing extension in a saga that's been entertaining and thought provoking. The sheer creativity and the steady quality allows this property to stand out from the rest of the crowd as this entry easily comes highly recommended.
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Faith and the Future Force #5 is exactly they type of comic book I hope to grade! It showcases the strength of a crazy narrative with a simple premise that finds a unique way to bring itself to a finish. So by all means go grab this and the first three, you won't regret it!
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Flash Gordon #4 maintains its own level of quality even in the final moments of its first arc. It carries a sense of adventure and wonderment that's exceedingly rare in a modern age where most stories feel recycled. And that right there is what separates this from other works adorning racks at your local comic shop. To wrap this up: the latest release comes highly recommended.
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Genius #3 is a superbly realized act in a topical epic that deserves to hold your attention. There are a lot of comics that come and go, but there's no doubt in my mind that this one's special and in the end it comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Goddess Inc. #2 is without a doubt one of the titles that I look forward to reviewing. The creative team has crafted something special that makes me want to shout for more as this one effortlessly comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Godstorm: Hercules Payne #5 is near perfect in its execution, as this creative team demonstrates their level of skill. And if you haven't kept up then now's the time to hunt for those back issues as this comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #100 is here my fellow fanboys and fangirls, I imagine you know what that means: the realms will never be the same. But don't worry it's not depressing instead the results found within are interesting as a new day dawns. This comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #103 focuses on answering a simple question: why does Ilys go by Skye now? And through that intent we get character development in a text that ebbs and flows with a clear purpose while this offering comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Alice in Wonderland One-Shot is a high quality yarn that deserves to be purchased by any fanboy or fangirl with an affinity for horror. Thanks to a great creative team this aspect of the Zenecope10th Anniversary turned out to be a treat.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Clash of Queens #4 is a quality outing that absolutely deserves a spot on your pull-list. This issue easily comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Warlord of Oz #5 is one of my favorite releases this week. With a creative team that's absolutely rocking their material and a penultimate issue that understands what it needs to do there's no doubt that this one comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #21 is exactly the type of comic I need on my pull-list. It's dynamic, entertaining and horrifying with a quality level that simmers with smart execution. Highly recommended.
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Harrow County #5 is an excellent addition to this comic franchise. The creative team understands the type of material they're trying to sell and they're only getting better at it. So right now is the perfect time to add this book to your already full pull-list.
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Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. #1 is an enthralling release that will speak to its base. Excellent art, sturdy text and a solid set up lead to a highly recommended outing.
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Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952 #3 is a fast moving adventure yarn that understands the boundless realm of the supernatural. With a solid cast, worthy text and the fact that I'm absorbed by the world of the B.P.R.D. as it existed in 1952 it's no wonder that this comes highly recommended.
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Hercules: The Wrath of the Heavens #1 is damn near perfection! I try to grade a little harder on opening issues to give the creative team room to grow but I just can't stop gushing when I think about this release! It's a quality yarn with high adventure that's bound to speak to a lot of fanboys and fangirls if given half a chance. In short: you just have to add this epic to your pull-list so go out and grab yourself a copy!
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Hercules: Wrath of the Heavens #2 is the type of comic I hope to find. It's an epic with science fiction as part of its setting and the creative team simply understands that right from the start. The end result is a brutal but wonderfully realized opus that more than deserves to find itself an audience! So by all means rush out and grab a copy because you've had a rough week and you need a reward.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #3 carries an aged atmosphere with a modern glow. It's an old machine that can strut its stuff with ease while putting many other popular properties to shame. Highly recommended.
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Jupiter's Legacy #5 soars to new heights. Sure it took time for it to arrive but trust me when I say it was worth the wait. And so this release comes highly recommended.
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Justice League #44 represents something that's exceedingly rare for one of the bit two companies in this industry, and that's an event actually handled right. Through a very strong creative team which boasts pretty pictures and consistently engaging plot development, we see a fourth entry that's more than worth its own price of admission. Highly recommended.
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Justice League #48 is a high action pulse pounding entry that understands the narrative it's trying to tell. Add in a creative team that knows their stuff and there's no doubt that before the next era begins this opus will leave its mark!
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King Conan: Wolves Beyond the Border #2 is an entry that movesforward while giving a lot of quality material to its fans, asDark Horse continues to be a winning home for this favored Barbarian.
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In the end Penny Dreadful: The Awakening #5 is downright great from cover to cover. It's the start of a really bad day for our cast but man oh man the whole narrative acts as a brilliant crescendo that's bound to make longtime fans grin eagerly from ear to ear.
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Penny Dreadful #7 continues the dark atmosphere that's been in place since this extension of the TV show began. And with more than capable minds orchestrating this title there's a lot to dig about it. I absolutely found myself transported back a bit as I flipped through each page eyeing one panel after the another while the story itself just gripped me so in other words: this is a smart continuation full of quality work.
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Postal #22 in one word: tension! From start to finish the creative team is charting a hard course for our primary characters to follow. With their town in the balance time is fast approaching and everyone involved is going to have to make deals and decisions as the pieces fall where they may. For us as an audience what comes next should be entertaining so long as the talents behind it all keep the quality level high!
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Rebels: These Free and Independent States #5 is a near perfect conclusion, with a creative team that's firing on all cylinders. This isn't the normal work you'd pick up at your local comic shop but trust me it's one that should make its way into your collection. And if you haven't been following along now's the perfect time to grab some back issues and journey back into the past.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #11 is an example of a bout of real world fun as only a capable creative team can deliver. It was a yarn that from beginning to end warrants attention beyond its normal audience. In short: this one easily earned high marks from me.
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Rocket Raccoon #1 is an outlandishly fun space jaunt that deserves its audience. Right now, after one issue, I can say that I would shout from the rooftops that this comic book indeed comes highly recommended.
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Sidekick #10 quickly turns into an engaging penultimate outing that pushes itself toward a first volume conclusion. I have no idea what the future might hold for Barry Chase but as it is right now I'm intrigued. You owe it to yourself to pick this up. Highly recommended.
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The Sovereigns #4 is the second to last issue for this series and man oh man it's a wonderful experience. I had no idea how I'd feel about this title going in but I'm a huge supporter of what this creative team has done and continues to do. Add in that Doc Spektor back-up feature by Aubrey Sitterson, Dylan Burnett and Triona T. Farrell and there's no doubt that you need to grab yourself a copy.
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The Sovereigns #5 is what every event conclusion strives to be! It alters the fabric of an entire line of books while giving birth to a powerful narrative. If you haven't been reading along now's the time to go grab those back issues and get lost in a well realized yarn.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #31 is an outstanding entry that barely misses the mark on what I would deem as perfection. These four brothers, their father and friends come highly recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #12 is what it needed to be. As the last bits fall into place the tale becomes readily clear as the creative delivers what they must in order to bring closure to this journey that just wants to stop. It's imperfect in some aspects, but deliciously deserving in others as this one earns the right to come highly recommended.
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Thanos #10 is a profoundly enjoyable read that more than earns a spot in your collection. A high caliber creative team delivers the goods with a titular villain that's surprisingly easy to root for. So by all means rush out and buy yourself a copy, because you deserve it!
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The Beauty #16 is well executed conclusion to a more than solid arc. It does what it needs to do and a little bit extra to impress its audience and garner praise from this particular critic. In short this issue comes highly recommended.
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The Blood Queen #1 is a comic that despite some minor scuffs soars high. The creative team delivers an opening issue that without a doubt carries a lot of interest and deserves to generate tremendous buzz because this one comes highly recommended.
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New 52: Futures End #4 breaks some roadblocks as it proves that this is a viable journey with enough narrative meat to garner both fan and critic attention. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Midnight in Moscow #2 is close to being perfect as this six-issue mini-series feels more like an event with each passing page. For readers who might be interested take a chance and enjoy because this comic book comes highly recommended.
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Vampirella 2015 Annual is a high quality piece of fiction that makes use of its long standing protagonist while giving her some worthwhile interactions along the way. To put it simply this outing rather easily comes recommended to any curious readers giving it the once over.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Van Helsing vs. Dracula #1 is a high quality start to something that deserves a place on every pull-list. Love to read something that plays with genre tropes without falling victim to them? You've come to the right title because for a modest price of admission this is one journey that will no doubt please both new and seasoned followers as it easily comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Van Helsing vs. Dracula #4lives up to its part in the arcwhile being a near perfect penultimate issue. I have zero complaints as Zenescopehas a release that should please fans while attracting curious newcomers to its awesomeness.
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Wayward #3 just speaks to me. It's a thriller with a heart of gold, where just enough character development and arc progression adds up to a downright engaging cliffhanger. In other words: this release soundly comes highly recommended.
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Wayward #14 is another crisp and high quality entry that absolutely deserves to stay on your pull-list. And if this is your first time exploring the world the title offers, get ready to go out and grab some back issues because the journey up to this point has been totally worth it.
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Witchblade #175is exactly the type of high caliber comic I look forward to reviewing. It represents a turning point for our heroine as it adds in a couple companion stories plus theWitching Hour. With all that in mind this book instantly becomes a must own for fans and a decent jump on point for new readers. Highly recommended.
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When I closedWitchblade #180 I realized it was what I wanted it to be. “Darkness Falls: The Death of Jackie Estacado” handles it's responsibilities from start to finish as it comes highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman #29 is a fine feature that exudes accomplishment and we still have quite a few issues left until this saga comes to a close. Highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman #34 is an outstanding release that pleases its core audience from beginning to end. In the mighty world of comics there are character defining runs for almost any icon and there's no doubt in my mind that this will be one of those for our favored Amazon. Highly Recommended.
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X-O Manowar #0 is a comic book that highlights the core of its protagonist without wasting the time of his primary audience. For that reason this extra issue does enough to justify itself as it come highly recommended.
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Here's one release that was easy to grade, as Barbarella #12comes highly recommended. So if for some reason you haven't been reading this volume please snag a copy plus the previous back issues, because whether you love the icon or not the team turned in a worthy adventure.
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Centipede #5 is a high caliber outing that should please gaming fans with an affinity for Atari! I wholly recommend going back to the first issue and diving deep into this other world ravaged by an alien monster and its horde, so by all means go grab yourself a copy!
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Spawn #289 is here and it's a prime example as to why you need this book on your pull-list! It's outstanding that after all this time the creative team still finds ways to keep this saga relevant and engaging. You can't argue with the overall quality as this comes highly recommended.
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A Voice in the Dark #2 is a must own book. I'll be honest, after the first issue I though I knew where this was going but I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. What we have in our hands is a fascinating concept that deserves a chance. Highly recommended.
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A Voice in the Dark #4 is a highly recommended piece of fiction that deserves a chance to win youover.
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A Voice in the Dark #5 is one of my favorites this week. It's another engrossing journey into a burgeoning killers psyche and if you're not reading this than you're missing out. Highly recommended.
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Abe Sapien #21 proves that it may be an era where there's Hell on Earth but there are heroes still fighting against the tide of darkness. Add in a smart but capable creative team and we're left with an outing that gives action, suspense and thrills from beginning to end. So in short when all is added together dear readers this comic book comes highly recommended.
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All New Fathom #2 is a quick read that doesn't break any new barriers, but the creative team nails so many excellent elements that this comic book just has to come highly recommended.
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All New Fathom #5 does its thing without hampering the quality of the arc. Highly recommended.
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All-New Fathom Vol. 6 #7 is a penultimate issue that has some downright awesome moments leading the book towards its final chapter. There's a lot going on in the aftermath of the Elite Blue Council as the shadow of government change covers the capitol of Muria and Canon takes his steps to assert his dominance. Add in some solid moments for our supporting cast plus a potent conclusion and we have a winner.
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All New Soulfire #2 is a comic that's a must own. Highly recommended.
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All New Soulfire #5 is exactly the type of comic I hope to review for UTF. It carries a striking array of characters, solid plot and a worthwhile cliffhanger. It all adds up to a release that comes highly recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1.2 is a comic book that embraces a shaky premise but manages to come out with something worthy of its initial undertaking. In other words my fellow fanboys and fangirls: I highly recommend it.
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Amazing Spider-Man #3 does so much right as it clears a pathway towards the future while never ignoring the debris of its Superior past. In other words this outing comes highly recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #3 is another striking entry that's sure to garner the attention of both new and old readers. Highly recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #5 is an excellent release that flows with the essence of what make this universe unique. If you like science fiction with more than a few moral quandaries embedded within its text than this title deserves to be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #6 is not perfect but it gets dangerously close to achieving a score that I rarely give out. In short: go buy this comic, you pull-list needs it. Highly recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #7 is a fitting continuation that proves that it has just enough substance to make it a must-own title. Without a doubt it comes highly recommended.
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If you found the Heart Stone story arc to be a little underwhelming in comparison to the adventures featuring Tilly Grimes and Tom Judge, then Artifacts #22 is a comic book that's certainly for you. Highly recommended.
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Artifacts #23 is simply a hard hitting release that offers a somber but fitting conclusion. Recommended.
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Artifacts #25 is an exceptional release that will surely please eager fans. Highly recommended.
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Artifacts #31 is a fitting conclusion to this mini-arc. It develops a side character and leads into what should be an engrossing end to this era. Highly recommended.
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Avengers #31 is a quality release that earns attention while forging its own destiny. I have to admit it feels slightly reminiscent of what DC Comics is currently doing but the creative team births enough originality to make my job easy. Highly recommended.
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Avengers vs X-Men #11 is a wonderful release that represents the very best of this event series. Highly recommended.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #128 presents a high quality romp that plays with its cast while furthering yet another rousing arc. It's suspenseful and to the point when it needs to be. This results is a comic that comes highly recommended.
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Batman/Superman #2 is an absolutely engrossing comic book that's chock-full of text and rendered with the utmost care. Highly recommended.
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Battlestar Galactica #5 delivers on almost every front, as this comic book yields a romp that embraces its own share of camp. That might sound off-putting but trust me it more than works. Highly recommended.
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Whether you're for or against the whole idea of Before Watchmen, this is a comic book worth buying. Highly recommended.
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Before Watchmen: Minutemen #5 is the best release of this already sterling series. If you're not sold on the concept of these prequels yet that's more than fine, but you should at least pick this book up if for no other reason than to enjoy the narrative and artistic skills on display. Highly recommended.
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Project Superpowers: Blackcross #1 is a smartly conceived outing that may be all hook but you know what? I wouldn't have it any other way as this comic earns the right to come highly recommended.
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Bloodshot: Revelation #11 is a high quality comic book that more than deserves a look when you head to your local shop this week. From cover to cover the team delivers a family focused outing that knows what it wants to do as it pulls in new readers just like me.
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The Bounce #7proves to me the strength of this piece of fiction, as this release capitalizes on previously mentioned strands while cementing its footing as a franchise that's worthy of recognition. Highly recommended.
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The Bounce #8 is a great entry that makes my job easy, as it heroically arrives at your local comic shop. Highly recommended.
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Broken Pieces #5 is a fitting and emotional finish that will leave fans thoroughly satisfied. Highly recommended.
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BubbleGun #4 is a comic book which boldly strides toward something more than the mere sum of its somewhat developed but nonetheless mechanical parts. Highly recommended.
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Captain Midnight #3 is an absolutely enjoyable book that deserves to be on any fanboys or fangirls pull-list this Wednesday. Simply put: take flight and have some fun because this comes highly recommended.
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Captain Midnight #10 is a heartfelt outing that makes use of its cast, while pushing its narrative scope forward. It easily comes highly recommended.
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Centipede #3 is exactly the type of reading experience that should surprise it's audience. It's a fun page turner, with a solid but flawed main character that's easy to root for! I have no idea where this one will go next month but in the meantime I'll just be over here counting the days before we find out who ultimately comes out on top in this apocalyptic but simple struggle: the man with guns or the monstrous beast!
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Centipede #4 continues to be a wholly unexpected gem of a mini-series. It uses the backdrop of itsAtari history just enough to go down a completely different rabbit hole and the creative team runs with it form there. So do the right thing and grab a copy this week!
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Chastity #1 is another winning release for this Chaos! relaunch. Whether you're picking up the main title or not the quality contained within this one deserves a spot on your pull-list. Let it be known: this earns its accolades and comes highly recommended.
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Chastity #3 impressed me from beginning to end. It carried enough depth to further solidify the struggle of our protagonist as she attempts to just survive her current situation. Highly recommended.
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Civil War #4 represents the start of a resolution for an argument that pushed friends and family to opposing sides. But now with the right groundwork in place this creative team stands poised to deliver an ending that could do justice to the original event. Highly recommended.
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Clown Fatale #4 is without a doubt a highly entertaining romp that shouldn't be taken too seriously. It is what it is and within that logic it excels beautifully. Highly recommended.
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To be completely honest Cold Spots #4 is one of those indie gems that are just easy to grade. The team behind this, with quality in mind, delivers a penultimate outing that feels right in sync so much so four issues in the whole experience comes highly recommended.
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Conan Red Sonja #1 is a beginning that's teaming with personality and adventure. And with an already established success streak for Hyboria at Dark Horse color me excited as this one comes highly recommended.
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Conan and the People of the Black Circle #3 is, in my mind, an entry that would make Robert E. Howard proud. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #17 is yet another excellent entry in a series that deserves to be purchased. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #18 is one of the best books I've read as the creative team delivers unto their audience something special. Not only do they end the arc right they give it enough weight for our hero to learn and grow. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #20 is a valuable addition to the sterling title and a worthwhile comic to place in the vaults of your collection. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #21 is a great comic book, that goes beyond the mandate of the traditional adventure yarn to deliver something that's absolutely worth your attention. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #23 is an outing that, I imagine, would make Robert E. Howard proud. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #24 is the second to last of this volume, and we can all rest assured that things are ending on a decisively strong note. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Avenger #21 is a quality entry that's as tough as it honestly needs to be. The execution of the creative team is not flawless but it's really good so much so that this entry effortlesslycomes recommended.
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Contest of Champions #1 is, so far, my favorite series born from the aftermath of Secret Wars. It gets right to the thick of its purpose without burying us with too much exposition which believe me is a great thing. For that reason this easily comes recommended.
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Damsels #10 is a without a doubt a superb outing that delivers on so many levels. Highly recommended.
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Damsels in Excess #2 is a very fun adventure yarn that's chock-full of personality. The text is engaging and the art is stellar in a comic that earns the right to garner a dedicated following. Highly recommended.
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Danger Club #4 is a fairly easy book to score since it has a really strong story and top-notch art. Highly recommended.
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Danger Girl: Renegade #1 is going to be a comic book that right from the onset is going to attract a specific type of audience member. But whether you've been around from the start, or if this is your first foray with Abbey Chase, the creative team hit it out of the park with this issue. It's a solid start point for a mini-series that seems to be bound for fun as this comes highly recommended.
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Dark Shadows #20 is a comic that makes my job quite easy. At the end of the day this review is a reflection of the tale I just read and the result is you should go out and buy it. Highly recommended.
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Dark Shadows #22 is yet another excellent entry that exceeds my expectations as it makes way for what should be a fitting ending. Highly recommended.
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Dark Shadows: Year One #6 is an excellent comic book that exceeds embedded expectations as it offers a frightfully fitting end and potent beginning to an enduring legacy. Highly recommended.
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DC Comics Bombshells #1 gets a high score from me because the creative team flat out wowed me with this opening issue. Smart dialogue, a sturdy plot and consistently engaging pieces of artcaptured my attention from beginning to end.
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Dead Space: Liberation turned out to be my favorite extension to this franchise so far. From the unique art on display to the precise dialogue delivered it absolutely showed that this creative team certainly came out to play. I'll be honest, I'm not ready to say that this romp is a perfect success as there are some shortcomings here and there but the overall feeling I was left with when I closed that final page is that right now in its current form this tale quite easily comes highly recommended.
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Deadly Class #2 is a romp that continues to engage as it pushes its narrative path forward. Highly recommended.
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Deadly Class #6 is exactly what it sets out to be and just a bit more. In other words it ends this arc while offering just enough substance to make the whole yarn an easy release to grade. Highly recommended.
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Death Sentence #3 is without a doubt a stellar comic book that makes my job easy because it comes highly recommended.
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Diablo House #1 is that rare first outing that absolutely earns praise while leaving its audience begging for more. It's something you can just grab from your local shop and run with, so by all means throw it in your buy pile and enjoy a horrifyingly awesome goo time with occupants trapped in this dark place located in sunny California.
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Doc Savage: Ring of Fire #4 is a striking finish, despite some corny moments along the way this tale featuring Amelia Earhartemerges as something special. At the end of the day it's an excellent trip with a simpler story structure that comes wholly recommended.
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When it comes to independent books Image Comics has an absolute skill for getting talented people to work on interesting projects, as East of West #3 further proves with its candor and quality. Highly recommended.
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Faith and the Future Force #3 is a penultimate issue done right! Our titular heroine and her team have no choice but to figure something out, but along the way there are some get up and cheer moments that'll have readers hooked from start to finish. I absolutely adored the what was presented within this yarn and I can't wait to see how these talents bring it all to a close when #4 arrives in the not so distant future.
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Fatale #10 is something truly special as it succeeds in becoming a piece of fiction that is extremely sturdy and a visceral masterpiece. Highly recommended.
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Fatale #13 is another brilliant and gut-wrenching addition to this comic series. It may exist slightly off the beaten path but that doesn't prevent this one from offering up something special. Highly recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom (vol.4) #8 is a superb outing that does more than enough to set-up this volume's final entry. Highly recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom Blue #6 is a smartly written ride that brings this volume to a close while opening a big door for the future. I for one can't wait to see what Aspen does next with this saga.
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The Fighting American #2 is superb from start to finish. Boasting a creative team that understands the source material, but seems eager to play in its own literary wheelhouse, the latest issue demonstrates why that works. It could readily be described as a comic rebirth of sorts done right! So by all means rush out and grab this gem plus its inaugural so you can have a blast with this icon straight from the past.
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Fighting American #4 is exactly the type of outing I want to add to my pull-list. It's fun from start to finish while carrying more than enough drama to earn a first, second and third read! So if you haven't taken a chance with this franchise by all means now's a good time to join in!
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First Strike #4 is a high quality outing that makes full use of these Hasbro properties without feeling forced. It's a real compliment to the creative team that as they, so far, have kept their trajectory focused on the elements it needs to pay attention to. So in other words: this here's a mega-event that's done right! So much so that there's no wonder that the final product easily comes highly recommended.
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I never thought I'd live to see the day where primaries from different Hasbro shows would have a common fight, beyond when I played with the toys as a kid, but hey here we are and it's magical! First Strike #5 is a penultimate issue handled well, as the creative team doesn't waste a second delivering the goods from start to finish. If you haven't been reading along then what are you waiting for? It's time to catch up!
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Flash Gordon #1 is an outstanding beginning to a monthly series that needs to be on your pull-list. Whether you followed Kings Watch or not there'a lot to love in this specific adventure as it comes highly recommended.
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Flash Gordon #2 is a fun space odyssey that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Through the skill of its creative team it earns accolades as it comes highly recommended.
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I can't tell a lie:Fruit Ninja #1 is a surprising and great comic! While empowered by a stellar team these three yarns instantly earn praise and recognition, as they take an app store game and make something really fun out of it. You'll laugh and grin if you give this book a go!
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Ghost #4 turns out to not be a tangent but rather an opportunity for the creative team to show us a bit more about our otherworldly heroine. Highly recommended.
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Ghost #6 continues to build its arc while taking the time to focus in on Elisa Cameron. And its through that human need to understand the decisions we make that we find a release that happens to rise above the rest of the crop. In short: it easily earns the right to be highly recommended.
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Ghost #12 is a superb entry, as it maintains the franchise quality and allows room to push the players forward in compelling ways. For that reason this comes highly recommended.
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Ghostbusters #16displays the creative team's gumption as they deliver an endlessly entertaining and uproarious finish. Highly recommended.
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Glitterbomb: The Fame Game #2 deals with death, denial and darkness with the help of a team that seems primed to toy with all the themes therein. It's a monster yarn with the horror of the current world as its landscape making its story, and the odyssey of our babysitter, all the more compelling. In other words: this is a smartly written piece adorned with pretty pictures that demand and earn your attention.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents: Godstorm: Hercules Payne #1 is an outstanding start to what could be a more than worthwhile entry in this engaging shared universe. Highly recommended.
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Gravedigger #1 with a competent team, an easy to follow premise and a plot that doesn't rely on over explanation adds up to smart fiction. There's no doubt in my mind that this comic is quality entertainment that deserves recognition.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #91 is not a perfect entry but it is one that ends on an exceptionally compelling note that's sure to affect the book moving forward. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #97 is a showcase for what works in this line-up. The idea that the creators behind it can take a benign folk legend and warp it into something that's downright terrifying is nothing less than outstanding. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #102 is a superb continuation that's downright easy to grade. I enjoyed each moment as new wrinkles and details came to play, especially as a certain vision sets up an overarching shadow. And so this title comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #112 represents a turning point in the lives of those connected to Arcane Acre. And as we begin year two next monthI have to say that I can't wait to see what Zenescope has in store for its fans as the march to2016 continues.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #114 is an easy comic to grade because the creative team did exactly what they needed to and just a bit more. By yielding straight forward dialogue and a wealth of illustrativeworth that wants to ask “do you remember magic?” they ultimately leave me with plenty of reasons to recommend this piece of fiction.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #118 is an engaging piece of fictionthat pushed the arc of Bloody Bones forward while developing a character in the process. For the creative team offered worthwhile material that should please plenty of fanboys and fangirls.
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Grimm Fairy Tales Annual 2013 is an entertaining release that earns the right to be highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales 2013 Special Edition is a proper penultimate chapter that accomplishes so much that I'm honestly impressed and exhausted from reviewing it. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Clash of Queens #3 is a superbly entertaining entry. Between the talents and the jaunt at play we have an outing that pushes evolution while paying attention to its own unique foundation. It easily comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #1 is a comic book that's simply a must buy whether you're a devoted follower of Wonderland‘s stories or not. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #3 is an excellent comic that does exactly what it sets out to do. Highly Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #4 is a very compelling entry that rises above the veritable fray to deliver something that's special. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass #1 is superb as it comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass #3is another more than engaging addition to a standout section of this shared universe. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Zombies: The Cursed #3 is outstanding and even though it ends with a wide open cliffhanger that'll make some fans more than a bit annoyed there's still enough to certainly earn your time. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Bad Girls #4 is an excellent release that will keep fans on their toes as they enjoy the comic book in their hands. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Coven #2 is an excellent second chapter that knows exactly what kind of story it wants to tell. And through that clarity we see worthwhile players that are sure to keep an audience long after this volume wraps up its current journey.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents No Tomorrow #3 is the mid-point of what feels like one of the best original pieces in this shared universe. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Tales from Oz #5 is one entry that all fans need to have. It's fun and familiar but it also knows its own limitations. Which believe me results in what can readily be described as a highly recommended book, so by all means add this to your pull-list.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents: Wonderland #11 is not perfection by any stretch of the imagination but between the text and visual work on display it's close. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #14 is a must-own comic that happens to be extremely worthwhile. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #33 is a good release to start with that just so happens to offer up a welcome mat to anyone who might be ready. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror Vol. 3 #11 fits right in with what the episodic franchise has been known for. It's fun horror antics that dip ever so slightly into sci fi without cheapening its own twist, but I just wish the Goddess of Death got a bigger part in this easily accessible outing.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #11.NOW accomplishes a lot while building up something that feels like a memorable crossover. Highly recommended.
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Hack/Slash #24 is an absolutely thrilling ride that's sure to excite series fans and keep them glued to their proverbial seats. Whether it's a heightened dialogue conversation, a war scene, an almost riot or sweet revenge against some monsters this is one comic book that devoted followers absolutely won't regret purchasing. Highly recommended.
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Harrow County #6 is a good read that does what it needs to do and so much more to keep this entire series a must own experience. So if you haven't been reading this the time is right, go add this to your pull-list.
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Harrow County #7 is a quality release that deserves a spot in your collection. If you've been reading then you're going to love this one, if you haven't now's a perfect time to go back issue hunting because this really is one experience you don't want to miss out on.
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Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952 #2 is entertainment at its best. The creative team is just firing on all cylinders, as they present an impressive package with enough credibility to make my job easy. Sure there are imperfections but these fail to stick as this title comes highly recommended.
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Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952 #4 proves to be, yet again, a quality romp in this corner of the Dark Horse catalog. So by all means rush to your local shop today and pick up an issue that comes highly recommended.
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Hellboy in Hell #6 from start to finish is a must own release that earns both attention and praise. It easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Hercules: Wrath of the Heavens #4 is a penultimate issue done right! From cover to cover the creative team hits the ground running as their Greek based but wholly updated interpretation of the myth embraces a hard nosed look on the galaxy while diving into a murder mystery. It's a bit different than the previous issues but trust me when I say: that's a really good thing. So by all means rush out and grab this!
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Hit List #2 is surely a great addition to a burgeoning property that's steadily improving with each passing page. From beginning to end this is without a doubt an entertaining adventure that comes highly recommended.
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Homecoming #2 is an excellent second issue that's certainly well worth your time. Highly recommended.
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I just can't contain my glee, Indestructible #1 is without a doubt an impressive first issue that successfully lands in all the best ways possible. Highly recommended.
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Infinity #4 is without a doubt a chapter entry that's worth owning. Highly recommended.
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Irresistible #4 is a satisfying finish to this goofy but ultimately thought provoking series. Highly recommended.
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This is a comic that's worth picking up, it won't appeal to everyone but it's a engaging story, with a fun atmosphere that's complemented by excellent art. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #16is arivetingread with consequences and a stellar cliffhanger. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #17 is a shinning example of how to handle a narrative shake-up. The creative team earns praise for simply delivering an outstanding job. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #18 is another excellent issue that takes this monthly series into some bold territory. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #25 is not for everyone but trust me this is another exemplary release that's worth the money you'll pay for it and the time you'll take re-reading it. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #31 can be described as a tangent, but that doesn't make it any less immaculate. As one-and-done stories go this was not perfect but it was certainly potent. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #33 continues the tradition of excellence that this franchise and the creative team's behind it have more than earned on their own merits. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #34 is another strong entry in a title that I wish could go on forever but needs to reach its resolution. Highly recommended.
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Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1 is a sterling example of a franchise continuation. It doesn't feel like a cheap excuse to milk fans as this creative team earns attention with a comic book that comes highly recommended.
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Jinnrise #9 is yet another strong entry in this sterling franchise. So grab a seat, get comfortable and prepare for a fantastical adventures with intergalactic implications. Highly recommended.
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Judas #2 is a must buy all the way to its cliffhanger! Whether you're into stories like this or not there's no denying the mastery of skill from this creative team that takes what could have been a boring, and overly simple, conversation piece and morphs it into a dynamic page turner.
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Jupiter's Legacy #4 is an entry that continues the powerful strides of this volume as we move toward what feels like its second act. Highly recommended.
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Justice Inc: The Avenger – Faces of Justice #2 is a pulp mystery yarn through and through. The creative team nails the right type of tempo as they push their own agenda and set our squad of true believers up for a cliffhanger finish. The comic manages an end result that's more than worthy of a buy, heck by the time you close its cover the wait between issues just seems almost unbearable.
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Justice League #15 is an exceptional release that continues to prove this title's worth in theNew 52. Highly recommended.
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Justice League #21 is a fitting finale that successfully brings this character into the current New 52 continuity. Highly recommended.
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Justice League #24 is a great addition that impresses me from the first panel to the final page. If you're buying the event you need this. Highly recommended.
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Justice League 3001 #4 is another stellar issue that will no doubt keep an already dedicated audience. Though truth be told it's so good it really does deserve to find more as this outing with the fastest woman alive comes highly recommended.
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Justice League of America #6 is the second part of this six issue event and I have to say after two acts I'm sold on the concept. Highly recommended.
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King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon #4 is nothing less than a superb outing, that sends this saga toward what should be an engaging penultimate issue. Highly recommended.
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King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon #5 is a rip-roaring success story that's sure to get you pumped for the rest of this mini-series. Highly recommended
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King Conan: The Conqueror #1 is a triumph of execution, that places worthwhile odds within our hero's epic quest. Highly recommended.
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King Conan: The Conqueror #4 is one of only a handful of remaining issues in this rather lengthy adaptation. And even in its near finality it easily comes highly recommended.
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King Conan: Wolves Beyond the Border #3 proved to be a qualityouting that from beginning to end made use of its time. Strong narrative progression, compelling action and just enough of the right stuff made this comic more than worthwhileas our beleaguered Barbarian ruler fought on to safeguard enemies, friends and the kingdom he now calls home.
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King: Jungle Jim #1 is a exactly what I, as a fan and reviewer wanted. The entire comic is smart, compelling and the creative team is crafty in their execution. And so even though this is a first round effort it still earns high marks from me.
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King: Prince Valiant #1 is not what I expected and that's a good thing. It's structure feels old and new as it presents a character that might be worth rooting for. Recommended.
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Kings Watch #1 is not perfect but it's a powerful, potent and certainly competent piece of work that's destined to excite adventure enthusiasts of all ages. Highly recommended.
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Kings Watch #2 is without a doubt a great comic book that continues to prove the strength of this burgeoning property. Highly recommended.
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Legend of the Shadow Clan #3 is an outstanding release that's easily worth your money and time. Highly recommended.
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Legend of the Shadow Clan #4 is another release that's sure to keep its audience addicted. Highly recommended.
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Lola XOXO: Wasteland Madam #3 is yet another example of one of the best properties currently coming from Aspen. It's a solid independent title with a worthwhile creative team which, let's be honest, is more than most titles ever get during their tenure.
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Love Stories (To Die For) #1 is an interesting but odd mix that's certainly worth a look. Highly recommended.
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Magnus #4 is superb entertainment with a beyond stellar creative team at its back. And when you add in the fact that the Doctor Spektor back-up story by Aubrey Sitterson, Dylan Burnett plusTriona Farrell continues here and there's no way this release can be denied. There's so much worth within this package that picking it up really is a no brainer at this point, especially if you're a fan that lovessci fi!
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Mara #5 is an engaging ride from start to finish and it will have you glued to your seat. Highly recommended.
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Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #1 is an absolutely jarring beginning to what promises to be a more than worthwhile addition to your comic collection. Highly recommended.
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Miniature Jesus #4 is the continuation of a story that might someday be collected and shared as an example of what can be done within this aging medium. Highly recommended.
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Miss Fury #8 may not be what people expect, but I found myself absolutely enjoying this release every step of the way. Highly recommended.
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Overall this issue is a great read with exceptional art. This story will not be for every comic fan out there, but those who are interested in its narrative will be thrilled with this latestliteraryjaunt. Highly recommended.
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At the end of the day, Morning Glories #22 is a very strong issue that further cements the prowess of this creative team while expanding thenarrativescope of their compelling series. Highlyrecommended.
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Morning Glories #24 is without another strong release in a sterling series. It would be easy to complain and say that not enough was answered in this specific piece but the revelation on the final page successfully peaked my interest. In short, if you've been following this tale this latest bit of the growing puzzle is absolutely for you. Highly Recommended.
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Morning Glories #25 is an example of a comic book that's literally a crescendo. For that reason and by the power of this creative team behind it this title comes highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #27 is another endlessly engaging and thoroughly engrossing affair that continues to spin this tale of mad mysteries while offering up some helpful nuggets along the way. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #28 is a superb piece of fiction that continues to sell more than enough to keep me enthralled in this expanding but strangely less confusing puzzle. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #29 is an excellent comic book that only bares some slight scuffs and bruises as it carries the property forward, toward wherever this saga of life lessons, torture, school and abuse leads our young heroes. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #30 is another excellent addition that does everything it needs to in order to earn some serious praise. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #32 is yet another great addition, as the mythology behind this comic grows. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #33 is a great comic that comes highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #34 is another example of how you take a diverse cast and build something with their apparently separate experiences. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it's nonetheless worthwhile. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #35 is a tough comic book. It hits you directly in the gut and it keeps pummeling away until the devoted audience member reaches that pivotal ending sequence. Highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #39 once again proves why month-in and month-out that this comic book deserves a spot on your pull-list. Thanks to the quality work and sturdy creative team this comes highly recommended.
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Morning Glories #42 is superb and engrossing. Month in and month out I honestly can't wait to read the next step in this creative team's literary journey, and this outing is no different. Highly recommended
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Mulan: Revelations #1 is the type of quality experience I think we all hope to stumble upon at our local shops. I had no idea what to expect from it but after a single release I am ready to subscribe to it. Kudos to Dark HoresComicsand the creative team as they deserve to get recognition, because they've got a winner on their hands.
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Mulan: Revelations #3 is a high quality entry into a comic franchisethat gets easier to recommend with each passing page. In other words: this creative team delivers the goods in a bookthat absolutely warrants a look and deserves a spot on your coveted pull-list.
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New Avengers #21 is a great comic book that does more than enough to garner praise from me, if you're reading Infinity than there's absolutely no way that you can properly enjoy it without picking up this exceptional tie-in. Highly recommended.
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Penny Dreadful: The Awakening #6 is what fans of the show need to read! It continues the legacy of the series while pushing its cast forward in ways that feel like a proper continuation. In other words: if there was a fourth season to watch I hope it would have gone like this.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #8 is without a doubt the single best comic book in this series so far, and it should make eager fans quite pleased with the trajectory of the narrative even as it comes to an inevitable end in just two more issues. Highly recommended.
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Peter Panzerfaust #10 is an exemplary outing that not only offers a fitting conclusion to this arc but adds in some more character development to boot. I could complain about minor details that bothered me a wee bit but overall this is one comic book that I'm proud to say comes highly recommend.
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Peter Panzerfaust #16 is not a jump-on point, but it is a section of the growing saga that's ripe with reward. If you haven't been following, it's time to go pick up that Deluxe HC and catch up! Highly recommended.
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Postal #10 is the type of comic I want to read over and over again. With a smart script, consistent visual style and enough personality to sell its own brand of crazy there's plenty of worth to be founded within the happenings of this town and its ongoing series.
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Postal #23 is they type of comics that's easy to grade. The creative team at this point is a well-oiled machine that keeps turning out quality work. Each month builds on the prior outings without sacrificing the elements that push and pull the cast involved in or aroundEden.
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Powerpuff Girls #5 is a great comic book for fans, that should be on their pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm War #12 is a fitting end to the Age of Darkness, brought to you by a stellar creative team that knows how to get the action going while holding onto the heart of Sela. In other words: grab up this whole volume and witness an event done right.
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Red Sonja #1 is an excellent entry that proves that the well of ideas behind the franchise has not yet run dry. Highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #3 is an emotionally charged entry that has a somewhat cheap cliffhanger, nonetheless it comes highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #4 is a comic that impresses from beginning to end. It easily earns praise as it comes highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #8 is exactly the high quality affair I want to read. It's a near perfect vehicle for a protagonist that's seen her share of relaunches and all I can say is kudos to the creative team! Highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #9 is not ground breaking, but it's a smartly realized and human journey that speaks volumes of this protagonist as it proves there's more narrative meat to gather in her journey. Highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #10 is without a doubt a comic book that warrants both attention and praise. It honors the standing history of our heroine while building its own destiny. Highly recommended.
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Red Sonja #71 is one of the best issues I've read from this series and it wholeheartedly earns the score below. Highly recommended.
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The thing about Redneck #4 is that this is just a stellar release. It represents a title from Image that carries an engaging atmosphere that does more than enough to please its audience. This independent book delivers the goods from start to finish, offering a release that's better than quite a few comics out there right now. So when it arrives at your local shop do the smart thing and grab yourself a copy.
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I'm just a big fan of this book as Redneck #6 brings “Deep in the Heart” to a fitting close, the creative team just kills it in every sense of the word. Right from the first page there's a lot to love in this tale of family problems and I for one can't wait to see where it goes from here.
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Robotech #1 is exactly what I wanted it to be and so much more. With a high caliber creative team and a clear love for the original series, this is one title from Titan that more than earns a spot on your pull-list. So when you shop on Wednesday do the right thing and give into your 80s nostalgia because this is one issue you'll be happy to add to your collection.
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Robotech/Voltron #2 is not something I expected to enjoy this much, but I am! Whether you're endeared to one or both there's plenty to love as this comic comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #7 represents the type of quality entertainment that I think most fanboys and fangirls are looking for. Add it all up and this outing easily comes highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #19 is a strong way to begin the final throws of any title. We have character moments, action and enough personality to make this outing a treat. In other words: if you've been reading you can grab this one up and be happy about it.
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Satellite Sam #2 continues this sordid affair in excellent fashion as this title develops into something that comes highly recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #12 has got to be one of the most entertaining comics I've reviewed for this site so far. On almost every possible level the creative team knocked this story out of the proverbial park. Highly recommended.
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Screwed #1 is off to a sterling start as it sets the world a blaze with a frantic but fantastic chase. Highly recommended.
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Screwed #2 is an outlandish but very entertaining passage in something that should be on everyone's pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Sidekick #2 is a moving testament to both the good and bad angels that plague our nature. Highly recommended.
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Sidekick #6 is more than solid because the creative team charts a descent into madness that might just birth an understandable anti-hero. Highly recommended.
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Sidekick #7 is a quality release that certainly deserves a spot on your pull-list. The creative team crafts a continuing yarn that's simply full of substance with just enough shock value to keep even the most discerning fanboy or fangirl hooked for more. Highly recommended.
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Silent Hill Downpour: Anne's Story #1 is a sturdy start to a mini-series that feels engaging. It can be said that it dances a line between confusion and revelation but this journey comes highly recommended nonetheless.
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Silent Hill Downpour: Anne's Story #2 keeps a strong focus on someone that's plagued by personal tragedy and regret but is also besieged by monsters. All that adds up to a highly recommended release.
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Sledgehammer 44 #1 is nothing short of awesome, as it ebbs and flows with a level of originality that most comic books simply fail to find. The creative team from the first page to the final panel capitalize on raw emotions to sell this incredible tale and trust me they succeed. Highly recommended.
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Michael Turner's Soulfire Annual #1 is a complete package that's bound to reward the dedicated followers of this franchise. It's not entirely necessary but there's no doubt that this exists as quality material. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #223 is an excellent release that may be dialogue heavy but ityieldsa very a riveting read. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #225 is a riveting read that confirms all of our heroes darkest fears. If you've been reading this series since ‘Endgame‘ or earlier, here's where your patience starts to pay off. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #226 is another really good issue that fills in some blanks while illuminating where this arc might just be going. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #231is an engaging release that comes highly recommended.
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Spawn #232 is great and you should go out and pick it up. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #233 is an outstanding comic book that may not successfully redefine the franchise, but it certainly continues an upward swing in quality that has made this series worthy of a look. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #235 is a potent, powerful and engaging entry that comes highly recommended.
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Spawn #237 is another great issue that earns praise. Highly recommended.
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Spawn #276 is a great start to zn arc where questions run rampant with disturbing images and an engaging style to boost it. Extremely well done first issue from this new creative team, as their work more than earns recognition, praise and a spot on your pull-list.
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Spawn #277 proves that this is still a high caliber title that more than deserves a spot on your pull-list. As I wrote earlier if you haven't been following along this really is a great spot to join and it's only two issues in. So by all means go grab yourself a copy of this plus #276!
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Spawn #278 is a high caliber horror ride from beginning to end! The creative team continues to spin their yarn offering an accessible arc that's eager to bring on some current, old and new fans in the narrative process. So by all means rush out and grab a copy, you really deserve it!
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Spider-Man 2099 #1 is exactly the piece of fiction that I was hoping for. It never disappointed me, not for an instant, as this creative team proved their durability even in the midst of a post-Superior Spider-Man era. Whether you read the original title or not it doesn't matter because the minds behind this have made sure to keep this accessible as it comes highly recommended.
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Spider-Man 2099 #9 is, in a word, exciting! The creative team from the first page to the final panel orchestrates a book that's bound to impress, so much so that it left me eagerly anticipating next month's follow up. Here's to waiting as this comes highly recommended.
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Spider-Man 2099 #5 is exactly what longtime webheads are looking for. We have a stellar creative team building an arc that's bound to get more than a few fanboys and fangirls to keep picking this one up on a monthly basis. So if you haven't yet now's the right time to catch up on thesetemporal shenanigans. You won't regret the investment, trust us.
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Star Trek #18 is by no means a perfect outing but this should be a shinning example of how you take a franchise and you add a subtle wrinkle to its history in order to make something special. By the end of this portion of the saga fans should be pleased with the results. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars #14 is a reminder of how awesome an antagonist can really be and how he can amplify the other players along the way. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars #19is an easy comic to grade because when I closed its final page I was grinning. The narrative was whimsical enough to just take me back to my childhood as that fact remained relevant. With that in mind the first part of this arc earns praise, attention and the right to be highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Dark Times – A Spark Remains #1by all accounts is an excellent comic book that exudes the best tropes of this unending intergalactic saga. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Dark Times – Fire Carrier #5 is an excellent release that should be in the hands of every fanboy or fangirl in the galaxy. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #1 is an addition that sets things off in the right direction. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #3 with a quality team at its back earns gleeful praise andstrong recognition as it comes highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #4 is an easy comic book to score because from start to finis this is exactly the kind of space bound odyssey I'd want to share with generations to come. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Prisoner of Bogan #5 carries within it an impressive climax that does more than enough right to keep me and its primary followers thoroughly engaged for what comes next. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #4is an excellent comic book that easily earns some serious praise. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #5 continues to spin a yarn that's both familiar and fresh. With the introduction of a new dark lord I can honestly say that I can't wait to read what happens next. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #6 continues to prove that this continuation is not only a smartly crafted affair but it's also one of the better incarnations of this aged franchise. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #8 is a great addition to a truly outstanding volume. Trust me when I say this is one journey staring a descendant that's living up to its namesake. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #9 is another opportunity for the force sensitive among us to jump on board for this wild romp among the stars. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #10 is exactly what I wanted for Christmas. It's an action packed thrill-ride that should be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #11 may well represent the last title to delve into this corner of the timeline, and if this is any indication than this year, 2014, is going to see it go out with swagger and style. Highly recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #15 is an outstanding comic book that carries enough heart and purpose to earn a spot on your pull-list. If you haven't been following this volume pick this one up and grab the last few issues as well, trust me you won't regret it. Highly recommended.
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The Superior Foes of Spider-Man #4 is a fascinating release set in an era plagued by a warped version of an iconic hero. Despite that fact this is with a doubt a welcome addition to anyone's pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Superior Foes of Spider-Man #15 is another engaging representation of innate creativity. Every sequence pulsates with a purpose and personality that easily marks this as required reading for enthusiasts. Highly recommended.
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Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #5 is an absolutely fabulous comic that true believers and newcomers are bound to like. Highly recommended.
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Superman Unchained #7 breaks free from the initial boundaries of its re-imagined roots, as we all get to discover this legendary icon one more time. Highly recommended.
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Superman: Lois & Clark #3 is a high quality entry that should get new and old fans excited. There's a lot to enjoy here as the creative team presents a personality drenched extension that's more than ready to find a spot in your captivating collection.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #20 offers up an emotionally charged and action packed finale that yields a release that's nothing less than a crowd pleasing affair. Highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #23 is an excellent book that stumbles rarely as it struts its stuff all the way to some potent praise from this reviewer. Highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #24 is a remarkable comic that earns the right to be called a key issue for this franchise. Highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #27 is a stellar entry that births enough wrinkles to combat the one or two off moments. It earns the right to be highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Annual 2012 is a worthwhile additional issue that more than earns its own existence. Highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret History of the Foot Clan #1 is a release that has some minor dings in its armor but nonetheless offers something special. Highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Secret History of the Foot Clan #4 is one book that has an exceptional script and thoroughly detailed illustrations that easily make it a highly recommended purchase.
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The Answer! #3 may offer up some nuggets of information about certain aspects of the story, but the star here is what the creative team has fashioned. There's comedy, action, drama and intrigue that add together and easily yield a tale that comes highly recommended.
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Avenging Spider-Man #15.1 is an excellent read that happens to be an essential purchase, but heed my warning: do not read this until you've flipped through Amazing Spider-Man #700. Highly recommended.
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Avenging Spider-Man #18 is a brilliantly realized journey that continues to ask some tough but nonetheless deep questions regarding the latest iteration of everyone's favorite wall-crawling menace. Highly recommended.
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The Black Bat #5 was by far the most entertaining outing for this young but growing series. Highly recommended.
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The Blood Queen #5 is a strong step in the right direction for a new epic. The franchise has planted quite a few seeds along the way and it's going to be interesting to see how the creative team handles them in the future. Highly recommended.
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The Courier #5 is the type of comic fans of the post apocalyptic genre are just going to adore from cover to cover. If you're like me you'll find yourself flipping through this one with ease as you grab a copy from your local shop. But let me give you a fair warning because you're going to end up grabbing the four previous ones too because this conclusion is just that good. So don't fight it, go out and enjoy the ride.
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The Darkness #107is not just another excellent issue from an exemplary creative team, but it also carries a final page that will get fans thoroughly excited for whatever stories are about to come next. Highly Recommended.
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The Darkness #108 is a splendidly realized issue that forges an interesting future for theTop Cow Universewhile revealing some answers to the many questions still facing all the characters therein. Highly recommended.
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The Darkness #109 is made for anyone who happens to be looking for a mature and smartly crafted horror series. Highly recommended.
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The Darkness #110 is not perfect. But it's still what I would call a masterful issue that's easily worth any readers time. Highly recommended.
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The Darkness #111 is an exemplary addition to what has already been a sterling run. From the character interactions to the varied action sequences that are littered through out this team brings everything to bare as the deviousDoppelganger makes his presence known. Highly recommended.
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The Darkness #113 is a beautiful but downright disturbing piece of fiction that continues to propel this universe forward. Highly recommended.
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The Darkness #115 is without a doubt a key issue, there's no denying that. It's also another a fine example why this creative team has been so successful with this assuredly aged property. Highly recommended.
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The Darkness #116 is a phenomenal comic that hints toward the coming end and promising one thing as it certainly earns attention. Highly recommended.
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The End Times of Bram & Ben #2 is a stellar follow-up to its first issue, as it sets the saga apart by laying the groundwork for its ultimate endgame. Because of all that this release comes highly recommended.
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The End Times of Bram & Ben #3 is a penultimate issue with a killer cliffhanger that's sure to keep fans glued to their seats as they await next month's conclusion. Trust me when I say this comic comes highly recommended.
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The Gravediggers Union #1 is an outstanding way to start things off what with an entry that features ghost storms, a trash golem and zombies. As crazy as it gets the creative team never loses focus on what will really make their supernatural yarn successful. So much so that this seems to understand what it wants to be and who it's eager to attract via comiXology or your local comic book shop.
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The Infinite Loop #4 proves to be a welcome addition for amini-seriesthat earns recognition. What we have is a tightly woven and well realized treat that pushes its own saga, and perspectives, forward while gaining fans in the process.
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The Memory Collectors #1 is an outstanding beginning which promises to be uniquely interesting supernatural jaunt. Highly recommended.
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Ghostbusters #16 is a comic that knows and understands its audience. From a few moments of suspense to the nods to the aged films this release comes highly recommended.
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Ghostbusters #19 is another superb entry that brings me right back to my childhood. And so if you're a fan there's no question: go out and buy this! Highly recommended.
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The Rook #3 is an immensely fun experience that pushes the franchise forward while keeping time travel in play mode. If you have never heard of it before here's your chance, go out and buy the first two issues plus this one because you won't regret it.
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The Shadow #10 is an exemplary addition as it brilliantly realized franchise, as it seamlessly builds toward its forthcoming conclusion while being backed up by an outstanding creative team. Highly recommended.
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The Shadow #11 proves that this old school character, with all of his iterations still has plenty of miles left in his proverbial literary journey. Highly recommended.
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The Shadow Now #1 doesn't need to exist. But it is an interesting idea that builds off of the contained notions of the franchise in ways that inspire. Highly recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #2 is a well thought out extension that not only begins to fill in some gaps, but it also gives reason and rhyme to the essential parts of the franchise. Highly recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #7 is a stand out success and one of the reasons why I love picking up comics. Highly recommended.
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The Spider #11 is the best this creative duo has delivered, and I am absolutely thrilled to see where this is all going. Highly recommended.
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The Spider #12 is another excellent entry into what has become one of my must own titles, if you haven't purchased it before here's your chance go out and enjoy this modern pulp icon. Highly recommended.
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The Standard #2 is an excellent release that does more than enough with this outing to deserve a chance to find an audience. Highly recommended.
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The Star Wars #2 is a must own that comes from such high caliber stock that it deserves to be on everyone's pull-list. Highly recommended.
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The Star Wars #7 is exactly the caliber comic followers want and with only one issue to go I can happily report that this is a franchise that's worth paying attention to. Highly recommended.
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The Steam Man #4 takes the franchise in a dark direction where the stakes are growing in each passing sequence. But with a smart creative team and another issue set to arrive this is one property you'll want to buy into.
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Think Tank #3 is exceptional issue that leads to a rousing cliff hanger. Highly recommended.
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Think Tank #4 is one of the smartest comic books that you're likely to read this year. If you're not following this already stellar series then you have no one to blame but yourself, go out and buy a copy! Highly recommended.
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Think Tank #5should be heralded as a prominent example of how you handle the sequel to a stellar opener. Highly recommended.
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Think Tank #6 is an outstanding comic that's sure to entertain its audience while it offers enough nuggets to beg the question: why aren't more people reading this book? For being an intelligent piece of fiction born from the work of its creative team this title comes highly recommended.
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Think Tank #7 is a top notch affair, that's sure to please anyone that want to learn while being entertained. Highly recommended.
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Think Tank #8 is a comic that won't be for everyone but the quality found here speaks for itself. Highly recommended.
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Think Tank #11 will cause reaction but in a way that highlights its own quality. Highly recommended.
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Think Tank: Fun with PTSD #1 is a high caliber book that deserves attention. Through the work of its creative team this release easily earns my praise. Highly recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villain Microseries #1does its job exceptionally well. And despite my own feelings about this story being unnecessary, the creative team absolutely delivers as they blow away any preconceived expectations. Highly recommended.
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Tomb Raider #1 doesn't set the stage for a new era but it continues the current one with hearty ingredients. Highly recommended.
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Trish Out Of Water #1 is without a doubt a great beginning to a compelling character . The comic book easily earns high praise from me, as it comes highly recommended.
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Trish Out of Water #3 is another entry in the library of a franchise, that needs to be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Trish Out of Water #5 is exactly the type of ending this needed. Paths are somewhat realized while mysteries continue, and fans will be left hoping that a new volume gets announced rather quickly. Highly recommended.
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Turok #1 is a success! The creative team spins their yarn while delivering a new take on an aged property that excites the imagination. Add in the back-up story for Doc Spektor, which continues, here and trust me you'll need this release on your pull-list. I don't normally mark first issues this high but man oh man the talents behind this outing wholly earned it, so by all means go out and buy it!
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Turok #2 is just as strong as its first outing! It carries a little less text, while making room for plenty of action and some surprising moments along the way. Overall the title maintains its worth while boasting a creative team that just excels in their literary craft two issues in. Plus the back-up feature highlighting Doc Spektor, brought to you by Aubrey Sitterson and Dylan Burnett, continues here.
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Uncanny Avengers #1 is an excellent beginning to what is sure to be a landmark series from Marvel. Highly recommended.
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Uncanny Avengers #4 is a prime example of how you dictate a new creative landscape in an old universe. Recommended.
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Unnatural #3 is one release that's easy to grade because it's just so good! The quality within, from the players to the plot they face, makes it all understandable and easy to follow so by all means go get those first two issues plus this one at it comes highly recommended.
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Vampirella #1 is a return to form with just enough of a change to sell this character to both seasoned and new audience members. Highly recommended.
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Vampirella #3 is exactly the type of comic book I love to review for Unleash The Fanboy. It's smart, to the point and offers just enough darkness to make the threat against our primary considerable. In short: this is one outing that absolutely deserves your attention as it comes highly recommended.
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Vampirella #4 continues to trek a path that may not be what the average enthusiast expects but the creative team is successfully building something that's worth following. With each passing page this yarn showed a certain level of quality that allows praise as it easily comes highly recommended.
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Vampirella #6 ends and begins what it needs to, while offering just enough literary satisfaction at a noteworthy level of quality. And so this one comes highly recommended.
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Vampirella #9 is an impressive entry that cuts right to the meat of its arc without sacrificing the nuances of story. To put it simply: this comes highly recommended.
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Vampirella Vol. 4 #6 is another weird entry in this bizarrely awesome take on the horror icon. This primary has been around the block but the creative team has found something in the year three thousand that makes each issue feel more fresh than the last one. It's a series of concepts that are worth delivering with talents ready to boost their icon, unique elements included. I just can't wait to see where this goes from here!
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Vampirella Halloween Special 2013 is a welcome entry to the storied franchise. Highly recommended.
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Vampirella Strikes #1 is an exceptional realization of this storied franchise and after the strength of this outing I'm excited to see where this goes. Highly recommended.
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Vampirella: Southern Gothic #4 is a comic that should be purchased, as this mini-series begins to march toward its own demise. Highly recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Van Helsing vs. Dracula #2 is a fast paced and high action addition that still manages to find enough room for suspense and plot building. It's a more than worthwhile continuation that furthers the reputation of its antagonist while pushing Liesel to confront her world and where it's currently going. To sum up: this comic is pure quality that comes recommended.
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Van Helsing vs. The Werewolf #2 is a great book that's worthy of a purchase. If you're looking for some adventure with supernatural thrills along the way than this comic is wholly for you. So by all means rush out to your nearest shop or hop online to order your copy today.
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Violent Love #6 starts a new arc that needs to push things forward and it does. These two bank robbers have got it going on and considering where things end up I'm eager to see how it all plays out. But if you haven't been keeping up I highly recommend picking this up plus the trade paperback that collects the first five. It's worth the investment, trust me.
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Violent Love #7 pushes its story forward in a high caliber way. It's gets damn close to perfection, so much so that this noir driven crime spree seems bound to attract attention from all over the industry. The issue easily gains recognition and a recommendation from this reviewer.
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Violent Love #10 is a high caliber entry that brings the title to a neat finale. It didn't usher the conclusion that I thought it would but even so I was highly impressed by how the creative team handled the moments at hand, as big things just unfolded with each passing page.
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Voltron #9 is an outstanding issue that doesn't only offer the bells and whistles of a proper extension of the franchise but it reveals depths and a dark undertone that makes this release a must buy. Highly recommended.
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Voltron #11 is another exceptional entry it what has become an outstanding series in its own right. Highly recommended.
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Voltron #12 is an absolutely engaging read that's sure to please loyal fans as this saga marches toward its next step. Highly recommended.
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Voltron: Year One #6 ends this short-lived prequel on an exceptional note, as our intrepid team of Space Explorers concludes this chapter in excellent fashion. Highly recommended.
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Wayward #1 is an engaging start to a title that looks to be something different than the norm, which is exactly what Image Comics represents and promotes. Highly recommended.
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Wayward #2 is another striking entry for a new franchise that balances quite a few themes combined with a resilient protagonist and some varied monsters to boot. Two issues in and I can say that this is something that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Highly recommended.
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In my mind Wayward #9 turns out to be a rather high quality extension of a property that continues to be considerablyworthwhile. With steady hands behind this journey there's no room for doubt because month in and month out Image Comics continues to have a winner on their plate. So by all means if you haven't been enjoyingthese supernatural adventuresthe time is now, go pick up thoseback issues.
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Wayward #10 is the type of high quality outing that we, as an audience,deserve. The creative team pushes their world forward without stumbling over the debris of a confrontation that's bound to have an impact in the releases to come. And so for now I can gleefully say that this entry earns the right to have a spot in your buy pile as it comes recommended.
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Wild Blue Yonder #2 is part odyssey and family drama that exists wrapped up in a shimmering glaze that's sure to attract followers. Highly recommended.
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Wild Blue Yonder #3 is a great comic that proves the worth of not just the series but the creative team behind it. It's an original vision that's sure to please fanboys and fangirls as it comes highly recommended.
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Witchblade #160 is a comic book that simply proves the quality of this talented creative team. In their brief run so far they've successful taken this comic character into a new locale while giving fans a fresh cast complete with some very solid stories. Highly recommended.
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Witchblade #166 is another stellar issue that should be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.
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Witchblade #172 is without a doubt a strong move forward that leaves me anticipating what comes next. Highly recommended.
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Witchblade #174 ends up delivering a narrative twist and a more than worthwhile conclusion. It's near perfect despite the fact that the ending itself seems to never be in doubt. Highly recommended.
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Witchblade: Day of the Outlaw #1 is an absolutely engaging experience that honestly left me grinning from ear to ear as our heroine rode out. Highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman '77 Meets the Bionic Woman #6 is that rare ending to a crossover event that absolutely sticks its landing! The creative team did great with these two properties, offering a narrative that made their worlds easily accessible to seasoned fans looking for a throwback.
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For my money, there is no better comic book series in the new 52 than Wonder Woman, and if you're not reading this series you should be. Highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman #15 is another outstanding tale that easily and quite excellently propels this stellar series toward its next phase. Highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman #18 is an outstanding comic book that once again proves the strength of the creators behind this re-imagined property. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #22 is another great comic book that's sure to please its devoted followers. And if you're looking to get involved with the series buy the graphic novels, a couple back issues and catch up to this wild ride because you won't regret the investment. Highly recommended.
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Wonder Woman #27 is not perfect but it is such a quality piece that I had to re-read it a few times before I settled on a score. If you haven't been following the exploits of this Amazon it's the right time to catch up. Highly recommended.
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Zodiac Starforce #3 is exactly what it needs to be and a bit more. The creative team takes what could have been an easy enough arc to convey and adds to layers to it without losing the core strength that has kept this cast together thus far.
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Zombie Outlaw #2 is an easy release because it's fun and engaging. From the first page to the final panel the creative team has my attention as these gifted talents deliver a piece that absolutely earns praise. Highly recommended.
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Bettie Page #8 ends the current volume and hopefully at the close, as promised by the “for now…,” we'll see our heroine again soon in another mini. One things for sure the creative team ends things on a high note as they've managed to prove the worth of their goofy but good premise!
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Coyotes #3 is an easy comic to grade because it takes what we loved about that first issue, enjoyed in that second one and just expands on it. The pitch for this series is that it's Underworld meets Sicario, that couldn't be more true so by all means nab yourself a copy from your local store. It's unique, gripping, solid fun from start to finish that won't let go of your attention until you find yourself facing that final page flip.
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Battlestar Galactica vs. Battlestar Galactica #1 is uniquely good from cover to cover! There's so much that could go wrong with what it's trying to do but you know what? I'm ready to take a chance and see where this all goes as long as this team sticks around to see it through.
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I absolutely dug Eclipse #10! The minds behind this science fiction story kept their arc moving forward while allowing the cast plenty of room to maneuver. It was just a treat to read and cover, so much so that I'm eager to see where it goes from here as this one comes recommended.
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Sometimes you see an indie title coming down the pipeline and you know you gotta remember to snag yourself a copy. That's the reality when you peel back the cover of Middlewest #1, as it's a starting point that stumbles slightly but with a solid creative team at its back puls one heck of a finish it more than earns a right to be on your pull-list. Consider it required reading before or during your Thanksgiving feast.
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Project Superpowers Vol. 3 #2 is a smartly crafted piece of fiction that feels like a true event in its own right. We get exactly what we need from this second round as a large legion of heroes do what they can as a dastardly villain sets the stage for what's next.
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The Dead Hand #4 is an issue that's ready and waiting to impress curious onlookers. The creative team continues to give a text heavy yarn shrouded in mystery with hints and a potential catastrophic series of events over the not so distant horizon. Recommended.
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Days of Hate #2 continues to tell the story of what might happen if things go horribly wrong in the wake of “Make America Great Again.” In the Trump era it's a compelling yarn that does a lot right, telling the story of Amanda, her cohort and their pursuer. So in other words: add this one to your buy pile only if you're into a political driven drama that's good and entertaining but more than ready to be dim and murky.
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From cover to cover Fence #3 is just a comic you want to get into as the creative team shows off their skills while boosting our primary protagonist. By using the classic underdog story and mixing it with a not so mainstream sport they end up delivering something special. So much so it's a great time to grab those first two issues plus this one as it's easy to recommend a purchase with this stellar release.
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Witchblade #2 gets closer to the world we once knew with all the trimmings of something more current. No scantily clad interactions instead we have a moody atmosphere brought to life in an array of pages that speak directly to the core of what the property can be. In other words: if you haven't given the new volume a shot yet by all means go out and nab that first issue plus this one to give yourself a wholly happy day!
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DuckTales #6is, for me, the best issue yet in this volume! The characters are handled just right with two creative teams that know what they're doing. And as an added bonus it has a colorful tapestry, handed in by both Lucio De Giuseppe and Dario Calabria, that makes the transition from the small screen to the comic page all the more seamless. So by all means Disney fans go and grab a copy!
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Witchblade #7 was worth the wait as the creative team starts their new arc on the right food. Dynamic pictures just pop when they're combined with compelling dialogue which allows this volume to shine without relying on the history of the franchise.
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A Voice in the Dark #6 is a more than solid outing that proves the worth of its premise with a weighty release. This is a top quality comic book that easily comes recommended.
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A Voice in the Dark: Get Your Gun #2 is a smartly written and well paced comic. It yields an experience that not only deserves an audience but earns one as it comes recommended.
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Abe Sapien #11 will entertain and I imagine it'll cause some pain for devoted followers, who will no doubt close this entry and realize they have to wait a month for the next round. Recommended.
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Abe Sapien #13 is an easy comic book to review because the creative team has crafted an outing that begs for compliments. It never rises to the point where it feels like a turning point or key issue but, more often than not, it echoes with intent while continuing its consistent stride. Recommended.
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Abe Sapien #14 is an easy comic book to review because it's that rare franchise which carries instant quality. Born from the shadow of B.P.R.D. and forged under its own trials this is certainly a property that deserves a spot on your pull-list. In other words this easily comes recommended.
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Adam.3 #3 is another rousing entry that makes use of its time while dealing with the mid-point of its overallarc. What we have here is simply a worthwhile adventure title that easily deserves to find itself an audience.
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Alabaster: The Good, the Bad, and the Bird #1 is a gripping start that's ready to earn a spot on your pull-list. Whether you've heard of the franchise before or not the time is now to take a chance on it because with this creative team at its back you won't regret it.
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Aliens/Vampirella #3 is a quality romp in space that deserves a spot on your pull-list. The creative team is offering an engaging escape to madness that should sate the appetite of dedicated followers that are invested in either or both properties. In other words: run out to your local shop today to pick up this issue and the previous two, because you won't regret it!
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Aliens/Vampirella #5 is an easy comic to grade because it exists as something that's downright fun. This is not highbrow entertainment or the lowest common denominator between these two franchises, as the creative team instead creates something more than those basic descriptions. Dynamite should be a happy publisher because this is one crossover they canbe proud of.
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All New Fathom #7 is a really good entry that handles the set up for next month's finale well while playing up the strength that this narrative needs. Recommended.
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All-New Fathom Vol. 6 #8does right by its roots as the release finds a a way to keep the world spinning all the while setting things up for the next volume and its creative team. Granted the comic book does that by condensing a few key plot points but the end result is still largely the same. It clears the path of its own journey while giving fans what they want and need before we reach an end for now.
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All-New Guardians of the Galaxy #9 is a stellar outing that carries some really impressive moments, especially for the scribe. How he goes about the final few pages while offering a big tease as to what will happen next for our team is simply outstanding in every sense of the word.
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All New Soulfire #6 is another excellent issue for a franchise that has survived numerous volumes. It remains a worthwhile property as it does enough of the right things in order to earn a recommendation from me.
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All New Soulfire #8 is something that's downright special as it ends this round with a promising question and renewed hope for it's cast. For that reason it rises to the occasion and earns a recommendation from me.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1.5 is not perfect but the creative team absolutely sticks a landing. Their lost tale carries weight with our future icon as this outing comes recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #6 is a comic book that's bound to appeal to any fanboy or fangirl that's just looking for a good time. It's a fun outing with enough narrative progression as it comes recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #2is what I hope to find within the landscape of Battleworld. It's a jaunt that further explores a familiar playerin a new light while not abandoning the core elements that have allowed Peter Parker to be a fan favorite all these years.
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Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #5 is astrongfinish that carriedsome corny moments but never failed to inspire. For that reason the creative team more than earns recognition and praise as this one comes recommended.
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Aphrodite V #2 is early enough in the new volume that if you missed issue one just go out and grab this! The team delivers a welcoming issue that cements an insanely awesome mini-series which features a robotic assassin trying to be more than she is.
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Armor Hunters: Harbinger #3 proves to me that Marvel and DC both need to pay attention to how these smaller companies handle events. From Zenescope to Top Cow and beyond we've seen developers take opportunities like this and run with them in a way that expands their cast but also makes tie-ins like this one worthwhile. For that reason this one comes recommended.
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Artifacts #40 is a notable addition that features a lot of content for a rather minor price tag. It ends things right before 2015 comes knocking around the corner as this comic book easily comes recommended.
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Aspen Universe: Decimation #1 is exactly the event fans want it to be! With the past and future at play this title is off to a stellar start with a high caliber creative team at its back. They seem more than primed to touch all the characters they can in a narrative that's strong from cover to cover. There's room for growth but man oh man it's easy to hold this up as a crossover done well and we're two issues in!
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Aspen Universe: Decimation #2 is ripe with action, tension and adventure as the creative team pushes their arc forward with great haste! As they involve villains and heroes in an open war that could very well spell doom for several prominent characters while building up a crossover title that oh so needs to find a spot on your pull-list. So by all means rush out to your local comic shop and grab a copy this week.
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From its first issue to this finale the book came in a pretty tight package. And Aspen Universe: Decimation #4 wraps things up in a way that doesn't feel overly fast while showing the strength of a more than worthwhile event in the process. For longtime fans we saw the return of favored characters from both Shrugged and Charismagic, but for new readers it's a welcome mat to an exciting world that's connected.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #119 is the type of comic that I want to review. It's smart, spunky and always keeps its narrative progression in mind. Add in the closing set up and you have a jaunt that without a doubt comes recommended.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #120 is a superb romp that proves that even with a seemingly innocuous premise that the creative team and this title still have more than a few tricks up their sleeves. Needless to say it easily comes recommended.
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Batwoman #32 continues an era that remains engrossing as this team gets to strut their narrative legs. There's a lot of worth as far as the plot goes, so if you're a fan or not this might just be a New 52 book for you. Recommended.
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The Black Sable #2 is kind fun and you know what? We all could use that on our pull-list! So by all means take a chance on this Zenescope original, whether you're familiar with the company and their other works or not, it's worth a trip to your local comic store.
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Blood Brothers #3 is the second to last issue for this mini-series and I have to say I've thoroughly enjoyed the dynamite ride! There's some room for improvement but this third outing more than proves why we should all add this title to our pull-lists. Do you like fun adventure with some monsters to boot? Do you wanna see a Luchador fight a Minotaur? Then add this to your coveted pull-list.
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BubbleGun Vol. 2 #4 is a success from start to finish. What this Aspen title sports is tech, wit and plenty of fun that's bound to please fans and curious onlookers. It's has all the best features of a well written comic that just deserves recognition, praise and a spot in your buy pile.
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Burn the Orphanage: Born to Lose #3 is not high brow entertainment. But if you're like me and games for Sega Genesis helped form your childhood than this book is for you. Recommended.
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Burn the Orphanage: Reign of Terror #1 is a worthwhile outing and If you don't pick up this latest entry it's punishable by gamma blast and death claw! Recommended.
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Burn The Orphanage: Reign Of Terror #5 is not for everyone but I literally have no complaints. The talents involved effortlessly end their arc and lay groundwork for more punching action, while delivering on the premise they promised to attack head on. Recommended.
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As always with these type of yarns things take a turn for the worse whileAndy and his pals are faced with growing problems in their town. Burnouts #3 is new reader friendly from start to finish, boasting a creative team that seems ready to deliver the goods. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #8 is the type of adventure yarn that I hope to find when I travel to my local shop. It easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Captain Midnight #20 is a downright engaging yarn that pushed our protagonist forward while asking him tough questions. Smart text plus dazzling style equals a comic that begs for attention and more than earns it in my book. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #23 is what I wanted to read. For followers there was plenty of meat to enjoy but if you haven't been reading keepclear of this one as you insteadbuy the trade paperbacks in order to catch up. Trust me, the investment isworth it.
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Centipede #2 is an uproariously fun outing! What we have here is a romp hidden in the simplistic casing of a game based world, but it also has a smart creative team. It's engaging right from the start so much so that I re-read it after I finished going through it the first time.
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Chaos! #2 is an entertaining entry in a series that's shaping up into something that deserves your attention. Add in the chance to see these characters in action with a solid narrative and we're left with plenty of reason to pick up this comic book. Recommended.
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Chaos! #3 is the halfway point in a franchise reboot event and it is awesome! Whether you were invested in these properties or not there's plenty of worthwhile material for everyone to downright enjoy. Recommended.
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Chaos! #6 is not a perfect way to bring all this to a stop, but it manages to entertain and engage. There were moments where I wanted a bit more substance and time but in the end I walked away largely happy with properties that I'm now rather invested in. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Cinderella: Age of Darkness #1 is the start of an extension with just enough spunk to earn a look and a dedicated following. There's no doubt about the quality as this comes recommended.
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Civil War #3 continues the momentum of its narrative while offering enough meaty material to sate the appetite of fanboys and fangirls. In other words if you're planning to dive into any of the Secret Wars extensions this release and title needs to be at the top of your list.
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Conan the Avenger #5 is exactly what I, as a fan of the Hyborian age, wanted to read. Kudos to Dark Horse Comics for keeping the favored barbarian alive and special thanks to this creative team for making this tale interesting. Recommended.
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Conan the Avenger #22 gets the ball moving in a slow but steady succession that makes the wait for next month's entry just a little bit more bearable. In other words: if you like this Barbarian this is a title worth catching up on.
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Conan the Avenger #23 is superb entertainmentthat wastes little time moving toward its fitting cliffhanger finish. By Crom you dogs if you're not picking this upthen you're missing out. To sum up: be a true fan of the Barbarian and grab a copy of this issue.
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Concrete Park: R-E-S-P-E-C-T #1 is an engaging start which shows a lot of promise. It took one issue to win me over and I can't wait for the next one. Recommended.
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Concrete Park: R-E-S-P-E-C-T #2 explodes out of Scare City with a book that packs a lot of weight. Sure it's premise is weird but the hard-work of the creative team and their cast of characters allow the romp to become a must own package that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Contest of Champions #4 is another smart and finely tuned entry that will leave eager fans begging for more. It may surprise some to read but four in and this is an excellenttitlethat certainly warrantsattention.
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Under the careful care of steady creative team Coyotes #1 dives right into a horror drenched world with all the right tools. So if you're looking for something unique then congrats because you just found a comic book that needs to have a spot on your awesome ever growing pull-list.
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Critter #3 is fun for everyone as Big Dog Ink continues to grow through their merger with Aspen. And this latest round of shenanigans is good enough to warrant some attention from curious fanboys and fangirls as the overall experience of it earns a recommendation from me.
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D4ve #1 is an unexpected treat from IDW. With a strong character and a compelling world this has all the necessary parts to be a grand mini-series as this first installment comes recommended.
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Damsels in Excess #1 is a rock solid start to something that feels worthwhile. It's a compelling beginning with a turn that earns it a recommendation from me.
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Damsels in Excess #3 doesn't break new ground but it continues to push and legitimize this outlandish adventure. There's heart here as a strong creative team steadily develops character and nurses their plot toward some rather interesting revelations. Recommended.
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Damsels in Excess #4 represents a comic that's a worthwhile read and also stands as a competent penultimate issue. The team behind it knew what they needed to do while solidifying a franchise that deserves many more volumes for years to come. Recommended.
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Dawn/Vampirella #1 is something I didn't expect to enjoy but I did. I was instantly sucked into the narrative by the charm of the book as some winning personalities complimented a plot, that may have been slightly predictable, but managed to be entertaining. In other words this comic happens to come recommended.
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Days of Hate #1 opens a twelve issue series with clear thoughts and societal angst behind it. With some hints at things to come plus of course plenty of meaty political material there's a lot worth celebrating. But if you're part of the dwindling percent known as Trump supporters please avoid reading this because you won't like it. But for the rest of us go grab a copy, find a seat and dig in for dark ride in a depressing future.
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Diablo House #2 is a fun ride with a twisted tale! Right from the beginning the creative team seems downright eager to share their yarn with a nerd, his cult, the girl and pinball. When it all spins out of control and adds together there's worth that should net it a spot on your pull-list.
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DollFace #6 is an issue that screams fun but finds a way to bring about a serious cliffhanger. If you've never read this title before now, here's a good opportunity to catch up with this ball-jointed witch hunter.
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Dread Gods #2 does a lot right for this just beginning franchise. It moves various pieces forward without tripping over any of the plots or ignoring them. The end result is a downright engaging page turner that proves the quality of the young property with a more than capable creative team at its back. If you missed issue #1then you just have to grab a copy with this when you head on down to your local shop.
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East of West #12 doesn't change established lore, but it continues to delve deeper into its mechanics in a way that feels both fresh and relevant. Recommended.
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East of West #34 is just superb entertainment. The retaliation and escalation feels perfect, as the creative team continues to show what high caliber work looks like on a monthly basis. With a title that offers a methodical pace which ramps up when needed, I have to say after all this time the talents behind it still go that extra mile to make their series stand out from other comics!
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EGOs #6 is another step toward a full-filling series. The creative team has charted something special that grows month in and month out. Because of that, and the tease for #7, this outing comes recommended.
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Eternal Soulfire #2 is, in my mind, a visually engaging piece of fiction that successfully builds on what's come before with a slightly fresh spin on things. Add in the fact that the creative team seems to know exactly what they're doing and there's no way that this title doesn't make the cut to be on your coveted pull-list. Recommended.
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Exorsisters #2 is exactly what it needs to be… a really good supernatural adventure yarn that drips with personality from cover to cover. Just accept what the creative team is trying to sell. Smart simple fun and all for the low price of $3.99, so let me ask: what are you waiting for?
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Farmhand #1 is an unexpected treat from Image bolstered by a creative mind that easily spins an understandable yarn that bounces between the strange and honest with ease. So by all means run out and go grab yourself a copy because this really good opener comes recommended.
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From cover to cover Michael Turner's Fathom Vol. 7 #3 is an easy comic to grade because it ebbs and flows with a narrative that works. It won't disappoint long time fans by any stretch of the imagination as this latest issue does right by them and comes recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: Kiani (vol.3) #4 wraps up its arc in the right way. Granted it all comes to an end with a striking cliffhanger but I still managed to leave this one satisfied. Recommended.
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Fence #2really is a brisk and well done piece of fiction that just so happens to ooze with personality from cover to cover. The creative team holds onto a sturdy concept that should draw in an audience with ease, as this second issue does more than a few things right for curious readers out there. So by all means do what feels right: head to your local shop and snag yourself a copy.
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Fighting American #1 is an unexpected treat that's got the Reds on the run! The creative team strikes a tone between old and new, as the cast meets their bad guys in 2017 and all the issues that come with them. Avoid Poison Ivan and keep away from beatnik-talk: F.A.‘s orders!
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First Strike #3 is a prime example of how you do an event. Three issues in and the story is flowing along as our ragtag team, comprised of characters from multiple properties, stands ready to face what comes next. So much so that they jump to another world to take on Joe Coltron and his villainous band without fully knowing what they're up to. It's easy to recommend this title because you really should be buying it.
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First Strike #6 has an emotional core that's well anchored from start to finish. The creative team understands what they want and when the dust settles the Hasbro universe is different. So by all means if you haven't been keeping up grab this six issue event and dive right in!
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Flash Gordon #2 is a high adventure book that embraces its heritage while forging its own ground. The explanation for the Beast Men in particular was rock solid, as new layers to the evil of Ming the Merciless come into focus. Recommended.
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Genius: Cartel #1 sets things off in the right way! The creative team handles the return of Destiny and her world rather well, all while building an easy to follow release that's sure to attract curious readers. The dialogue keeps the material engaging in all the right ways, while the team behind her life story pushes the book towards a solid cliffhanger. In other words: this is absolutely one title that earns a spot on your pull-list!
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Genius: Cartel #2 has one message to its audience: go out and buy this book! The creative team is firing on all cylinders maintaining a quality that allows this sequel to more than work even three years later. It's a compelling read from start to finish with a main character that's worth rooting for. Add in some smart dialogue, here and there, plus good plot progression and enough style to make this issue a must own.
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Ghost #3 concludes the opening arc of its fourth volume in style. It's not something that'll change opinions but instead solidifies why it certainly deserves to keep a fanbase. Recommended.
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Ghost #5 offers up another solid entry that, in the beginning, felt good but quickly builds in quality as it heads toward an interesting revelation. In other words this is another winner that comes recommended.
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Ghost #8 is an excellent outing that pushes its narrative forward while developing its main character. In other words: this is one book that garners both attention and earned praise as it comes recommended.
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Ghost #10 is not the best the franchise has to offer but it is yet another quality outing that knows the strengths of its own rules and world. And for that reason this one earns a recommendation.
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Giant Days #33 is a well written fun issue that does more than enough right to keep its audience and hopefully attract more readers. From the struggled and angst of Esther to a discussion of plant pain there's a lot of worth to be found here. Like I said at the start this was my first release with the series and it impressed me so you can bet going forward that I'll be covering it from now on for SnapPow.com.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Godstorm: Hercules Payne #3 is a release that deserves a spot on your pull-list. If you've never read aZenescopetitle before then by all means grab the first two plus this one because it comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #99 is the fourth part in Realms Fall, and at this point, I think it's safe to say that this is one arc that's going to have a lasting impact. Before we even reach #100 so much has happened and I honestly can't wait to see what these creative minds have in store. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #108 is superb entertainment that sets up its next arc with ease. For that reason and what's coming around the corner this one comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #9 has a lot of good going for it and I'm happy to see our Guardians of the Nexus try to take on the big bad and protect her ally. The ending is a bit dark, which is perfect believe me, especially as the whole yarn really builds up how menacing and powerful our antagonist can be. So by all means this is a release you really should add to you buy pile when you journey to your local comic shop.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Oz: Age of Darkness One-Shot is not what I expected and trust me that's a good thing. This outing reminds all of us how expendable everyone can be and that right there easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Oz: Reign of the Witch Queen #4 is asuccess on several levels. With a sturdy creative team and a rock solid cliffhanger the purchase of this issue seems like a must for any thatmight find themselves to be interested in an awesome ride.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Ascension #2 is an engaging comic book that should excite and engage as we continue to trek through what should be described as anAge of Darkness. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Coven #5 is a smartly executed joyride. Sure some elements fall into place a bit quickly but there's no denying the fact that the team sent things off in the right direction. Personally I hope to see themtogether again sooner rather than later.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Neverland: Age of Darkness #4 proves with its solid cliffhanger that it successfully offered an engaging finale which easily earned a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Warlord of Oz #1 is a striking start to a journey that promises revelations, returns and even the occasional reunion. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #24 is a without a doubt a sturdy entry that rises above as the anticipation for #25 builds. This yarn easily earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #38 is an outright success that may not reach the franchise highs but it keeps this quality train rolling along. So by all means go out and grab a copy because you won't regret it later on.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #39 is the type of comic I love to grade. It's a continuation of a currently running arc that continues to toy with characters I've grown fond of without cheapening analreadyestablished monthly title.
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Grimm Fairy Tales: Steampunk #1 may not be the most obvious choice to add to your pull-list but trust me if you're looking for a western with familiar Zenescope icons set to an infinity tale of sorts then this one's for you.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents White Queen: Age of Darkness #1 and man it's good! There's been plenty of fearful interpretations of this realm so it's refreshing to read something that's a bit different. For that reason, and obvious quality, this earns a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents White Queen: Age of Darkness #2 is excellent entertainment. With a team that makes use of Zenescope's current landscape there's no doubt that this trekcomes recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #8 proves that Zenescope Entertainment has another winner on their hands. The title is fun, thrilling, engaging and most importantly still a bit spooky. For all those reasons just wrapped up in a pleasing package this easily earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #11 will not be for everyone but if you look in the mirror and see yourself as a horror fan than there's no doubt in my mind that you need this in your life. It's not wholly perfect but I guarantee that it will entertain you with a very simple yarn to boot.
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Grimm Tales of Terror Vol. 3 #8 is a superb entry in this horror filled franchise. Zenescope loves to dabble in the supernatural but since the launch of GTOT they've excelled at giving new thrills and chills that are bound to delight curious readers. Keep in mind each issue is its own thing so by all means go grab this one from your local comic shop, you've more than earned a spooky treat!
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Grimm Tales of Terror Vol. 3 #9 is a more than excellent way to spend some money at your local shop! The creative team offers up a book that knows its audience well enough to deliver the goods. So in other words: do you like horror? If the answer is yes then you need this.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #12 is an example of a great release. It easily earns a recommendation.
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Harrow County #2 is a smart and to the point yarn that not only deserves an audience but might just manage to conjure up one. I had no idea what to expect when I purchased its#1 but I'm happy I did, because two issues laterand I can tell that this was a worthwhile investment on my part as both a critic and a fan. Recommended.
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Harrow County #4 is a really good comic that does more than enough right to justify a spot on your pull-list. A steady creative team, smart script and compelling art all equal out to quality entertainment that, even with competition in mind, should easily come recommended.
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Hercules: Wrath of the Heavens #3 is an absolutely stellar third issue that's engaging. This book truly is a titan in its own right, so much so that it really is easy to grade and recommend for any potentially curious readers out there! So go out and grab a copy!
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Because Hi-Fi Fight Club #2 offers a romp with some silliness, smarts and plenty of heart this comes recommended. The creative team is firing strong shots of pure talent as they spin this yarn involving the disappearance of rocker Rosie Riot while boasting a steady pace. Our take on all this is really simple: you should give the title a chance, because we know you won't regret this addition to your buy pile.
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Indestructible #4 is a site favorite and one of the books that instantly captures the imagination. It's fun, inspired and certainly worthy of your time and attention. Recommended.
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Indestructible #8 is imperfect fun that needs to be purchased by comedy and superhero genre fans. Darby Pop just has a winning flagship title, that might trip, but never falls flat on its face. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Inferno: Rings of Hell #2 is a release that enjoys an easy to follow plot. The characters are engaging enough to hold attention and it's within that essence that this reality builds up its stakes. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Inferno: Rings of Hell #3 succeeds with a scribe that used every sentence and word to convey something more than I think many fanboys and fangirls were honestly expecting. And for that reason this mini-series and its final issue earn a recommendation.
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Jinnrise #10 holds the future of this world and a new franchise in its hands. So trust me when I say: by the time you reach the conclusion it carries a strong enough set-up that's more than worth delving into with hopefully another volume, or two, or three. For that reason this comes recommended.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #4 is a quality comic book that makes me glad to be a fan. It's to the point with just a hint of epicness and enough personality to warrant a recommendation from me.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #9 is not the zenith of the franchise but it sports all the parts that make it so good. To put it simply fanboys and fangirls this outing at the end of the day happensto be one that deserves praise plus a place on your pull-list.
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Justice, Inc. #2 got my attention as soon as I finished the first page. What we get from this second outing is a sturdy continuation by a comic book that earns the right to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Justice Inc.: The Avenger – Faces of Justice #1 is a more than welcome treat that launches a fresh mini in the vein of a classic mystery, as the creative team builds a solid foundation that's bound to bring about a rip roaring ride. It may seem more than a bit familiar in structure but the innate quality of the product cannot be denied as this opener easily comes recommended.
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Justice League #42 represents a quality entry in a literary run that's second to none. The creative team continues to pile on their successes while building the stakes for what's about to happen, so by all means head to your local shop and pick this up!
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Justice League #43 turned out to be an accessible and engaging entry that's bound to make more than a few fanboys and fangirls happy. With the right amount of build-up and preparation from the creative team this War is really starting to heat up in the right ways. The time has come so by all means go out to your local shop and grab yourself a copy.
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Justice League #47 is another good entry forDarkseid Waras it brings in the Crime Syndicate and starts a new act for this destructive conflict. It does all that under the instruction of a stellar creative team that earns recognition from this reviewer.
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Justice League 3001 #3 is another quality addition to this second volume. The squad, even removed from the present day, havetheir issues to be sure but they're still themselves. And in that balancing act we see a creative team shine in a title that just deserves to find an audience as the final product earns recognition and praise from me.
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Justice League: The Darkseid War – Flash #1 highlights so many worthwhile strengths that I honestly want to sit down and read it again. So it should be clear at this point that this one-shot is more than what it should be as it earns praise and a recommendation from me.
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King Conan: The Conqueror #5 is an adventure book that by Crom deserves a spot on your pull-list. If you haven't kept up there's no excuse as this easily earns a recommendation.
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KISS/Vampirella #4 is so good it's easy to recommend. The creative team right from the first page to the final panel is perfectly suited to tell this tale, as they balance silly moments with nuance and truth. I know that may sound weird but when everyone put their cards on the table the comic really spoke to and impressed me. It has an innately awesome style that fits two properties that are ready to rock under one label.
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Kull Eternal #2 is exactly what it needs to be and just a bit more! That's what makes this issue special as the creative team takes two different points in the plot and uses them to build connections and cement the path of their title. In other words: it's been a long week, buy this comic!
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Lady Demon #2 is a strong entry for theChaos! universe. The creative team delivers something that's fun, engaging and more importantly worthy of a spot on your coveted pull-list. Recommended.
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Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure #6 is an easy one to grade because the creative team offered quality in a sea of conceptual possibility. This penultimate issue succeeds as it certainly comes recommended.
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Lobster Johnson: Get the Lobster #3 has to be one of my favorites this week. I recommend it to any of my fellow fanboys and fangirlsbecause even if you're barely familiar with it there's enough here to get you engaged. Recommended.
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Lobster Johnson: Get the Lobster #4 raises the stakes while offering some memorable moments. There are a lot of pieces at play but this one's brought to life with a sturdy team at its back and for that reason this easily comes recommended.
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Lola XOXO Vol. 2 #1 is a welcome return for this Aspen franchise. The creator knows what she's doing, setting the stage for an adventure that seems hellbent to expand the scope of this particular wasteland while maintaining focus on our primary protagonist. There's room to grow but the new volume is off to a stellar start so by all means go out and pick this up.
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Our main character shows her gumption now more than ever in this unforgiving post apocalyptic playground. There are dangers around every corner and she knows that, but with a strong talent behind her adventures this yarn does what it needs to do. Lola XOXO Vol. 2 #3is engaging. So much so that I have few complaints as this pulls everything forward while diving into the aftermath of Atremis without missing a beat.
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Magnus #5 presents a resolution that finishes the current arc but leaves the door wide open for what has to come next. The text at hand weaves a path forward for Robot Fighters everywhere, even though this is a stopping point there's a lot left to be excited for.
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Mighty Mouse #4 is an action packed fun yarn that pushes old school antics with new readers directly in sight. It plays to both a young and seasoned audience either of which might be looking for something silly and good to add to their pull-lists. So by all means take a shot and see whether or not the Mouse of Tomorrow can save our world and maybe even have the gumption to earn a spot in your growing buy pile.
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I didn't thinkMinky Woodcock: The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini #1 would speak to me as much as it did but here we are with a stellar opening issue. The works of the talent left me engrossed in the narrative so much so that I can't wait to see where this goes from here.
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Mirror's Edge: Exordium #1 is an easy comic to grade because it does exactly what it needs and just a bit more. The creative team held my attention from start to finish with a prequel that understands its path. So by all means go out and grab a copy, you deserve it.
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Mirror's Edge: Exordium #5 is the type of tie-in that makes senseas the creative team continues todevelop the game's protagonist while filling in the wait between sequels. For that reason this outing comes easily recommended to any curious fanboy or fangirl.
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Miss Fury #10 may not raise the bar for an arc featuring a hero that's killed, but it does shine a light on the subject while giving fans plenty to chew on. Recommended.
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Miss Fury #11 feels like two to three issues rolled into one, but through the skills of the creative team we're given a final chapter that feels right enough to earn fan attention and critic praise. It may not be a completely perfect conclusion but enough's done right to easily earn a recommendation from me.
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Morning Glories #38 continues the build up of this second season while keeping the varied cast involved interesting. From beginning to end this comic easily comes recommended.
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Morning Glories #41 is an outing that further pushes its audience down a treacherously engaging rabbit hole. I have no idea where this story might be going but the quality work and consistently interesting players give me more than enough room to recognize and praise the title. It easily comes recommended.
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The creative team understands what they want to accomplish with this flashback piece and they do so perfectly.Motor Crush #6 is a great way to bring new readers in for an indie title that's sure to please. I'm left with little to no complaints as they wow me with an accessible page turner that's worthy of recognition and praise, so by all means consider this if you're looking to add something to your buy pile.
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Mulan: Revelations #2 is exactly the type of surprising comic that I want to find on my pull-list. It's fun, energetic and dynamic enough to earn an audience along with deserved praise. So by all means if you haven't grabbed up a copy of this title yet now's the time to start.
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Mulan: Revelations #4 is a quality entry that absolutely deserves a spot on your pull-list. If you love action, science fictionorancient lore then there's something for you in this adventure. For that reason this onecomes recommended.
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From my perspectiveMythic #2 is fun plain and simple. If you go to your local comic shop looking for something that's different than the norm,then let me assure you because you've found something that I believe you need on your pull-list.
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Neverland: Return of Hook One-Shot is an issue that absolutely deserves your attention this week! It's the comeback book for an outstanding character from Zenescope that just needs to resurface and be around more in the near future. But there's one thing I want to make clear: whether you've read his previous adventures or not this really is a jump on point, so give this a chance because you won't regret it.
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New Avengers #19 is a heavy release from a striking creative team that presents mature subject matter born from an insane situation to a very modern audience. For that reason it easily comes recommended.
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New Warriors #5 took some interesting turns while still delivering several moments that got me outright laughing. I'm a fan of the title so far and I can't wait to see what this team does with it in the future. Recommended.
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New Warriors #6 proves, once again, that this is one interesting team with enough going on to be worth paying attention to. Throw in consistency along with a few nuggets of necessary information to keep fans invested and this comic easily comes recommended.
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New Warriors #7 is, once again, the type of book I hope to review for Unleash The Fanboy. It's a stellar trip with a solid cast that easily earns a recommendation from me.
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New Warriors #9 is an outing that yet again proves why I'll miss this when it goes. It's a rare treat to have a franchise that can deliver humor while maintaining enough weight to resonate. And for that reason this comes recommended.
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No World #3 is rollicking romp with a diverse cast of characters that are easy to root for. And serious kudos to a creative team that successfully brings together multiple franchises while building a comic that's easy to grade. Its not quite great but it gets really close as it earns a spot on your pull-list. So yes, go out and grab yourself a copy!
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For No World #6 is it wrong that I love how abrupt the defeat of Pardner Bob was? I don't think so! Because let's be honest there could have been a long drawn out battle that then showed all the characters beaten down but instead the creative team cut right to the point. And that right there is what separates this title from the rest of the comic flock at your local shop this week as this release easily earns praise.
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Nova #15 is a really good ride that had me grinning as our hero stepped up and got some things done. He may not be Richard Rider, but there's no doubt that he's becoming worthy of that helmet he wares. Recommended.
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Nova #17 works because it carries honesty and a lot of heart. And that's what sets it above quite a few books arriving this week as it earns a recommendation from me.
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Nova #18 has heart as our hurting hero tries his best to muster some kind ofgumption to face the demons knocking at his door. It earns a recommendation from me.
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One-Hit Wonder #3 is a simple and easy to follow release that makes use of its narrative without sacrificing its zany nature. And oddly enough the illustrative change bothered me a lot less than I expected it to as this comic book easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Oz: No Place Like Home One-Shot is a downright fun yarn that plays with familiar elements as we all journey back to the epic trilogy. This is a solid addition to any Zenescope collection as the creative team earns our time and attention with this well thought out release.
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Peter Panzerfaust #20 is the end of an important chapter in the lives of these fighters. It carries itself well from beginning to end as the creative forces at its back make sure to deliver everything they need to. Recommended.
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Postal #2 impressed me by doing exactly what the second issue of a new franchise should: grow its world. So far I'm hooked and certainly ready to see where this mini-series goes from here, as this particular outing easily comes recommended.
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Postal #21 is a high caliber release that needs to be on your pull-list. Whether you've bought the comic series in the past or not this is a perfect time to dive in and even grab some back issues while you're at it!
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm War #10 is a smart continuation that held my attention and didn't waste time setting the stage for #11. If you've been following this then by all means go grab this release right now, as it's worth the price of admission.
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Red Sonja #14 features an arc that cuts right to the core of who our She-Devil is. And the creative team, to their credit, handles that smoothly with a piece that comes recommended.
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Robotech #2 really is a great read that deserves to find its audience. If you loved the old show and you're eager to see it continue with a fresh coat of paint then this title is absolutely for you. So by all means on Wednesday run down to your local shop and grab yourself a copy!
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Robotech #3 is a well crafted treat that keeps its focus on character building while also teasing what's to come. The threat isn't gone, what we have here is the calm before the storm as presented by this more than capable creative team. The end result is a comic book that more than deserves a spot on your pull-list. So if you loved the old show then what are you waiting for? Go out and buy this plus the first two!
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #1 is a high caliber start that deserves to find an audience. Whether you've been following her stories since her first mini-series or not this monthly is a rock solid jump-on point. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #2 turns into an easy to score outing, as the creative team ups their quality while earning a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #5 is a comic that's simple to grade, because from beginning to end it's quality work. Every inch of it functions well, as this arc concludes with a clear path toward the future and its personality in-check. For that reason, plus the antics therein, this comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #13 is a smart and spunky adventure yarn that makes use of its primary characters while building up a fun crossover that's bound to make many fanboys and fangirls smile. In other words: Zenescope has another winner on their hands!
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #15 is an outstanding reason to head out to your local shop and enjoy this Wednesday. Trust me my fellow fanboys and fangirls you'll be happy you chose to spend this week with this emerald archer.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #16 is another really strong entry that keeps the frantic but fun pace of the series going. Kudos to the creative team because it'seasy to see why this book belongs on your pull-list as this entry earns praise and recognition from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: 2015 Holiday Special may not be what any of us reallyexpected this year but man oh man is the comic book a blast. So by all means go out and grab acopybut fair warning if you haven't read#16 yet please do so because this follows that.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Legend #1 is a promising start. There's enough set up found with the confines of these pages to give fans a striking reason to come back for more. And bearing that in mind this easily comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Legend #2is the type of comic I hope to cover for this site. It's exciting, compelling and it feels like a worthwhile portion in a trilogy of arcs. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Legend #4 is an experience that's just as engaging as it needed to be. It's a key point for the franchise and it easily comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Legend #5 is an entry that remains locked on target. I don't agree with all the outcomes contained here but for the most part, thanks to the talents behind it, I was floored by the package. It comes recommended.
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Robyn Hood: The Hunt #2 continues the story of Locksley with a prison break setup. It's not an epic but the stakes are clearly laid out for our heroine with a cliffhanger finish that sets up next month's issue. If you haven't been reading Grimm Fairy Tales and you're looking for a place to join in, grab this and issue #1 because you won't regret signing up for this ride along with Zenescope's tough as nails fighter!
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Robyn Hood: The Hunt #4 does exactly what it needs to do and just a bit more, as this stellar mini-series marches onward into its second half! The creative team wowed me with several scenes that seemed mood setting in a way that should garner attention and praise. If you haven't been following along now's a good time to grab the three previous plus this one when you journey to your local comic shop this week.
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Rocket Girl #9 isn't a jump on point by any stretch of the imagination but man oh man you do need this in your collection. Don't worry about going all the way back to issue one, just grab this plus #8 on Wednesday and you'll get a solid taste for this time travel romp. Look you work hard and because of that you deserve a quality comic book, like this, on your coveted pull-list so take a chance and dive right in.
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Samurai Jack #11 proves the vibrancy of this title even as the character it follows might have fallen into a rather predictable rut. In other words: this comic comes recommended.
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Samurai Jack: Quantum Jack #2 is an issue with a creative team that knows what they want to deliver and believe me they absolutely sell that from cover to cover. In other words: if you loved the cartoon when you were a kid / adult and you're looking for something more to dig your teeth into then you just need this book! So by all means head our to your local shop, find a quiet spot and enjoy.
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Secret Six #3 is a largely enjoyable experience that one me over evenbefore it reached a plot twist and a considerable cliff-hanger. To put it simply: here's a title that's just too good to miss so by all means rush out to your local comic shop and pick up the first three releases because this franchise in general comes recommended.
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Secret Wars #6 is an engaging outing that may not be the strongest or best of the event but it more that keeps a positive flow going. So by all means go out and grab a copy before the universe ends… again!
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Secret Wars #7 is the turning point for God Emperor Doom and his rule over Battleworld. The uprising has begun withthe fracturing of this barely held togetherrealm looming on the horizon, it's good that we have smart people charting this odyssey. It's an added bonus that the team seems capable and ready to deliver these final blows as this one comes recommended.
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Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #0 is a downright compelling start! It doesn't change the genre it represents but it will no doubt please fans of it! Truth be told you might go to your local shop this week, see it on a shelf and think, “why should I grab this?” Our answer to you is really simple: because we all need something with this much fun, adventure and quality on our pull-list!
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Silk #5 is a rousing success that does exactly what a good monthly should. With enough loose strands, solid writing and expert art I'm more than willing to sing the praises of this title as you should take a chance and follow it in this all-new all-different era.
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Silver Surfer #5 is an exceptionally entertaining piece of fiction. It doesn't push the boundaries of its storied protagonist but it does cement his personality. And so if you find yourself saying “Board to me” then you might need to pick this up. Recommended.
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All-New Soulfire Vol. 6 #6 is a fast moving entry that makes use of its time from cover to cover. The creative team pushes action and then, in small doses, nuance ultimately paving the way for the final two entries in this arc. I get how some might be apprehensive but trust me when I say this: we have a volume that's a welcome starting point so hop on and take a leap of faith, you won't regret it.
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The Sovereigns #3 is a more than sturdy extension that understands what it wants to be. It's not perfect but man oh man is it good! The creative teams on both the main and back-up feature certainly have a way of spinning their yarns to compel an audience. In short: it's an outing that does what it needs in order to be worth your time, so add it to your pull-list.
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Spider-Man 2099 #3 is an outstanding comic that absolutely deserves a spot on your pull-list.Add in the fact that it carried a topical discussion and this excellent serving proved to me that the people behind this iteration know exactly what they're doing. And so this comes recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Maul"Son of Dathomir #3 is exactly what I wanted it to be and a bit more. Like the TV show it continues there are seeds planted which will easily build toward a promising finale. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #5 completes itself while highlighting a few worthwhile struggles along the way. I absolutely enjoyed the overall experience and as this arc closes out I have no doubt that fans are going to be pleased. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #12 is a second volume continuation that proves that this is not an overweight glob of grease but rather a fine tuned machine that deserves another joyride. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #16 is that engaging space romp that does more than enough right to expand upon its own foundation while offering honest adventure for its devoted fanbase. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #18 brings its narrative path to a close but ends its intergalactic shenanigans on the right note, so what more can a dedicated fan possibly ask for? Recommended.
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Superman Unchained #8 is a comic book that's easy to grade. As a penultimate issue it perfectly sets up the final test for our hero while highlighting how far he's come. Recommended.
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SwordQuest #4 is a prime example of a penultimate outing done right. Right from its opening we see a compelling cast ready to go, as their heist plan comes out to play. It's fun to flip through with a stellar creative team at its back, so by all means go grab yourself a copy!
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #6 is an entertaining comic that may not be for everyone but it merits a look. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #36 is yet another strong outing that proves the vibrancy of this iteration. From beginning to end the entire comic book ebbs and flows with a locked in purpose as it easily comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #37 is exactly the type of release I've always wanted. It's simple and to the point as it continues to steadily build the way toward war. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time #1 is the beginning of a mini-series that's ready to please even the most discerning fanboy or fangirl. Recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #6 is a smart exploration into a franchise that grew up around me. With a shifty foundation we're still given a workable release that comes recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #11 is an entertaining penultimate issue. Fans are given an action packed entry that's headed toward its rapidly approaching conclusion, and for all the build up this comic delivers what it needs to as it comes recommended.
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Tet #1 is a sturdy comic that knows exactly what it wants to be. And with a more than competent creative team plus a clear vision on where everything is going there's no doubt in my mind that this issue did enough right to win an audience.
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The Black Bat #11 is an engaging ride! If you haven't been reading don't start here but instead go back and catch up because trust me this is one title that's worth your time. Recommended.
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The Blood Queen #4 is a provocative piece of literature. It uses the written in a methodical manner that may not be as exciting as other titles hitting local shops this week, but it manages to do enough to leave a mark. I'll admit that there are faults within but I'm still absolutely intrigued, as I'll keep coming back for more. Recommended.
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The Eighth Seal #2 is a strong stride in the right direction as the plot begins to thicken around this conspiracy. Where this is going is anyone's guess but for now it's a smart ride worth taking.
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The Gravediggers Union #2 is a well balanced follow-up that continues to spin a worthy supernatural yarn! It's a bit different than what you've read before and you know what? That's a good thing, as the creative team does more than enough to not only garner attention but earn praise from fans and critics alike. So by all means go rush out to your local shop this week and give this quality title a look.
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The Harcourt Legacy #1 is an in depth reading experience that never drags. I have no idea if Edward really discovered the key to magic in his lifetime or if he's trying to upset or annoy his sister before he goes for his final curtain call, but either way my interest is peaked.
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The Mercenary Sea #2 is exactly what it needs to be. With a strong second entry under their belt this creative team proves they have something that's worth sharing. Recommended.
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The Mercenary Sea #3 is exactly what it promises to be, as a striking creative team effortlessly explores this world while building up some stakes in the process. Recommended.
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The Mercenary Sea #4 doesn't move the narrative ball that far but it continues to offer a compelling narrative that's engaging. So whether you're already on board for this ride or just getting into it this release simply comes recommended.
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The Mercenary Sea #5 is an easy release to review because it's downright pleasing. While carried by the current achievement of four previous issues this outing proves once more to be a sturdy vessel. It crackles with spunk and when you add in the strength of this creative team this one comes recommended.
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The Mercenary Sea #7 proves that this is a vibrant literary journey. The creative team dazzles with an entry that succeeds while sporting personality with distinction, as their audience no doubt roots for Jack Harper. Recommended.
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New 52: Futures End #6 is the best comic yet in a title that promises excitement, suspense, death, Batman Beyond and most certainly some necessary destruction. Recommended.
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The New 52: Futures End #17 is a strong installment that sets the stage for the barrage of one-shots that will soon be at our local comic shops. I don't know how this weekly will eventually conclude but I'm invested in it as this comes recommended.
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The New 52: Futures End #22 is a really good outing for a weekly franchise that has seen some high and lows. There are plenty of questions left unanswered but after what's been unmasked I have to say this next phase rocks so far. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #13 startsMass Hysteria off in the right, and as the blood rains down on our heroes I can't wait to see where this goes. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #14 is exactly the type of comic I hope to cover. It's not something that changes the field but it's a quality romp from beginning to end. To put it simply this release will leave with a simple reaction: bring on the rest of Mass Hysteria! Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #15 from beginning to end is a thrill-ride with enough nostalgia and substance to win over a new and even dedicated audience. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #17 is a fun trip down memory lane. It never seeks to change the past as it blends seamlessly with present day shenanigans. No matter where you point your Proton Pack this one easily comes recommended.
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The Rook #1 is a downright engaging piece of fiction that more than earns an audience. Sure if you stop and think about it too much you might feel a bit confused but avoid that so we can all smile and re-read this one again.
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The Shadow Glass #1 is a strong start for a title that should find itself an audience. With a capablecreator developing anarrative filledwith awesomenessthis Dark Horse book looks to be a winning prospect for any collectorthis year!
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The Shadow Now #5 is a more than worthwhile read that should generate deserved excitement as this slightly updated take heads in for its final moments. Recommended.
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The Tithe #2 is an outstanding release that understands both its audience and the story it wants to tell. It's not perfect, as a couple scenes were held back by some slightly rockydialogue. but for the most part I walked away from this one rather pleased with what I read. And I speak for the rest of theSnap Pow staff when I say: we can't wait to see what Samaritan does next.
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The Tithe #4 is superb entertainment with thought behind it and isn't that exactly the type of indie comic you want to support? Kudos to Top Cow who, after four issues, have clearly demonstrated a title that talks religious dogma while utilizing the components of a heist movie.
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The Tithe #5 represents exactly the type of smart yarn I hope to read. By taking on organized religion while offering two differing perspectives on the subject fanboys and fangirls are bound to walk away from this a little bit more informed. In other words: if this title isn't already on your pull-list you owe it to yourself to go and grab a copy.
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The Tithe #6 is a very good release that understands what it wants to accomplish in the time it's given. Can't say enough good things about this high quality release as it easily comes recommended. So if you haven't been keeping up now's the perfect time to catch up.
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The ZooHunters #2 is a book that knows it's core strengths as it steadily increases lore while developing its cast. This is not high action or a quick read, but it is a quality sci-fi tale that deserves to resonate and find an audience. It easily comes recommended.
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Tomb Raider #17 may represent my favorite issue yet from this team. Sure if you stop and think about certain elements the whole thing might feel a bit shaky but that doesn't take away from all the good that's done cover to cover. To sum up: if your eager for the next game and you need more adventures to tide you over than this title needs to be on your pull-list.
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Vampirella #2 is exactly the right entry for fans of the supernatural or horror genres. Two issues in and it's apparent that this is a winning concept that will only get more exciting as Chaos, Cestus Dei and Mallus Maleficarum come into play. Recommended.
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Vampirella #12 is one of those titles that commands attention. Sure it's been written off in the past due to the heroine's outfit but now's the time to give the franchise a chance, as its current creative team has delivered yet another good issue for you to enjoy. In short: it's time to catch up with this lasting iconand enjoy what you've been missing.
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Vampirella #13finds its way but stumbles ever so slightly,truth be told it never really ceases to impress.For that reason this release maintains the volume quality as itconcludes onearc tolay the groundwork for future adventures with our iconic monster huntress.
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Vampirella vol. 4 #5 ends fake Heaven for now but opens the door to some really interesting developments in the year three thousand and something. The whole thing is weird fun that deserves a spot in your collection so by all means go out right now and grab yourself a copy!
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Vampirella vol. 4 #7 is superb with a surprise finish that speaks to what the title needs to say. It's easy to grade because it not only continues the stellar current series but addresses the previous volumes in a way that feels right. In other words: you need to buy this comic!
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Violent Love #8 represents a series that demands attention and more than that it just earns it. For that reason the entire piece easily excels with smart execution and worthwhile moments along the way. As the body of text finds enough room to convey the meaning of what's happening in both the past (1972) and the present (1987). It's all turbulent but wholly worthwhile as the arc marches ever onward.
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The Vision #3 is a smartly written and well executed treat, so good news for you we're only three issues in sothere's plenty of time to catch up. Run out to your local shop and add it to your subscription or at the very least pick up the first outing and see what you think.
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Voltron: From the Ashes #4 is a comic book that I'm happy to review because it left me feeling a high note before this franchise reached its penultimateissue. If you're a fan of the property pick this one up because you won't regret it.
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Wayward #5 is without a doubt a gem that needs to be unearthed by many curious fanboys and fangirls. This outing does lack depth but the creative team maintains their own established level of quality as they sprint toward a turning point. It's weird, fun, dramatic and full of personality as it earns a recommendation from me.
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Wayward #8 is not a wholly perfect affair but it exists as a complete reminder of why this is a franchise to watch. A solid continuation with narrative nuggets that make it more than what it could have been, sets the case for this to be a recommended addition inany collection.
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Wayward #12 is another stellar entry that may not reach the highest level of quality it can but it certainly dances with the best of them. If I could describe what this is in two words I'd say: plot progression, which believe me is a great thing.
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Wayward #13 is not perfection by any estimation but it absolutely continues the brilliant trajectory of the franchise without missing a beat. Add in the downright solid conclusion plusthe promise of more supernatural shenanigans in the near future and this one earns praise.
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Wayward #23 should be on your pull-list already, but if if it isn't then it really needs to be especially if you're in the market for real world mystical type antics. There's no doubt in my mind thatthe creative team has maintained a high level of quality through out their run and the latest issue is no different, as it more than earns a recommendation from me. So by all means treat yourself with this stellar comic book.
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Wild Blue Yonder #4 is a rock-solid jaunt that continues the success of this original title without sacrificing it's core for a forced cliffhanger. And despite some minor misgivings the latest entry easily glides toward a recommendation.
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Witchblade #173 is not a perfect entry by any means but this is exactly the quality effort I've come to expect from this particular team. Recommended.
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Witchblade #178 does not re-invent the supernatural wheelhouse that allowed this title to thrive, but it does show how innately bad-ass Sara Pezzini can be. And for that reason this comic comes recommended.
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Witchblade #1 really is a great start with a fresh twist! The creative team has something on their hands that, if handled right, could bring back an entire comic book universe that's been missed on many pull-lists. And if this inaugural outing is any indication I'm eager to see where they take the franchise and this new bearer in the months to come, as there's more than a few narrative seeds put to soil that are worth exploring.
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Wonder Woman #32 is exactly the type of comic book it needs to be. With solid pacing, competent visuals and a solid cliffhanger this series still stands tall as one of the best the New 52. For that reason it easily comes recommended.
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X #17 is a worthy read for fresh or even longtime followers. It carries a quick pace, brutal plot points, some humor and of course a few expertly realized renditions. In simple terms this outing effortlessly comes recommended.
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X-O Manowar #28 is a simple to follow entry that adds detail to an already thrilling series. In short: if you're already invested you won't regret this outing as it comes recommended.
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Zodiac Starforce #2 is an engaging entry that's not perfect by any stretch of the imaginationbut the creative team manages to pull off a largely enjoyableexperience. For that reason this easily comes recommended.
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The big fight on Barsoom concludes here as Dejah Thoris #10 blends with its parent saga by seamlessly tying some loose narrative strings together with a fitting finish. It's fun to read and easy to recommendto any reader looking for an excuse to journey back to the red landscape of Mars. So do yourself a favor and when you shop at you local store this week see if you can snag this plus the previous issues.
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Harbinger Wars 2 #4 brings this conflict to a pause in all the right ways as the creative team does what they can to set the stage for the stories that are bound to come. There'a lot to like in this release and there's no denying its quality as this conclusion comes recommended. (8.4 / 10)
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The Harcourt Legacy #2 continues to spin an interesting yarn. From cover to cover the creative team keeps focus on what they need to as the penultimate issue of this three part arc sets the stage and clears the board for a bit of a confrontation between generations. In other words: if you're in the market for a family drama with a hint of mysticism, deception and more than likely betrayal than this one's for you.
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Abbott #2 is a smartly crafted piece of fiction that's engaging from beginning to end. Absolutely enjoyed diving into the world as presented by this team and I can't wait to see where their murder mystery goes from here. So if you haven't checked this one out yet trust me: you should!
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Barbarella #2 is full of good from cover to cover. The creative team understand the character they're continuing, so much so that we see her strengths clearly defined even as the narrative dips into murky waters. In other words there's no doubt that this is a journey worth taking.
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Zombie Outlaw #3 is an issue that keeps the legacy of this indie comic going strong, with a creative team that clearly loves the story their telling. It sets up #4 nicely and hopefully the wait won't be too long considering how things end up for one of our heroes. Recommended.
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Bettie Page #6 is exactly the type of comic that I want to review because it's just real easy to grade and recommend. The creative team presents a straightforward plot that never loses focus on its goals, while paying homage to its central player. In other words: if you're looking for a fun adventure tale to add to your coveted pull-list do what feels right, you won't regret it, go on and make room for this!
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What we have in our hands is an engaging turn of events that's sure to grab attention when you head to your local comic shop today.Add in the brief but excellent short story at the end, “The Most Beautiful Suicide” by Micol Beltramini and Daniele Serra, and it makes the $3.99 price tag more than worthwhile. So by all means grab a copy ofThe Crow: Memento Mori #4 as the latest issue comes recommended.
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A Voice in the Dark #1 is without a doubt different, as it cuts its way toward a recommendation.
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I can't begin to understand why my fellow fanboys and fangirls would pass this up, as A Voice in the Dark #3 proves its worth with each passing page. The ideas earn the right to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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A Voice in the Dark: Get Your Gun #1 is a rock solid start to the second chapter of this likable killer's life. There are some off moments where the dialogue feels a bit rocky, butZoeycontinues to be real and worth rooting for. And that's how the creative force behind this impresses with another inviting outing. Recommended.
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Abe Sapien #10 is not a proper jump on point for new readers but it is a top notch entry that impresses from the moment you crack open its pages until you reach the assured cliffhanger. It easily comes recommended.
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Abe Sapien #16 is another rock solid entry in what has become one of my favorite titles to cover for UTF. With sturdy work by an intrepid creative team this jaunt comes recommend.
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Alabaster: The Good, the Bad, and the Bird #2 is a smart and compelling comic that knows exactly what really it wants to be. The creative team has crafted something special here that easily continues to maintain its intent while growing the scope of it all.
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Alice Cooper #1 surprised me. I honestly didn't think it would win me over but this particular icon with the right creative team at his back crafted a little treat for fanboys or fangirls. So do yourself a favor: don't dismiss this, go out and sample the awesome because this book comes recommended.
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Aliens vs. Zombies #2 won't win any rewards but man it deserves some praise. With too many events out there and way too much seriousness it's nice to read a tale that wants to poke fun at familiar tropes without selling its audience short as this entry comes recommended.
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Aliens vs. Zombies #3 is yet another good entry in a franchise that's not trying to be more than what it is. And trust me when I say: that's really not a bad thing as this outing easily comes recommended.
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Aliens vs. Zombies #4 is fun plain and simple. It carries an easy to enter script with art that's bound to make fans smile and for that reason this release earns a recommendation from me. So yes by all means go out and grab up thisissue comeWednesday.
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All New Executive Assistant: Iris #1 is a really good comic that starts things off with a bang, but for fans that just wrapped up Executive Extinction it might be a bit jarring. Recommended.
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All New Executive Assistant: Iris #2 is a really good follow up to a potent beginning. It may not play with the landscape left in the wake of Executive Extinction but it still earns a recommendation.
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All New Fathom #1 is an excellent release that's a solid starting point for eager newcomers. Recommended.
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All New Fathom #4 is another strong entry to a re-invigorated franchise that more than deserves your time and attention. Recommended.
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Avengers #0 proves to be a really likable starting point for a universe of heroes that really stand eager and ready to find more than a few dedicated fanboys or fangirls out there. So by all means pick this up and find out which roster deserves attention.
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All New Soulfire #1 is as a great start to something that deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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All-New X-Men Special #1 is an entertaining start to an arc that has a lot of potential. Kudos to the creative team as this one comes recommended.
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Alpha Girl #5 delivers an excellent finish, one that I hope leads directly into another mini-series as soon as possible. Recommended.
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Overall this was a very good comic. It was a solid continuation of this story arc and I can't wait to read how this all ends. Recommended.
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UltimatelyAmazing Spider-Man #691 is a very good comic that stumbles a bit on the way to its finish line, but nonetheless earns a more than solid recommendation.
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Amazing Spider-Man #692 is a milestone issue that bothcommemoratesand celebratesPeter Parkerfrom start to finish. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it gets more than enough right to warrant a recommendation.
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Amazing Spider-Man #693 is a good looking issue that suffers from some minordialogue missteps. Overall the team and this simplistic arc more than earn a very solid recommendation.
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Amazing Spider-Man #695 is a very good issue that will please series fans as they enter the “Danger Zone.” Recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #697 is an excellent finish to this outstanding jaunt, but it's the ominous plot threads for #698 that will have fans gleefully talking and speculating. Recommended.
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Regardless of how the revelation in the end makes you feel the implications of what has apparently been in the works for quite some time should make any fan want to at least tip their hat to the man behind this. And for that reason Dan Slott and this issue easily earn a recommendation.
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Amazing Spider-Man #699.1 might as well have been called Morbius: The Living Vampire #0.1, nonetheless it was still an incredibly engaging read that succeeded in showing off the inherent strength of this forthcoming property. Recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #700 is simply put: the complete package. It offers a couple decent back-up features and a somber but satisfying conclusion that takes this storied franchise to some level of fruition. Recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1 is the full package. It carries imperfections but more important is the fact that through its charisma it never ceases to entertain. Every hand that graces the page does so with care and for that reason and many more it earns a recommendation.
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Angel & Faith #25 is a fitting conclusion that's not perfect but the creative team does more than enough to bring things to a proper close. Recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #2will please devoted followers and should attract new readers with ease. Recommended.
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Aphrodite IX #8 paints a dark future, but one that has so much going for it that you can't help but dive into the thick of it. Recommended.
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Aphrodite IX: The Hidden Files #1 is something that fans need to buy in order to fully understand just what's going within this shared universe. Recommended.
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Aquaman #15 is a fitting continuation of the “Throne of Atlantis” story arc and I can honestly say I can't wait to read what happens next. Recommended.
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Army of Darknss vs. Hack/Slash #2 is a really good comic that's destined to entertain anyone who picks it up. Recommended.
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Army of Darkness vs. Hack/Slash #6 is a much better comic book that it honestly needs to be. And it easily earns praise and recognition as it comes recommended.
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This is a dialogue heavy read that succeeds in offering a solid plot with great art. AsArtifacts continues to impress it's easy to once again recommended this stellar series.
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Artifacts #20 is another successful release in this phenomenal series. Recommended.
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Artifacts #21 is a strong finish to aconsistentlygood narrative, and the cliffhanger is sure to get any fan excited to pick-up the next issue in this series. Recommended.
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Artifacts #24 is another really good issue that may not be necessarily ground breaking but it's nonetheless entertaining. Recommended.
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Artifacts #26 is a fitting conclusion to something that's been in the works since the Top Cow Rebirth began. It does suffer from some stumbles along the way, but for the most part this is exactly how this chapter needed to end. Recommended.
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Artifacts #27 is a thrilling release that stumbles a bit visually but nonetheless earns a recommendation.
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Artifacts #29 is an interesting comic that exists as a single jaunt that's not looking to add any new readers, as it thrives with the intention to share a good tale that needed to be told. Recommended.
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What Ron Marz has done to this shared space has been simply astounding. From the driver's seat he used the initial thirteen issues to end the previous iteration of this world, only to usher in a new one filled with re-imagined dangers. As this rebirth unleashed terrors, the once event book shifted into a fitting monthly format that followed the exploits of either new or previous bearers of these ancient powers. Now, before he departs, the author makes sure to transition the book once again allowing it to ask a very important question: just where the hell is Jackie Estacado?
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Artifacts #37 is an engaging and at times stunning entry that works. Even so there are detriments as the arc feels rushed but the art is without a doubt eye candy. Recommended.
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Artifacts #38 is another fine example of modern storytelling. The fact that this comes from winners of the 2013 Talent Hunt is an added bonus, as they strut their creative stuff. And they do so in a way that, at times, honestly made me want to say: holy Cow! Recommended.
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Ash and the Army of Darkness #1 is a strong start that honestly accomplishes exactly what it needs to. Recommended.
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Astonishing X-Men #3dives deep into one of our main characters while keeping its atmosphere accessible. It's a hard balancing act but thanks to the author this latest volume seems more than up to the task. There's room for improvement but the game between Charles and Farouk, with the fate of the world in the balance, plus a team of outsiders easily makes this a title worth following.
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Atlas & Axis #1 is not going to be the first item you grab from your local shop this week but you totally should nab yourself a copy! This a odd but engaging ride that's just getting started so by all means, especially if you love dogs, you owe it to yourself: add this to your pull-list.
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Avengers #21 is a rock solid entry that continues the relevance of Infinity, as the series that started it all begins to mine some untapped potential. Recommended.
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This latest issue is a solid little jaunt into the Marvel universe. Kudos to the creative team for successfully creating a bleak atmosphere and making thislatestouting a really good read. Recommended.
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This is how detailed and epic an event book should be. You have a solid script, great art and a compelling enough narrative that keeps all of our heroes in a perpetual state of conflict. If you're a Marvel fan this latest issue of AVX is easy to recommend.
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Avengers vs X-Men #9 further cements the successful parts of this event series whileglossingover some of its more problematic moments. The creative team succeeds in giving fans a strong issue that yields an exciting cliffhanger, and despite some minor pacing problems this book still offers more than enough good to warrant a purchase. Recommended.
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Avengers vs X-Men #10 is an awesomely fun read that continues to allow this strong event series to barrel toward its finish. Recommended.
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AVX: Consequences #2 is a superb and emotionally charged issue that any X-Men fan should buy. Recommend.
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AVX: Consequences #5 is a rousing conclusion to a mini-series that has had its share of both good and bad moments, thankfully this final issue is comprised of the positive end of things. Recommended.
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The latest issue of AVX: Vs is by far the best of the series. It has solid toexcellentart, complemented with a narrative that successfully elevates the quality of the issue to a point where one of the rounds yields a rather deep thought. Recommended.
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AVX: Vs #5 is another good installment of the side-series and as Avengers vs X-Men wraps-up, it's nice to see both comic books start to reflect on the costs of this universespanningwar. Recommended.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #115 is a really good comic that does more than enough to earn my recommendation.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #116 is what a monthly book honestly needs to be. It's fun, brash, edgy, a bit dark but always entertaining as it easily comes recommended.
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Bad Medicine #5 is a very good comic book that's more than worth your time and money. This fun but not-so-deep jaunt easily earns a recommendation.
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Here's the deal:Barbarella #1 carries a slow burn that builds to a sturdy series of events that will no doubt earn itself a place on more than a few pull-lists this week. It's exactly what you're expecting it to be plus a little bit extra which, thanks to a stellar team at its back, quickly turns this Dynamite revival into a more than worthy jaunt which excites and incites us to tag along with an old school heroine.
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Batman/Superman #4 is a brilliant comic that stumbles at the landing but manages to leave a lasting impression. Recommended.
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Battlestar Galactica #4 is excellent as this outstanding creative team continues their time-traveling yarn that's oozing with complications. Recommended.
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Batwoman #31 doesn't re-write the fight for Gotham, but it does offer a solid few reasons to get invested and buy this monthly franchise. Recommended.
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Before Watchmen: Comedian #3 is an enjoyable read that treads more than enough ground to be worth your time. Recommended.
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Before Watchmen: Comedian #4 is the best issue of this mini-series so far, it still doesn't justify its existence but it's certainly moves things along in the right direction. Recommended.
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Before Watchmen: Minutemen #4 is another extremely solid issue of what to me is the most essential release in this line books. Recommended.
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Bettie Page #3 is a weird title that finds its niche with an old school adventure yarn. Thanks to a stellar creative team this third issues pushes the quality forward with a simple cliffhanger. To think that the whole of this latest round sprung out of a mind control prop featured in her B budget flick, Queen of the Space Commies. If that sounds fun then you need to rush out to your local comic shop and grab yourself a copy.
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Black Kiss II #1is bound to turnoff many people due to its high level of sexual content and yet if you're willing to sit back, have a drink and give this book a shot you might just find yourself enjoying this perverse yet compelling tale. Recommended.
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Black Kiss II #2 is a comic book that will appeal to a select amount of readers out there, due to its mature themes and at timesintoxicating but grotesque subject matter. However, it's not a bad purchase. In fact if you're willing to give it a shot you'll find that this set of tales is a well-put-together comic book that's more than worth your time. Recommended.
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Black Kiss II #3 is a very good comic book that will not appeal to everyone. But with that said, if you're willing to take a leap and give it a fair shake you might just bepleasantlysurprised by the quality storytelling you find in these pages. Recommended.
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Black Sable #1 is a fun swashbuckling adventure yarn with an excellent creative team at it's back. They deliver a straight forward introduction as our captain leads her crew aboardThe Furyfrom action to intrigue. One thing is clearly for certain this genre pleaser is sure to find an audience when it arrives at local shops this Wednesday, so rally with your fellow privateers and grab some copies!
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The Black Sable #3 is a smartly crafted addition to the interstellar franchise! As the creative team continues to chart this own course with pirates in space, the whole of the tale spins with ease. It's hard not to smile when I think about where things might go from here, as the cliffhanger plus the scenes prior tease several ships, and their crews, on a surefire collision course with treasure at the very center.
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BlackAcre #5 not only proves the strength of this narrative and its primary cast of characters, but it also highlights the advantages of a concept like this being launched through the Image Comics banner. In an era overpopulated with relaunches, re-imagined concepts and continuity shifts it's nice to pick up a true piece of original fiction. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #9 is a more than competent release that contains a narrative chock-full of elements that have more than earned a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #10 is a thrilling addition that deepens the saga while moving everything along at a charged pace. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #11 is a great entry that has a few bumps and bruises. Nonetheless the comic earns a recommendation from me, as the title enters another shake-up to their status quo. Recommended.
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Blood Brothers #2 is an easy to recommend release that'll have you grinning. The creative team gives readers a light but fun atmosphere that invites us to stick around and enjoy the shenanigans therein. It's not a bad way to spend part of your comic book Wednesday as this issue effortlessly earns recognition and praise from this reviewer.
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The Blood Queen vs. Dracula #1 is a fitting start to something that should excite readers out there. And I for one can't wait to see where this creative team goes with this most assuredly dynamite crossover. Recommended.
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The Blood Queen vs. Dracula #1 is a fitting start to something that should excite readers out there. And I for one can't wait to see where this creative team goes with this most assuredly dynamite crossover. Recommended.
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Bombshells United #1 starts off slow, but carries an impact as it steadily picks up speed! The creative team absolutely thrives in the very environment that they pioneered in the first volume. And the questions they pose, on Wonder Woman especially, echo right to the core of what any of these icons could or should stand for. All the while pushing toward a satisfying cliffhanger!
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The Bounce #5 is not perfect but it is a great comic that warrants your attention. Recommended.
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The Bounce #6 is a really good comic that continues the narrative. Fans should be pleased by what they read as this earns a recommendation.
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The Bounce #9 doesn't change the trajectory of the series but it yields more than enough to warrant evolution. If you've been reading prepare to be rewarded for your efforts. If not than go pick up #1 it's time to catch up! Recommended.
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The Bounce #10 is another compelling yarn that easily catches my attention and should find its way on your pull-list. I highly recommend starting from the beginning but trust me after you make that initial investment you won't regret it.
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The Bounce #12is a fitting conclusion that will blow a few minds along the way. Trust the official description because it doesn't lie as this release comes recommended.
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Broken Pieces #4 is a strong penultimate issue that will please fans as they brace themselves for what looks to be a very climactic forthcoming finale. Recommended.
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BubbleGun #2 is an engaging adventure that expands on the root elements established by its pilot issue. In short: this comic comes recommended.
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BubbleGun #3 is something different that fans of any genre should try. Because more important than any singular aspect is the overall feeling of fun is inescapably rare in this industry today. Recommended.
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BubbleGun Vol. 2 #5 takes our sisters, Molli and Devyn, plus their pals where they need to go. They face down Drazic, Theon and anyone else who gets in their way as this Aspen title wraps up its time with a fitting finish! In other words if you've been following along you're going to enjoy how the team ends this one. So by all means rush out to your local shop or just buy it online so you can enjoy what happens.
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As a total package this series had some high and low points butBuffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9 #25 is exactly the finale it deserves. It's a culmination of this volume that leaves me grinning ear to ear as I find myself with no choice but to write: bring on Season 10!
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Burn the Orphanage: Born to Lose #1 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it's certainly entertaining enough as it embraces embarrassing yet honest stereotypical tropes of an age long forgotten. Recommended.
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Burn The Orphanage: Born to Lose #2 is a good comic that's made for an audience that's been missing the seemingly never ending hoursspent with their Sega Genesis or Super Nintendo. This one is for you. Recommended.
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Burn The Orphanage: Reign Of Terror #3 is fun. I know that might seem like a silly way to grade this unrelenting odyssey complete with, you guessed it, topless ninjas but trust me it's the truth. And through the minds of the men behind it we're given something odd that comes recommended.
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Bushido #1 is a glorious start to what should be a very enjoyable mini-series. Recommended.
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Bushido #2 continues this odd but always fascinating foray into Eastern culture combined with Western terror. The creative team handles the balancing act well as they earn another recommendation.
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Bushido #4 is a really good comic book that brings this saga just enough literary meat to prepare for its last supper. For that reason it easily earns my recommendation.
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Captain Midnight #4 has a bit of a slow start but by the time the comic book reaches its climax there's a lot going right with an ending that easily shocked me. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #5 is a relevant comic that offers enough charm to be more than the sum of its parts. Simply put: this deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #6 is a comic book that's fun, there I said it. It's got a classic presence that easily makes the whole package a must own. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #7 is a really good comic that doesn't break the mold but rather continues to hold distinction for yet another month. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #14 is a rock solid yarn that continues this latest arc without missing a beat. I'm left with few complaints as this flys with a recommendation.
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Captain Midnight #15 is a romp that's worth owning. It does carry one particular sequence that didn't sit well because it got a little bit too hokey, but that doesn't stop it from earning a recommendation.
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I'd love to tell you whether or not Captain Midnight #24 is the definitive end for our heroes, but that would be a spoiler. All I will say is that the experience offered within this title has been worthwhile and this latest entry is no different.
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Super Secret Crisis War #1 is made for anyone that grew up watching these shows. It's loads of fun and does just enough right to certainly earn a recommendation.
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Centipede #1 is an out of this world adventure that's fun. Is it weird? Yes. Exciting? Most definitely. But more than all that it's silly entertainment that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Whether you're waxing nostalgic about the past or looking for a new sci fi romp with a lone survivor on an alien world then this one's for you. It's man versus monster and we've only seen the introductory fight boys and girls!
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Charismagic (vol.2) #1 is a strong start that easily earns a recommendation.
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Charismagic (vol.2) #3 is a really good book that earns a recommendation.
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Charismagic (vol.2) #4 is an exciting addition that builds up the current arc while bringing in more players to this expansive game of magic vs. reality. Recommended.
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Clown Fatale #1 has a message: be grateful you're not a clown. Combine that with the creative team's efforts and you have something that easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Clown Fatale #2 is an excellent continuation that pushes this devilish concept even further. Recommended.
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Clown Fatale #3 is yet another entertaining comic book that deserves to find an audience during its uproariousrampage. Recommended.
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Conan and the People of the Black Circle #1 succeeds on numerous levels, as the creative team sets the stage for what should be an absolutely riveting piece of fiction. Recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #14 is a release that does suffer from minor pacing issues, but overall this book is a well crafted romp that's worth your money and time. Recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #25 may not be the masterstroke that people expect but it does surpass my expectations. Highly recommended.
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Conan the Avenger #3 continues to spin its wheels with a strong opening arc and sturdy creative team. So if you love adventure you'll absolutely want this book. Recommended.
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Cryptozoic Man #1 is a beginning that carries enough within the confines of its narrative to warrant your attention. It's not perfect but it earns a recommendation.
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Cryptozoic Man #2 is not perfect, but there's so much that improves on the initial foundations that it easily garners attention and praise. To be truthful there are some off moments but nothing that hinders the ride. Recommended.
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Cyber Force #2 is a very sturdy continuation that suffers a bit from an overabundance of narration, but between the awesome art and solid development this issue more than earns a recommendation.
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Cyber Force #3 offers so much for no outright cost to you that you have absolutely no reason not to give this riveting jaunt it a read. Recommended.
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Cyber Force #6 is not asking for a big chunk of change as it adopts a $2.99 price tag, but trust me it's worth it. Recommended.
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Cyber Force #7 is another prime example why this universe is still one worth following. It may not evolve the franchise but there's still plenty to love, as it earns a recommendation.
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Cyber Force #8 could be easily dismissed as yet another book with weird elements, but I promise you my fellow fanboys and fangirls that would be a mistake. This is a smart adventure that should hold your attention from start to finish. Recommended.
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Damsels #1 is a very entertaining first issue that easily earns a recommendation.
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Damsels #2 is a very good comic book that's easily worthy of your time, as it gives just enough originality to attract eager readers looking for an engaging adventure. Recommended.
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Damsels #8 is a book that represents the culmination of the best parts of this series. There were some off moments but the package as a whole was very good. Recommended.
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Damsels: Mermaids #1 is a good comic that earns a recommendation.
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Damsels: Mermaids #2 is a solid addition that does more than enough things right to warrant the purchase of ardent followers and a few curious onlookers. Recommended.
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Overall this comic is a very good read that succeeds in elevating this series to new heights. Offering a more than competent script complete with great art, this issue comes recommended.
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Dark Shadows #8 is a very good comic that will most assuredly please fans and might even impress some newcomers. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #11 is another really good issue that will surely keep fans glued to their seat as they frantically flip through each of its devilishly executed pages. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #13 is a riveting read that will keep its already captive audience surely glued to their seats. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #14 is yet another successfully realized comic book that champions a cherished legacy while forging its own destiny. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #17 is an excellent release that will please while garnering new followers in the process. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #18 continues this odyssey in earnest while fans await whatever resolutions are coming their way. As this quality storytelling continues the comic earns a recommendation.
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Dark Shadows / Vampirella #2 is a very good second release that improves just enough over its first to warrant a purchase. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows / Vampirella #4 is by far the best release yet to surface from this zany and entertaining crossover. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows / Vampirella #5 is an extremely solid and fun conclusion that leaves just enough narrative strands dangling in the wind to perhaps bring about a potential sequel. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows: Year One #2 is an excellent release that's certainly worth your time. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows: Year One #3 is a good comic book that does more than enough to earn a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows: Year One #4 is a very good comic that should be on your pull-list, especially if you're a fan of the franchise. Recommended.
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DC Comics Bombshells #2 is an outstanding addition to any collection. Whether you knew this was a monthly series or not now's the right time to dive in so by all means run out to your local shop andadd it to your pull-list or buy the digital first releases on comiXology.
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DC Comics Bombshells #8 is another really good entry that may have left me wanting more focus on certain playersbut the final product still gave me plenty to dive into. I honestly can't wait to pick up #9 in Februaryso that we can see where the final portionof this arc goes.
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Dead Body Road #2 may not re-write the book on the revenge saga, but it manages to birth a polished experience that earns my attention and praise. Recommended.
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Dead Body Road #3 is something that may not be the average cup of tea for the frequent comic enthusiast, but trust me you won't regret picking it up. After three releases this franchise has proven its worth as it earns a recommendation.
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Dead Body Road #6 is fast read that never seeks to become more than what it is and that's completely okay. Because in my book, as it stands, this was the right way to close out the piece as it easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Deep Gravity #2 is an issue that further cements the quality of an already noteworthy title. Yet again Dark Horse gives its audience an adventure among the stars and I honestly couldn't be happier with the results as this creative team simply impressed me. Recommended.
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Dejah Thoris #6 is a good sturdy start for this volume's second arc. The creative team handles the players involved with ease, so much so that this Edgar Rice Burroughs‘ inspired adventure, by my estimation, seems to be heading in a dynamite direction. If you were on the sideline waiting to dive into this series here's your chance, just go out and snag yourself a copy of this outing as it does come recommended.
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Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars #10 is not perfect but it certainly gives this title a chance to finish strong. Recommended.
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Doberman #2 is not the type of release that's going to have widespread appeal. It's a yarn that knows it's audience and if you're like me in the sense that you love comedy and action antics from the 80s then this is right up your alley. Don't believe me? Just go to your local shop, spend some extra cash and give this one a try because you'll have fun with it. Recommended.
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DollFace #10 is fun from beginning to end as the creative team does what they do best! We're entering the second part of a new story arc so if you've never picked up the title before don't worry about that, just grab this along with #9and enjoy the ride.
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Dragon Age: Until We Sleep #1 a compelling start to what could be a truly amazing affair that's chock-full of fantastical elements to both enlighten and entertain its audience. Recommended.
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Dragon Age: Until We Sleep #2 is a step-up from last month's beginning issue and has me all kinds of excited for the final piece of this puzzle. Recommended.
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Dragon Age: Until We Sleep #3 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it's hugely entertaining. Whether you're an ardent follower or just a newcomer to this fantasy realm this is one mini-series you should checkout. Recommended.
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East of West #4 is not the tale that the description claims, but nonetheless it's an outstanding trip on its own that's sure to excite the burgeoning franchise's devoted followers. Recommended.
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East of West #7 is another expertly crafted piece of fiction, that may not push this journey as far as it needs to but it still earns a recommendation from me.
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East of West #9 is by no means perfect but it does enough to keep this world's apocalypse interesting. Recommended.
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East of West #10 is an adventure that carries interesting dynamics within its themes. It may not be revolutionary at this stage but it easily earns my recommendation.
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East of West #17 may not be a groundbreaking entry that shifts the dynamics of the series, but it is another extension that maintains the journey therein nonetheless. It's a quality outing that garners a recommendation from me.
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East of West #18 continues to traverse the depths of this twisted version of our world while offering up enough material to keep fans coming back. To sum up: after eighteen issues this is still a comic series that manages to come recommended.
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East of West #19 is exactly what I look for in a western combined with abiblical allegory. It combines its own unique history with familiar plot elements to give yet another compelling reason to keep collecting this series.
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Edge of Spider-Verse #1 is a rousing beginning to what promises to be a unique but entertaining excursion into the various versions of everyone's favorite wall-crawling menace. Recommended.
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Edge of Spider-Verse #3 is a comic book that's a joy to flip through. It may not be wholly original but it entertains from beginning to end, while still pushing the stakes for what's to come. Recommended.
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Eternal Soulfire #3 is another really good entry for a series that deserves to find a growing audience. With a smart creative team at its back we've got a title that's ready for your reading pleasure as it rather easily comes recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #5 is very fitting conclusion to this story arc, as our protagonist learns from her past as she embraces her future. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #6 does just enough to get the ball rolling. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #8 continues to spin the yarns of this all encompassing narrative. It's truly an event that makes use of all of its proverbial toys while offering an exciting romp through some exhilarating locals. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #10 is a very good issue that delivers an emotional climax to this straight forward event. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #11does more than enough right to earn a spot on your weekly pull-list. The hard work behind it expands this world as things with these beautiful but deadly women get personal. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #13 is a superb comic that's sure to please fans and sate their appetite for this franchise. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Iris (vol.3) #1 is a good release that's sure to put a smile on any fan's face. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Iris (vol.3) #4 is another excellent release that deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Iris (vol.3) #5 is an engagingly over the top action affair that's sure to please enthusiasts of the genre. Recommended.
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Fatale #9 is another fantastic issue that propels this series forward while doing little more than maintaining the established level of quality, and trust me when I tell you that's a good thing. Recommended.
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Fatale #11 is another great release that may suffer from some minor pacing issues but the overall package continues to impress. Recommended.
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Fatale #12 may be a one-and-done story but it's just as compelling as any other issue in this series, as it spins a yarn wholly unique unto itself. Recommended.
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Fatale #14 fills in some gaps while building up this franchise's future. Recommended.
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Fatale #15 is another excellent entry that births a new arc that may not be an ideal beginning point for the uninitiated but it comes recommended nonetheless.
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Fatale #16 is not perfect but it is a highly entertaining and even thought provoking outing. Recommended.
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Fatale #19 is without a doubt a really good comic book. It comes directly from a strong creative team that knows how to crescendo their work to a proper finish, but it left me a bit underwhelmed as familiar territory is once again covered. Recommended.
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Fatale #22 continues to be what the franchise is: unique. And as this latest entry wraps up the team delivers something that earns a recommendation from me.
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Michael Turner's Fathom Annual #1 graces 2014 with structure and enough worthy bits to garner attention. In the end the whole of the package easily earned a recommendation from me.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: Kiani (Vol. 2) #4 is an exceptional finish to this latest arc.Recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: Kiani (vol.3) #3 may not raise the bar for this particular property, but it does rise to the occasion. In the end it yields plenty of material for its already dedicated audienceas it easily comes recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: The Elite Saga #4 is an excellent precursor to what's sure to be an insane finale that's simply worthy of the years and scope behind the story. Recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: The Elite Saga #5 does enough right as it places pieces in their prime positions in what feels like the calm before the next storm. Recommended.
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First Strike #1 is a text heavy first issue that gets this event going! It's not going to turn someone into a fan of any of these properties but if you haven't been following along this right here is a great excuse to dive in. Especially because the villains are rich with intent and a plan, so much so I can't wait until #2 arrives. So by all means rush out to your comic shop this Wednesday and grab yourself a copy.
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Flash Gordon #5 is not the zenith the franchise has to offer, but it maintains the level of quality that this re-imagining has enjoyed thus far. It impresses from beginning to end as it comes recommended.
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Fly: The Fall #1 is a rather engaging release that simply follows in the footsteps of the stellar original series. Recommended.
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Fly: The Fall #2 is an excellent continuation of a sterling franchise, and it even has a tale all its own that certainly warrants a purchase. Recommended.
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Forever Evil #2 represents a epic saga that's worthy of its placement among this re-imagined universe. Recommended.
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Fruit Ninja #2 is still a lot of fun and continues an all ages friendly approach that's sure to get some young fans interested. So if you're looking for something silly and not so serious, then there's just no doubt in my mind that this could be the zany book for you!
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Furious #1 may not be what my fellow fanboys and fangirls expect, but rest assured this is quality entertainment that comes recommended.
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Furious #2 is a hard-hitting entry that crafts something compellingly original. There are some minor hiccups with regards to the pacing but trust me that's quickly forgotten when we reach the end. Recommended.
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Furious #4 presents a complicated world to its audience, while forming a proper hero for our age. It's a more than solid release that earns a recommendation from me.
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Furious #5 is not a perfect conclusion, as it stumbles a bit before it crosses its own finish line. Even so it warrants both attention and praise. So by all means grab your sewing kit, make a costume, find a nice quiet corner and enjoy the end of this compelling volume.
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G.I. Joe #9 doesn't re-write the formula, and the ending was a tad bit predictable, but it does offer one heck of a ride from start to finish. The creative team presents an outing that'll speak right to their core fandom, so much so that this really was an easy one to grade.
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G.I. Joe: First Strike #1 is a fast moving and simply fun yarn from beginning to end. The creative team spins an easy to digest adventure that keeps the focus squarely on Earth despite the craziness light-years away. There's a lot to love within these pages and it won't spoil what's happening in the main event! So if you've been unsure about investing in this stop and give this title a try, you won't regret it.
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Garth Ennis' Battlefields: The Green Fields Beyond #1 is solid first issue with a lot of promise. Recommended.
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Garth Ennis' Battlefields #4 The Fall and Rise of Anna Part 1 is a resounding success that more than carries the legacy of the second World War while offering its own spin on some smaller events therein. Recommended.
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Garth Ennis' Battlefields #5: The Fall and Rise of Anna Part 2 is an exceptionally sturdy piece that yields some sterling character development that will have you feeling for our protagonist through out her depressing but still engrossing journey. Recommended.
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Genius #1 is the beginning of a weekly series that proves the prowess of its creative team with each sequential page turn. It's clear they know what they're doing and I for one can't wait to see how this war turns out for our gutsy fighters and the police in their midst. Recommended.
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Genius #4 exists as a worthwhile continuation of a property that deserves a spot on your pull-list. In short: the comic book is better than good as it glides to a recommendation.
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Genius #5 is what I wanted it to be as the team gave us a final round that fit their arc. Honestly I'd like to see more Destiny, but if this is it then her saga went out on a rather solid note. Recommended.
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Genius: Cartel #3 is a fast moving and wholly compelling extension for the mini-series that understands the world it wants to play with while spinning an easily accessible yarn in the process. If you haven't been following along up to this point don't worry, because the creative team keeps the latest outing ready for new and old followers! In other words: this is a really good continuation of an already stellar series.
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Ghost #1 is an action packed and thought provoking continuation that easily deserves to make a timely appearance on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Ghost #2 is a follow up that continues the arc of this supernatural romp without losing the core mechanics that allow this title to stand out. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #13 is a more than worthwhile purchase that's sure to please fans of all ages. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #14 is another exemplary release that continues to impress with a stellar creative team and an engaging adventure that will entertain series readers. Recommended.
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Saban's Go Go Power Rangers #7 is what you want it to be! Even though it follows a simple path there are surprises along the way and when you add in winning moments for a few, likeZack, there's no doubt in my mind that itmeans you should go get yourself a copy!
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Godstorm: Hercules Payne #2 is an excellent entry that continues to push a new character on somewhat familiar ground. Recommended.
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Green Arrow #30 continues to expand the scope of the Ninth Circle now nation wide investigation, while finding a clever way to incorporate a specific Lantern. In the end there's room for improvement but the overall quality presented by this creative team will not be denied. As the adventure continues later this month for our twoEmerald Knights on the dark side of the moon.
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Grendel vs. The Shadow #1 turned out to be a very good start to what looks to be a rather interesting mini-series. I have no idea if this crossover will continue to be at this level throughout but the first round got me excited. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #78 is an absolutely entertaining read that easily earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #79 is a riveting read that plays off of every narrative string that was established in last month's stellar outing. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #80 is an excellent comic book that will please fans while illuminating the way toward the next stellar arc. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #82 is another good release that proves that there's plenty to love with this aging franchise. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #83 is another solid entry in this sterling franchise. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #86 is a highly entertaining distraction from the main event. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #87 may not be a perfect adventure but there's certainly enough here to prove the quality within the confines of this shared universe. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #89 is a methodical, compelling and truly enjoyable ride that's sure to please fans. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #90 is a potent release that sets things in motion as it earns my recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #98 is another slab of otherworldly pavement lining the narrative road leading towards an Age of Darkness. Despite the different focus for the main plot this managed to turn into a welcoming breath of fresh air. It easily comes recommended from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #101 takes place after Realm War, which only makes this narrative territory more compelling. There are lingering questions but the creative team runs with it in a way that offers the possibility ofadventure for any curious fanboys or fangirls. In short: this one absolutely comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #104 is superb entertainment that knows exactly who it's audience is. The text can be a bit thin at times, but that lean framework also allows a certain amount of depth within these proceedings as this outing easily comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #107 represents a comic that's over a hundred issues old, but thanks to the current status quo, feels new reader friendly. Add in the sheer entertainment value and this easily comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #113 is quality entertainment. From start to finish you can feel the intent of the creative team behind it as they steadily build off their success while dropping more than a few interesting tidbits that are bound to make this year at Arcane Acre exciting.
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Grimm Fairy Tales Giant-Size 2013 is a proper but imperfect ending to an event that successfully delivered on its promise. And at the end of the day, what more can eager readers ask for? Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Demons: Unseen #1 is engaging despite some flaws. To be honest it has a lot to offer and for that it earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Demons: The Unseen #2 is an exceptionally solid outing that births a big enough threat to not only make this tie-in worthy but also warrant your attention. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Hunters: The Shadowlands #1 is a solid release that comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Hunters: The Shadowlands #2 is an absolutely engaging journey that continues to flesh out the rushed but nonetheless compelling arc surrounding the birth of this destructive event and its devious villain. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Hunters: The Shadowlands #4 is another great entry that leads the way toward a thrilling climax. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Hunters: The Shadowlands #5 is a proper ending to the title and a fitting epilogue to the event that spawned it. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Werewolves: The Hunger #1 is an excellent affair that should excite both dedicated followers and new readers. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Werewolves: The Hunger #2 is an engaging outing that serves as the penultimate issue of this franchise and the good news is that what's found here is more than worth your time. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #2 is another excellent entry that earns recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #5 is a great finish to what should be considered a must read for any any eager fan. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass #2 is yet another stellar entry that suffers from some cosmetic blemishes. But nonetheless there's enough here to earn a strong recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass #4 skillfully slices away the competition, as it earns a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass #5 is, in a word: striking. It's not perfect by any stretch but it's engaging as it got me excited for the future of this property. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Zombies: The Cursed #1 is an interesting release that highlights a story that may be a bit by the numbers but it creates a fascinating beginning that's sure to garner attention. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Zombies: The Cursed #2 is another excellent extension of a pulse pounding event. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Ascension #3 continues to be a riveting extension of last year's event as it easily ebbs and flows with evident style. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Ascension #5 is a fitting finale that does just about everything right. I may not agree with all of it but the skill of the creative team sways me. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Helsing #3 is a continuation that builds up its importance in the right way. As this yarn gives plenty of space for the saga to crescendo, so in short: it earns a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Madness of Wonderland #4 is a solid conclusion that should get fans excited. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Neverland: Age of Darkness #2 is a fitting continuation that plays with the accepted tropes while building up the currently running narrative. It's not a book that's going to set the universe on fire but it's quality that comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents No Tomorrow #1 is an excellent start to what should be a powerful mini-series. Kudos to the creative team as this one comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents No Tomorrow #2 is an engaging piece that deserves the opportunity to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Oz #4 is a solid entry to this expanding universe. The creative team is given a daunting task but they deliver while earning a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Quest #4 is exactly the quality adventure book I expect to see from this company. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Sleepy Hollow #4 is an achievement that allows this brief jaunt to go out with a fitting conclusion. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Warlord of Oz #2 is a capable extension that does what it needs to in order to keep its audience and push forward. It earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #6 is a riveting read that's chock-full of the type of insanity one would expect from this property. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #9 is yet another engaging entry from an enthralling corner of this shared universe. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #12 is another really good release that quite easily earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #15is truly an impressive entry. My only complaint with the package is that it's a bit slow at, but I realize it's that way for specific reasons. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #19 is a really good comic book that successfully offers up some outstanding sequences that are sure to keep their core audience more than happy. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presentsWonderland #23 is another outlandish but compelling romp in the wilderness. Through the strength of this creative team we have an outing that easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #30 is a fine example of storytelling. In the end the confrontation came off rushed but the team used the remaining room to set up some interest. And that ending caught my eye as this one comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #41 is a comic book that's easy to grade because it maintains its quality while pushing itself forward. Every inch counts as the creative team delivers on all fronts with a comic that comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales St. Patrick's Day Special 2013 is another example as to why this independent company is the prime place for horror and fantasy literature. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales Unleashed #0 is a very good beginning to what should be an excellent event. Recommended.
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Carlos Paul, Jacob Bear and Miguel Mendonca work together to deliver a solidly rendered set of illustrations. The visual aspects found here work in concert with the script in order to deliver some potent sequences. There were a few illustrations that didn't seem up to the same level of detail as the rest but they did little to detract from the overall quality on display.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Vampires: The Eternal #3 is an engaging finish that may be a bit paper-thin but it does enough right to certainly warrant a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales vs. Wonderland #4 is imperfect fun that absolutely knows what its audience wants. And thanks to the strengths of a very sturdy creative team, it's abundantly clear that the future of this shared space is bound to offer excitement and terror that's going to be worth a spot on your ever growing pull-list. In other words this outing easily earns a recommendation.
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Dance of the Dead #1 is a steady treat that sets this mini off in the right direction. Two powerful women keep the book on track while the team behind them does what they need to do in order to make the final product more than a bit accessible. To put it simply: this is a read that does a lot right from cover to cover. So by all means rush out to your local shop and please just grab yourself a copy!
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Grimm Fairy Tales: 2012 Holiday Specialis one of the most disturbing but endlessly engrossing gifts you'll find at your local comic shop this holiday season. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales Myths & Legends #23 is by far an excellent read that will keep fans securely glued to their chairs until that reach that final page. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales Myths & Legends #24 is a powerful issue that stumbles just a bit on its way to successfully setting the stage for next month's conclusion. Recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #2 is a fun one-and-done outing that should please plenty of eager fans who happen to be invested in this genre. There are some issues within but it's rather a rare treat when horror is this good. So needless to say it comes recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #3 is not going to be for everyone but if you find yourself to be a lover of horror then you need this. With a strong creative team and an easy to follow narrative with Keres to boot, this outing comes recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #4 is another fine release in a "What If?" franchise. It's not something I normally get into but the wonderfully creative minds behind it continue to sell their yarn with devilish antics and that justifiable wit fans are familiar with. Recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #13 gave me, as a reviewer and fan, something to enjoy.It may be the end for now but take heart for Keres will return with another go at theseshenanigans beginning around Halloween. But in the mean time grab this up because you won't regret it.
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Grimm Tales of Terror Volume 2 #4 is a downright fun trek in atitle that delivers on the tropes of the genre. Is it a bit silly? Yes. Is that a good thing? Absolutely and the best part: you can pick up this release and just enjoy without playing catch up on the whole series.
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Grimm Tales of Terror Volume 4 #6 is a terrific outing that plays to the strengths of the episodic franchise. If you've never tried this title before this is a good one to start with, just remember: be on the lookout for a mysterious redhead as this entry comes recommended.
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Grimm Universe #2 is another excellent comic book from Zenescope Entertainment, that asks the right questions while detailing a journey of this burdened protagonist. Recommended.
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Grimm Universe #5 is an excellent comic that may not be all that it needs to be but nonetheless it manages to wow just enough in order to earn a recommendation.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #15 doesn't do anything more than set-up what's coming, but trust me this creative team does it in a way that easily earns a recommendation.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #16 is yet another whirlwind adventure that's bound to keep its dedicated audience. Through the strength of its creative team this earns a recommendation from me.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #19 is a solid continuation that fixes some of its dialogue issues but still leaves me thinking that the answer to this could come quicker than it is. Recommended.
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Hack/Slash #18 is a very good comic book with solid art which makes it very easy to recommended.
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Hack/Slash #19 is a competent and strong release that has enough spunk andsoul,that it might just attract new fans. Recommended.
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Hack/Slash #20 is an engaging piece that dips its toe into some rather deep waters. Recommended.
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Hack/Slash #21 is an excellent issue that offers quite a set-up for next month's outing. Recommended.
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Hack/Slash #22 is another good issue that ends on a high note that happens to be a compelling cliffhanger. Recommended.
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Hack/Slash #23 is yet another good comic book release that adds in some great art to help justifiably earn itself a surefire recommendation.
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Hack/Slash #25 is an emotionally charged release that sees the end of this saga as the survivors embrace their futures beyond the violence and chaos that they've had to endure since the launch of this title. It's not perfect but this is the conclusion that needed to be. Recommended.
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Harrow County #8 may end things a bit quickly for this engaging arc but it does so with a sense of self that comes from a book three times its age. The creative team has enough good going on to keep their audience and give them arelease that's worth their time.
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Overall this is a very good read that will offer fans a fun fight, some solid dialogue and a decent finish. Recommended.
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Head Lopper #7 is exactly what it promises to be! This Image release understands who its audience is as it presents a well spun yarn with sturdy dialogue and plenty of action. The end result is a quarterly comic that more than earns recognition from curious eyes.
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Hit List #1 is an excellent start to what should be an engaging volume. This release set enough things up to ensure a future that's full of violence, spirit and maybe some more substance within its pages. Recommended.
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Idolized #3 is another sliver of fun from an engaging superhero book with a refreshing take on the current state of our society and the toll we all bare from the barrage of reality TV. Recommended.
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Idolized #4 is an excellent comic book that easily earns a recommendation.
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Immortal Iron Fists #2 is a fun digital comic that offers up a more than worthwhile material told within the framework of a straight forward two part structure. It's a Marvel book through and through with a creative team that knows what they want to deliver.
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Indestructible #6 is an outing that plays it a bit safe with story progression. The comedy is there, the characters remain relevant and the title itself comes recommended.
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Indestructible #7 is yet another entertaining outing that offers a little heart, some comedy and just enough antics to entertain. On a side note: there's a lot of development here so if you've been following and thinking that you might want to skip this one don't do it. Recommended.
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Without spoiling what the big shake-up is, let me just say kudos to the creative team for doing something this bold and fairly early in this already hard-hitting series. Simply put,Jennifer Blood #15 is a really good read that deserves a look by any willing comic fan. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #19 is yet another stellar release that's well worth any fan's time. It's won't be for every comic book reader out there, but if you're open to the concept you will not regret this purchase. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #20 is another stellar release in an already sterling series that's sure to please longtime followers. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #23 has all the essential details to anchor the absurdity of this expansive jaunt in some semblance of reality. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #24 may be an unnecessary journey into the past but it's a well executed jaunt nonetheless as it easily earns a glowing recommendation.
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Jennifer Blood #26 is another solid entry that sees fit to propel this saga forward in all kinds of interesting ways. Between the illustrations and the text this comic book easily comes recommended.
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When looking upon Jennifer Blood #27, reflect and remember that this quick read is the means to an end and at this point we have absolutely no idea where it's going. But it's been fun thus far. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #29 is another excellent release that moves the story forward just enough to keep my interest peeked as it earns my recommendation.
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Jennifer Blood #35 is not perfect, but it's powerful and relevant. The team behind it has brought us to this point and as I close out I still have no idea how this will end. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood #36 is the end of a title that's I've enjoyed immensely. It's not perfect but, at the moments which count this release delivers on the goods. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood is a mature comic book series that deals with some complex and absurdily over the top things, but that is it's charm. It won't appeal to everyone but if you're looking for a dark, violent and ultimately engaging read this annual is for you. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood: First Blood #2 is a solid addition to this niche franchise, as it continues to delve deeper into the early days of this violent protagonist. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood: First Blood #6 is an excellent finish that brings all its various pieces together. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #1 is an exceptional beginning to this alieninvasion, as it successfully introduces an intriguing concept while getting the ball rolling on some very early but nonetheless compelling character development. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #3 is a bit of a break from the accepted form of the series but it mines enough new territory to keep things moving forward. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #4 impressed almost as much as this brand new series has from the get-go. I had no idea what I was getting into when I first started covering this title, but now I do and I'm hooked. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #5 is an easy release to grade, because at the end of the day it's a highly entertaining read that knows what it is as it delves out revelations wrapped up in an out of this world concept. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #6 is an excellent comic that once again proves worthy, as this series continues to be a must own. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #7 is a superb comic book that once again makes a solid case for the total worth of this property. Recommended.
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Jinnrise #8 is a wonderful addition to this franchise. And if you haven't been buying this series, than it's time to get the back issues and find yourself a quiet spot. Recommended.
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Jirni #1 may be a text heavy affair, but there's more than enough done right here to warrant a guaranteed purchase and a spot on any comic readers pull-list. Recommended.
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Jirni #2 is a continuation that's worthy of both your money and time. Recommended.
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Jirni #4is a successful outing that continues to allow this team to sit pretty with a franchise that's both goofy and engaging in all the right ways. Recommended.
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Jirni #5 represents an interlude more than an ending, and on some level it might leave audience members a bit underwhelmed. Nonetheless it earns the right to be: recommended.
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Jirni (vol.2) #1 doesn't break new ground necessarily but it proves the worth of the franchise as it mines into the far reaches of this epic and compelling quest. I'm sold and this comes recommended.
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Jirni vol.2 #2 is the type of high seas adventure yarn that's just bound to attract an audience. With a smart creative team and an old, but epic, plot structure this franchise remains a winning onefor Aspen as the latest issue comes recommended.
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Jirni vol.2 #4 is a more than solid outing as the creative team offers action, excitement and a leading lady worth rooting for. In other words: yes, you should pick this issue up and all the previous releases that took the book to this point.
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Jirni vol.2 #5 is a strong conclusion that entertains from beginning to end. It may not be a deep entry but it gets the job done while setting up a more than promising future for Ara, her saga and its hopefully soon to come third chapter.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #1 is a sturdy start for a franchise that earns a spot on your pull-list. It's not perfect but it is recommended.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #7is exactly what any reader looking for an excuse to travel back to Barsoom needs in their life. It's a fun outing that deals with a growing threat while cementing the bond between our princess and her captain from far off Jasoom.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #11 is another really good entry that easilyearnsa spot on your pull-list. If you're a fan of the character prior to this or if you're just starting to get to know hisworld this is a sound place to start. So by all means go grab a copy!
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Jupiter's Legacy #2 takes all the established nuances of the first outing and easily expands on them in order to give birth to something that's wholly unique and unto itself. In short: the second issue is better than the first as it earns a recommendation.
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Justice League #0 is a very good comic book that's simply worth any fans time, if you love the New 52 you will not regret picking this up. Recommended.
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Justice League #12 ends in a frantic yet somber fashion as it offers several teasers about what's to come for the DC Universewhile lighting the fire of an interesting union. With stellar art and a good narrative, this latest team effort comes recommended.
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Justice League #14 is in all honesty the complete package, as it drops just enough bread crumbs to build a path toward next summer's blockbuster event. Recommended.
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Justice League #18 is another really good release that does more than enough to keep their audience thoroughly entertained. Recommended.
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Justice League 3001 #9 doesn't redefine the current title but it manages to maintain it's already existing high level of quality. The creative team does a lot right, especially with that additional back story, so much so that I easily recommend it!
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Kick-Ass 3 #4 is a really good comic book that continues to develop the characters and play with the classic superhero tropes that we've all come to know and love. Recommended.
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Kick-Ass 3 #5 is a comic book that stumbles slightly, just as it reaches a steady stride. Recommended.
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Kick-Ass 3 #6 is a sterling entry in a saga that's nearing its finale. Fanboys and fangirls who love the franchise need to pick this up as it easily comes recommended.
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Kid Sherlock #4 is downright perfect for parents who want to help their kids start to read. It's not overly complicated and through the actions of a capable creative team this friendly version of the literary icon earns a look with smarts, wit and fun. So by all means if you're heading to the local shop already grab a copy and give it to an eager young reader looking to start their own comic collection.
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King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon #1 is a release that has some missteps here and there but it still earns a high marks and a recommendation.
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King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon #5 is a great comic that feels like a pause rather than a finale. Recommended.
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King Conan: The Conqueror #3 does not break new ground but nonetheless it's still exemplary entertainment. It takes what Robert E. Howard made and runs with it in a way that never neglects the origins or actions of this barbarian. Recommended.
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King: Mandrake the Magician #1 is a fun outing that knows its primary character well enough to keep my attention. And for that it earns a recommendation from me.
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King: Prince Valiant #3 is an entertaining romp in the past that keeps this interconnected universe active, alive and vibrant. It can be said that the creative team handles their work, with an array ofskills, that will easily make you smile. As this experience stands out and happens to come recommended.
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Kings Watch #3 is a fine example of what can be done with the right team and a bold company at their back. Recommended.
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Kings Watch #5 is a really good introduction to this world and the players therein, but it lacks enough closure in order to sell its finale status. Still it comes recommended.
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KISS/Vampirella #3 may not be groundbreaking material for either property but what we have is a refined crossover. It know what it needs to do in order to succeed and even excels in that area. And the best part about this is that you can be a relative novice to both and still come out of this with an appreciation for what you're reading. It's just is a downright treat, from start to finish.
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KISS/Vampirella #5 is sure fire and strong way to wrap up this crossover! The creative team makes use of their time bringing all the pieces together before wrapping it all up in a rather nice narrative bow. It all fits together so much so that this is absolutely a cut above the rest.
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Legend of the Shadow Clan #1 is a stellar first issue that easily earns a recommendation.
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Legend of the Shadow Clan #2 is another installment that mixes family drama with a world of ninjas with stellar results. Recommended.
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Legendary Star-Lord #1 comes to a solid end with some minor issues that'll eventually need to be sorted out. But as beginnings go this one does enough right to earn a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure #4 is a fun comic book that has a few missteps but never enough to deny its originality or how downright fantastic it can be. Recommended.
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Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure #5 carries a sturdy mechanical exterior with just enough nods to each franchise to make even the most discerning fanvery happy. Recommended.
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Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1 is exactly what I wanted it to be. The creative team excelled in their respective roles as they gave respect to the franchise while building up their own iteration of this newly resurrected property. It easily comes recommended.
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Lola XOXO #2 feels a tad bit familiar to fans of the post apocalyptic genre, but there's enough going on here along with narrative progression to garner interest. So by all means grab this one from your local shop, and don't forget first release because it all comes recommended.
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Lola XoXo #3 is another really good entry that continues to prove its worth. It may carry some familiar details but the overall comic is fresh enough to yield a final product that earns a recommendation.
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Lola XOXO #4 continues what has been an experience, it's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but I have to admit that I've enjoyed every single second of it. Recommended.
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Lola XOXO: Wasteland Madam #2 is exactly what fans of the first volume should be happy to receive. The second issue keeps its narrative going strong with outstanding visuals and a sturdy script. And minus a few scenes that I thought could have been handled a bit better I walkedaway from this one downright giddy to give it a fully earned recommendation.
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Warlord of Mars #2 is a great comic that's slowly but surely building up the groundwork for this epic. Recommended.
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Lords of Mars #3 continues to prove itself as a worthy undertaking. Despite all the potential negative effects the creative team has scored yet again. Recommended.
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Lords of Mars #4 is an unexpectedly great comic book that's sure to please eager fanboys or fangirls. It may not be the most essential bit of literary fiction but it manages to dazzle nonetheless. Recommended.
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Lords of Mars #6 is certainly a fitting finale, that's fun in all the right ways. Recommended.
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Mara #1 is an exceptionally good first outing that yields a striking future that's truly worth your exploration. Recommended.
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Mara #2 is an excellent release, that handily earns a recommendation.
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Mara #3 is an excellent extension of what has been a thoroughly compelling ride thus far. Recommended.
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Miniature Jesus #5 brings this oddly interesting saga to a fitting conclusion, though I do wish there would have been more explanations. Recommended.
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Minimum Carnage: Alpha #1 is solid start to this six-part event and it comes recommended.
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Miss Fury #9 is an endlessly engaging adventure that may suffer from the occasional illustrative hiccup, but it still easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Morning Glories #23 is another excellent issue that propels this thought provoking, disturbing and intricately designed series forward. Recommended.
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Morning Glories #26 is a perfect place to jump on if you've been following the trade paperbacks and if you're looking to get in on the monthly craze. Beyond that the issue is just $1, so buying it seems to be an absolutely worthwhile risk whether you're invested or not. Recommended.
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Morning Glories #36 is an example of finely tuned comic. But there are hiccups which prevent it from soaring to new heights, even as the final reveal caught my attention. Recommended.
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Morning Glories #40 represents a long running conundrum. There's a lot of pieces to this puzzle but consistent dialogue and a finely tuned plot keep audience members focused on the here and now. For that it deserves a recommendation.
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New Warriors #2 is exactly the right kind of release for this modern landscape. Add in the players behind it and we have an entry level book that deserves to find an audience. Recommended.
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New Warriors #3 exists in a world where there are all kinds of genetic anomalies and imperfections. And born from that fact is this team, and trust me, as this point they're turning into something that's more than worth rooting for. Recommended.
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New Warriors #4 is superb entertainment that from beginning to end that yields high adventure without damaging the franchises involved. This is a team-up book that comes recommended.
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Noir #4 proves its mantle under the weight of its penultimate status. Recommended.
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Nova #2 is a spectacular follow up to last month's launch, in a way that makes it near impossible to wait and see what happens next for this property. Recommended.
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Nova #5 is a really good comic that may not be a perfect addition to the legacy of the franchise but it's a worthy one nonetheless. Recommended.
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Nova #6 is in all honesty a really good issue that has the wit and charm to earn a place on any fanboy or fangirls pull-list. Recommended.
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Nova #9 is an excellent entry that raises the stakes, enters an event and embraces the legacy behind this ongoing series. Recommended.
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Nova #12 is a high-flying comic book that continues to tickle my fancy. It's not the hard-hitting stories from the previous volume but its whimiscal nature and top notch team easily makes it worthy of your attention. Recommended.
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Nova #13.NOW is a really good jump on point that earns a recommendation.
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Optimus Prime #12 represents a point for our cast of characters where their faith has been shaken. Maybe their leader isn't who they thought or wanted him to be. Right now with him being worlds away it's clear that his absence due to the siege on Cybertron is causing problems back on Earth. No matter where this goes from here it's just nice to already see the impacts of First Strike via this corner of the Hasbro line.
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Overtaken #1 is without a doubt a starting point, and even though it's not quite what it sets out to be it still earns a recommendation from me.
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With an impressive collection of back-up features by industry greats and a good main story, this first issue ofPeter Cannon: Thunderbolt easily earns a recommendation
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #4 is a very strong release that adds religious intrigue to the deepening global conundrum brought about by our hero and his dragon. Recommended.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #10 is a good comic book that stumbles into some majestic moments that simply make this release a must own. Recommended.
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This issue doesn't have the emotional impact of the previous release, but it's a different type of comic book with a different narrative goal. With a tale full of strong moments chock-full of excellentart, this comic book is well worth your money. Recommended.
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Peter Panzerfaust #6 is proof that a mini-series can become a monthly series while still retaining the core elements that made it so successful in the first place. Recommended.
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Peter Panzerfaust #9 is another purchase that deserves to be on every single fans pull-list. If you're willing to give it a try you won't regret this combination of bothPeter Pan andWorld War II. Recommended.
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Peter Panzerfaust #12 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but there's enough within the confines of these pages to keep the overall quality of the series alive and well as it earns a recommendation from me.
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Peter Panzerfaust #14 is a rip-roaring success that carries a wonderfully confusing yet deliciously realized cliffhanger that'll get eager fanboys and fangirls excited. Recommended.
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Peter Panzerfaust #17 is a different entry in the realm of comics that might divide but truthfully shouldn't. Especially since it's a continually quality yarn that easily comes recommended.
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Postal #6 is special because it maintains a rather consistentlevel of quality that fans of this franchise have come to expect. So it's with the greatest of ease that I can happily recommend this releaseas it deserves a spot on your pull-list.
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Postal #9 represents an exceptional experience and not to mention the creative team has just crafted the perfect jump on point for new readers. So by all means if you haven't been following this Top Cow title that's okay because here's your chance to join in on the fun, because as weird as it might sound this is a solid investment and one you won't regret.
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PowerPuff Girls #1 is an excellent read that indeed stays in familiar waters from beginning to end but delivers more than enough to earn a recommendation.
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Powerpuff Girls #2 is without a doubt a really good release that easily earns a grin and praise. Recommended.
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The Prophecy #2 is a fun read. It offers solid interaction between the leads, great art and a good story that continues to propell the narrative forward. Recommended.
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Prophecy #3 is a continuation of an already stellar event, that shows off quality storytelling and dynamic art even as it sacrifices some depth to accomplish its ends. Recommended.
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Prophecy #4 is another very goodadditionto this exciting event series. Recommended.
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A surprise ending and a fast pace easily make Prophecy #5 a must-own release for fans of any of these storied franchises. Recommended.
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Purgatori #2 represents a line of comics that I missed out on as a kid. Despite that fact I now find myself in a situation where I'm happy to report that things are indeed good enough to easily earn a recommendation.
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Queen Sonja #32 is an issue that establishes a very strong narrative footing while celebrating the history of its storied main character, and the art is good to boot. Recommended.
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Queen Sonja #33 is a great outing that embodies both the strength of the creative team and the more than worthy history of this storied protagonist. Recommended.
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Queen Sonja #34 is by far one of the best releases that this series has produced, as it offers up a personal and powerful climax that's sure to please longtime fans while exciting them for whatever end the conclusion might bring. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm War Age of Darkness #2 is a really good continuation, as this chapter steadily builds on the legacy before it. There are a few off moments, but nothing that should prevent fans from buying and enjoying this outing. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm War #3 represents strong storytelling. There are a few off moments here and there, especially in regards to Hercules Payne, but not enough to detour the overall experience as this outing easily comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm War #6 continues its trek through the Age of Darkness. It sports quality material, a crowded event and you know what? It's all in good fun as this comes recommended.
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Red Sonja #5 brings meat to the table, as it proves the power of this feature with enough bits that easily earn my praise. Recommended.
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Red Sonja #7 is a tale of a hard-ridding fighter who's begun another epic. With quality content left in her wake this release comes recommended.
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Red Sonja #11 is without a doubt another quality entry that could of easily been a misstep but it's not. There were a few moments where I had some doubts, especially following an elongated introduction, but in the end the entire machine speedily forged something worthwhile.Through the strength a steady creative team, a historically relevant narrative and a thorough inspection of our heroine's own psyche this one easily comes recommended.
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Red Sonja and Cub (one-shot) may not be what I necessarily expected but I found it to be a solid jaunt. The creative forces behind it do a marvelous job earning a recommendation.
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Red Sonja: Atlantis Rises #4 is the best release in this mini-series, as it successfully represents the core elements of this storied property. Recommended.
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In short the story is simple, it's not too deep but it is an exciting read. If you're in the market for a good adventure book Red Sonja #67might just be for you. Recomended.
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Red Sonja #77 is a very good entry that does enough to allow the concept to carry weight in the last hours of this volume. Recommended.
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Red Sonja #79 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but as this arc barrels forward it's becoming more apparent that even with some hiccups and an over reliance on a past event, it's still very entertaining. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: The Black Tower #1 is a strong start that does what it needs to, so much so that the creative team guides it to an earned recommendation from me.
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Red Sonja: Unchained #1 is without a doubt one of the more competently crafted romps starring this storied warrior. At this point the creative team seems to be dedicated to doing all they can to make this a mini-series that's worth owning. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: Unchained #3 is a solid introduction to what should be an entertaining final issue. My only gripe is that I wish the rest of the mini-series would have been this level of quality from the start, it would of made reviewing it a lot easier. Recommended.
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Garth Ennis' Red Team #5 is a gripping entry in a series that's been plagued by over used ideas. Nonetheless this release earns a recommendation.
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Revelations #4 does indeed offer us some answers to its plot as the outstanding questions continue to compel the attention of fanboys and fangirls. Recommended.
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Reyn #5 is an outright fun addition to this young franchise. It presents a complicated situation for our heroes with plenty of monsters to battle and new mysteries to wade through. It did follow a very simple structure but it still engaged, entertained and easily earned a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Age of Darkness One-Shot is a treat that should get people excited. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Legend #3 is the type of comic I want to review for UTF.In short: this is a solid jaunt that's got enough going on to be a literary feast. Recommended.
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Robyn Hood: The Hunt #3 brings the latest adventure for this Emerald themed fighter forward while getting our titular primary back to where she needs to be. Curve balls come from every corner, as an easy to follow piece of fiction never wastes a single moment focusing on the wrong thing. So much so that it really is easy to grin and flip through this one as it boasts a stellar creative team at its back.
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Rocket Raccoon #3 is an extravaganza that never really features any depth, which in all honestly could be labeled as its only problem. Even so the quality work on display and the spunky attitude help this release get a recommendation from me.
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Samurai Jack #1 is a great beginning to something that's bound to be memorable. Recommended.
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Santeria: The Goddess Kiss #4 is a text heavy entry with a creative team that just knows what they want to do with their cast. The whole of the yarn comes together in the best ways as the tale ramps up toward a sturdy crescendo in this solid penultimate issue. If you're a fan of American Gods, or stuff of that sort, then you should grab the first three issues and give this book a chance to impress!
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Satellite Sam #1 is sure to be a good beginning to something that will hopefully grow into a great franchise. Recommended.
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Satellite Sam #3 is another great entry the evolves the plot while making the overall arc more than accessible. Recommended.
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Satellite Sam #5 is another example of modern sensibilities meeting an era usually reserved for archaic representation. Recommended.
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Scales & Scoundrels #1 is a fantasy tale done well. It's not an epic yet but this first issue does so much right that it deserves to find an audience. It sports a capable team that seems more than primed to share the yarn they've prepped. And consider the promise in the Mails section which leaves me more than eager to see where this goes what with a treasure hunt and our, potentiallyUrden, girl at the center of it all.
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Overall this is a very good comic book that continues the already established narrative elements, while exploring this engaging corner of the Marvel universe. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #9 is a spectacular finish to another solid story arc. The creative team knocks it out of the park with solid art and a good script. Recommended.
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The big but tiny (pun intended)event continues in glorious fashion asScarlet Spider #10 successfully builds on Minimum Carnage: Alpha‘s narrative momentum. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #12.1 is required reading that delivers a hard-hitting narrative that's sure to have fans talking. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #13 is another excellent release that delivers an engaging adventure all the way to its cliffhanger finish. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #18 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but the comic is yet another strong outing that's an escape from the present evil found in Superior Spider-Man. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #19 is a really good comic that proves why this series should be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Screwed #2 is a thrilling entry that's destined to find a following. Recommended.
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Screwed #3 is an excellent read that's chock-full of substance. Recommended.
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Secret Six #6 represents the end of an arc and a sturdy turning point for our primary cast of characters. Right now I can easily say that this was a quality entry that stumbled a bit but never lost its fun atmosphere along the way. In my mind this yarn turnedinto a good finish while setting up a sturdy jump-on point next month, as I closed it and felt largely pleased with what I read.
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Secret Wars #5 loses some ground with plot progression but taking the time to share the nuggets it does is more than good in my mind. Add in the steady hand of a consistent team and a destroyed universe that's barely holding on feels like it's in capable hands.
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Secret Wars 2099 #3 is fun and isn't it time with all the seriousness going on around what remains of the Marvel Universe thatwe, as fanboys and fangirls, get to laugh a bit? I think so which is why I give this one praise and a solid recommendation.
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Secret Wars 2099 #5 is a more than worthwhile entry, truth be told I wanted a bit more space considering everything that happens within this plot. But ultimately what we have is a rock solid package that warrants a place as your event tie-in collection continues to expand.
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Seduction of the Innocent #2 showed its audience something more than maybe I expected it to be. As a clearly capable creative team holdsa title to be proud of that I can recommend to any curious fanboys or fangirls.
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Seven to Eternity #8 is not a jumping on point by any stretch of the imagination so do yourself a favor and please go out to grab some back issues along the way to fully enjoy this book! Because what we have here is a daring adventure wrapped up in an engaging fantasy that just demands the attention of fanboys and fangirls. So by all means, add this title to your pull-list.
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Shahrazad #0 is the beginning of something special. It's easy to tell, even in these rather early stages and I'm very excited to cover what this team has in store for their devoted followers. Recommended.
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Shahrazad #1 is a strong start to an odyssey that earns the right to be on everyone's pull-list. Recommended.
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Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #1 continues the positive relaunch by keeping quality and progressing the story. It's easy to follow thanks to a capable creative team that seems to have a firm grasp on the tale they want to spin. For that reason it really is easy to recommend.
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Shrugged (vol.2) #1 is an text heavy but nonetheless enthralling ride that's sure to attract an audience as it pleases established fanboys and fangirls. Recommended.
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Shrugged (vol.2) #3 is another great read that earns a recommendation.
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Sidekick #1 is a familiar tale at first but then things happen as it turns into something that's a bit shocking. Recommended.
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Sidekick #3 is a potent addition to the franchise that continues to develop our protagonist and his growing list of problems. Recommended.
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Sidekick #4 is the strongest entry thus far, as the creative team lets the various dominoes of Sol City fall before them. Recommended.
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Sidekick #5 is a really good comic book that suffers from a few inconsistencies, but manages to reach for the starts as it soars to new heights. Recommended.
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Sidekick #8 is without a doubt a rock solid yarn that continues to stride along courtesy of its already commendable foundations. It easily comes recommended.
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Sledgehammer 44 #2 is a highly impressive comic book that may be a bit too light on the character development, especially in regards to the ancillary players, but it delivers on every other front. Recommended.
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Sledgehammer 44: Lightning War #1 is a great comic. It may not be above what came before but it's more than enough to earn my praise. Recommended.
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Sledgehammer 44: Lightning War #1 is a really good issue that proves its worth despite any minor limitations. Recommended.
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Sledgehammer 44: Lightning War #3 is a strong finish that may not re-write the genre but it had me certainly grinning from ear to ear. Recommended.
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Sons of the Devil #1 is a strong start to an arc that's bound to turn some heads. Cult antics, murders, anger management, the hunt for a chosen child and a main character that'sworth rooting for adds up tosomething that I can easily recommend to any curiousfanboy or fangirl.
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In All-New Soulfire Vol.6 #8 we have an epilogue that does exactly what it needs to in order to finish its latest run. The creative team hits the right notes so much so that it makes my job easier as this outing effortlessly does what it needs to do and just comes recommended.
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Michael Turner's Soulfire (vol.4) #3 is an emotionally charged but fast paced read that will leave fans glued to their seats as they frantically flip to the finish. Recommended.
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Soulfire (vol.4) #4 is yet another excellent installment that continues to see the world brought to its literal knees by magic and monsters. The creative team works together to deliver something that's truly special as they easily justify the purchase of this latest release. Recommended.
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Michael Turner's Soulfire (vol.4) #4 is a another excellent outing that proves once again that there's plenty more juice left within this franchise. Recommended.
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This issue was a bit slow paced, but that's not a bad thing. With a very good script and exceptional art this latest issue of Spawn comesrecommended.
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Spawn #227 is without a doubt an engaging ride that may not be as perfect as it needs to be, but fans will be satisfied with its final results. Recommended.
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Spawn #228 is another really good issue that further proves that there's plenty of life left in this green-eyed anti-hero. Recommended.
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Spawn #229 is yet another example of how you continue to evolve something that's been around for about two decades. The creative team works together to create a successfully realized rendition that pays respect to the saga that came before this moment it time as it charges forward on its own course. Recommended.
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Spawn #232 is an offering that does a lot to continue the momentum of the series. The overall pacing was a tad bit slow, but not enough to prevent a recommendation.
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Spawn #238 is another comic that offers up plenty of substance while it continues to thrive on its roots. Recommended.
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Star Trek #15 is a somewhat dark but smartly written adventure that will keep fans glued to their seats as they frantically flip through the infinite possibilities on display here. Recommended
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Star Trek #16 is an absolutely engaging release that despite any minor narrative misstepsmore than earns a simply soaring recommendation.
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The Star Trek 100 Page Winter Spectacular 2012 is an absolutely engaging release that offers stories with substance. Add to that the strong dialogue and beautiful visualizations therein and it easily earns a recommendation.
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Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness #3 is a spectacular release that's nothing short of a crow pleasing affair. From the get-go the connections between the first and second movie in the newly re-envisioned franchise have been rather light at best. But now after some broad strokes it's becoming clear where all this is going, and trust me when I say: it's fascinating. Recommended.
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Stark Trek: Khan #1 is a successful exploration of a man that on several occasions and in multiple iterations left a lasting impact on the men and women of theUSS Enterprise. It easily earns a recommendation.
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Star Trek: Khan #2 is an engaging romp into madness, as we slowly but surely peel back the layers of this psychopath. Recommended.
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Star Wars #1 is a very entertaining release that uses all of the toys in its arsenal as it tries to deliver something that fans will easily enjoy. It does stumble a bit but for the most part this package easily earns a recommendation.
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Star Wars #3 continues to prove the worth of the unique perspectives being offered in this literary jaunt. From the character interpretations to the exploration of this historic point in the rebellion, this series continues to be a source of extremely good interstellar entertainment. Recommended.
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Star Wars #4 is not a perfect comic book, but it's certainly a thrilling outing that makes this era fresh once again. Recommended.
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Star Wars #6 does more than enough to handily earn a spot on any fans coveted pull-list. Recommended.
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Star Wars #10 is another excellent addition to this classic intergalactic odyssey. Recommended.
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Star Wars #11 is yet another really good comic book that pushes its narrative toward a forthcoming conclusion. So grab a blaster or a lighstaberandfind a nice quiet place to read. Recommended.
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Star Wars #12 assuredly ends the first year right, with our heroes facing the future of their perilous fight. Recommended.
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Star Wars #13 is a departure into some new territory, that stumbles slightly but impresses nonetheless. The force is indeed strong with this one. Recommended.
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Star Wars #18 is exactly what it needs to be. The inclusion of some narrative nuggets for our heroes further film adventures is a welcome one as this comic comes recommended.
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Star Wars: Dark Times – A Spark Remains #3 is an entry that's action-packed, compelling and sure to thrill across the entire galaxy. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Dark Times – A Spark Remains #4 continues to explore one of my favorite eras in the galaxy, and the team handles it in style. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Dark Times – Fire Carrier #3 is another success that continues to build upon this brief period where the Empire is growing in strength while the last remnants of the old Republic attempt to survive. In short if you're looking for something worth following than this title might just be for you. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Dark Times – Fire Carrier #4 is not perfect but it's an entertaining affair that builds towards next month's finale. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Maul"Son of Dathomir #1 is a solid start to what should be a rousing mini-series. So grab a seat, find some light and enjoy this recommended release.
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Star Wars: Darth Maul"Son of Dathomir #2 is an exciting romp that's bound to be memorable despite even the highest expectation. Grab your gear and prepare for another journey with the fate of the galaxy in play! Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows #3 is outstanding, and I can't wait to read what happens next. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows #4 is a fun book, that may carry a predictable plot but there are enough worthwhile elements to easily justify a purchase. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows #5 is not revolutionary but it's a worthwhile yarn that'll garner attention and praise. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ninth Assassin #3 is an excellent release that more than deserves a purchase from faithful fanboys and fangirls through out the galaxy. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ninth Assassin #4 may not truly move things along in the main plot but it yields an interesting ride nonetheless. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Prisoner of Bogan #4 is a good comic that will entertain its core audience as it slowly but surely marches toward the conclusion of this mini-series. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #1 is a solid first outing that will quickly catch up any new followers while smartly forging ahead in its own way. You could not ask for a better team than the one we've got and I can't wait to read what they do next. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #2 is not a shinning example of how you tell a story in this galaxy, but it was a joyride from beginning to end. Between the concert work of the three members of this particular creative team and despite the rather minimal amount of text found here, this latest issue in this ongoing series comes recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #3 is another excellent extension of this universe, as it does just enough right for both fanboys and fangirls to be worthy of the heritage it now represents. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Legacy #7 continues to prove the strength of this new volume. So grab your lightsaber and your blaster kids, it's time to go Sith hunting. Recommended.
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Steven Universe #7 is an upfront romp with an animated series in a monthly format. The creative team nails all the necessary elements without bogging down the release with too much comic book exposition and antics. If you're already a fan of the property than this is absolutely for you, if not trust me you'll still enjoy the ride! So by all means give it a shot and add it to your stuffed pull-list.
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Steven Universe #8 is a pile of fun! As the creative team presents an accessible arc that has a strong focus on right or wrong with dialogue that wastes little time getting to the point. That's its strength as this comic book from BOOM! happens to come recommended!
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Superior Carnage #1 is a really good comic book that starts things off with a stellar pace and enough terror to allow this mini-series to take off on all the right notes. Recommended.
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Superior Spider-Man #1 is an endlessly entertaining experience that successfully begins an era that's sure to be a very intriguing feature in the Marvel Universe. And despite some minor creative stumblings near the beginning it earns a recommendation.
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Superior Spider-Man #2 is an absolutely competent follow up that continues the quality set forth by the series opener. Yes, the concept will surely sound silly to the uninitiated as it remains a divisive sore among fanboys and fangirls but trust, don't knock it until you try it. Recommended.
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Superior Spider-Man #3 continues to, in my humble opinion, show how something that at first glance seemed like a silly and unnecessary concept can actually turn into something interesting in its own right. To the creative team: keep up the good work because this comic book comes recommended.
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Superior Spider-Man #5 continues this compelling and devastating look at a world where Peter Parker is not himself. There are some spotty moments but the creative team crafts a compelling journey that's sure to please its core audience… even if it does anger them a bit. Recommended.
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Superior Spider-Man #7 is an excellent entry that comes recommended.
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Superior Spider-Man #19 is a very good comic book that earns the opportunity to win you over. Recommended.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #5 is resounding success in my book that should be a welcome addition to either franchise. It easily comes recommended.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #10 is a really good entry that sets up the next part of Doomed while maintaining its own integrity as an ongoing property . It earns a recommendation from me.
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Superman Unchained #5 is really good comic book, that had quite a few powerful scenarios and a dynamic cliffhanger. Recommended.
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Superman Unchained #6 is exciting material that should be on your pull-list without question. So go on and grab a cape then head to your local shop, trust me you won't regret it. Recommended.
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The latest issue ofSupremeoffers fans many solid reasons to just sit back, relax and enjoy. This joyful little jaunt back in time is full of good art and solid story telling that makes this release a worthwhile purchase for any curious readers. Recommended.
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Surface Tension #1 is smart science fiction kept strictly is a real world type of situation. That might sound like a really weird statement but that's the impression I'm left with when I closed this issue. The franchise creator gave us human characters in a terrible situation, and by the looks of things, it's only going to get more complicated from this point on. Recommended.
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SwordQuest #3 is an engaging yarn that absolutely maintains the quality of the mini thus far but in the last few scenes raises the bar! For this Atari based franchise there's mystery left in its wake so in other words if you haven't been following it's time to catch up!
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #3 is an excellent comic, that delivers on its premise while giving reason to be around. Recommended.
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #5 without a doubt makes the cut, and should be on you pull-list. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #14 is solid and emotional ride that escalates as it builds toward the future installments in this stellar series. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #15 is a fantastic release that continues the positive momentum in this consistently entertaining series. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #16 is an emotional powerhouse that will leave faithful followers more moved than they might honestly expect. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #17 is an excellent issue that despite some minor bumps in the proverbial road successfully lands our heroes in a new and exciting chapter. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #21 is an absolute good time that preludes next month's outing while giving readers who may not have been following enough information to go on. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #22 is an impressive outing that starts this arc off just right. I was hooked by the concept and I can't wait to read what happens next. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #25 continues to tell the story of City Fall while maintaining a strong presence within the greater trials and tribulations of the mean green fighting machines. Through the potent storytelling and the strong grasp of it's own soul this issue certainly comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Jinja Turtles #26 is an outstanding issue that stumbles only slightly on the road toward what should be an engaging follow-up next month. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #29 is the right way to close out 2013 for our heroes in a half-shell, because they've earned a vacation. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #30 is nowhere near perfect but it's got enough emotional nuance and spirit to easily earn a recommendation.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #34 is a worthy extension of an already high caliber reboot. Fans both new and old will love what they find here as this issue comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #35is another solid issue but not enough happens before the cliffhanger. Nonetheless it still turned out to be an excellent addition as it comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Micro-series #6 is a solid comic that'schock-full full of heart and decent enough effort. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Micro-Series #8 is an exceptional comic book that suffers a bit from some narrative and artistic missteps. Nevertheless the thought-provoking story this comic book seeks to tell easily earns a recommendation.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures #3 is an entertaining romp. Sure it's fun to reflect and realize that this is a property based around a TV show that's based off a comic book but that doesn't prevent it from being a very entertaining yarn in its own right. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures #4 is a sterling addition to a re-imagined property that's as much fun as you'd honestly want it to be. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures #5 is another really good addition to an aged franchise. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Secret History of the Foot Clan #3 is a strong outing that does what it needs to in order to set-up next month's conclusion. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time #3 is what it needs to be and a bit more. It entertains its audience and doesn't cheapen the franchise, so by all means pick this up and have a ball. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Utrom Empire #1 is the beginning of a dark but enticing tale that left me eagerly anticipating next month's outing. It comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Utrom Empire #3 is a comic that may not write its own destiny but it does enough to generate excitement. As 2014 rolls on it garners praise for whatever looms for our heroes in a half-shell. Recommended.
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Ten Grand #1 is not a perfect beginning but it does more than enough to warrant a recommendation.
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Ten Grand #4 continues an upward spiral of quality that turns this series into a more than deserving purchase. Recommended.
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Ten Grand #8 is without a doubt a fitting continuation that feels like its starting to scratch the surface of something bigger. For that reason it earns a recommendation.
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Ten Grand #12 plays itself off as the rest of the series has been: a unique experience. Sure it danced the line with familiar genre tropes but in the end the creative team delivered something special. And for that reason this comes recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #1 is an extremely solid start to what promises to be an epic worthy of its scope. Recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #2 is successful as it leaves me hoping for some time displacement, in order to make the days between releasesshorter. Recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #4 pushes the franchise into some interesting waters as it easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #9happens to maintain its already established level of quality. Skynet would agree, as this comic deserves a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Tet #2 is a really good comic book that actually understands its audience and delivers a sturdy continuation. I'm eager to see where its narrative goes next but for now this is enough to tide me over until then.
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The Answer! #4 may not deliver a perfect ending to its crazy shenanigans, but it was a thoroughly entertaining romp from start to finish. If you're already a fan of this franchise than purchasing this book is a no-brainer, but if you're not invested I highly suggest that you start with #1 and work your way through it. Trust me it's worth it. Recommended.
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In Avenging Spider-Man #10there's a clear comfortable flow between both the creative team and the characters in the book. The end result is an incredibly fun little romp in the Marvel universe, that's not perfect but nonetheless succeeds at being a crowd-pleaser. Because of that this latest issue comes recommended.
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Avenging Spider-Man #12 is a very good comic book that's worth your time and money. Recommended.
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If Amazing Spider-Man exists to tap into the ongoing stories of our hero in the Marvel Universe, then this series has easily cemented itself as the one-stop shop for the most entertaining arcs that are simply freed from current continuity, and Avenging Spider-Man #13fits that billperfectly. Recommended.
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Avenging Spider-Man #14 offers a unique crossover that acts as a solid first part to an honestly engaging adventure. Recommended.
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Avenging Spider-Man #15 is an awesome comic book that's just filled with action and comedy. What we have here is an absolutely fun read from beginning to end that easily earns a recommendation.
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The Black Bat #3 is an absolutely thrilling outing that uses action and suspense to effectively navigate its way forward as it moves the plot. Recommended.
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The Black Bat #6 is absolutely thrilling. From the first page to the final panel we have an adventure that, in the most positive light, highlights the strengths of this dynamic creative team. Recommended.
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The Black Bat #9 is exactly the type of comic book that needs to be on your pull-list. It's got action, suspense and just enough spirit to easily earn a dedicated audience. Recommended.
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The Black Bat #10 is a highly entertaining outing that only stumbles slightly on its way out the gate. For that reason it easily comes recommended.
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The Blood Queen #2 is another engaging outing that bares some lackluster moments here and there, but continues to lay enough seeds to offer a promising future. To put it simply: this is a comic book that earns my recommendation.
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The Blood Queen #6 is the finale for this volume, but I hope that we'll see a sequel at some point down the road because there just was not enough closure. Still as it is it does enough right tocome recommended.
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The Darkness has a dark but honest soul with stylized art that simply owns theexperience. Recommended.
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The Darkness #106 is another very good issue that may not answer the questions it brings up, but it will keep you tied to your seat and frantically turning pages until you reach thecliffhanger. Recommended.
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The Darkness #112 doesn't break into any new territory but it will more than hold its audience's attention. Recommended.
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The Darkness #114 is a strong release that maintains the quality of the series as it earns a recommendation.
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The Fly: Outbreak #4 is not a wholly normal experience, but hey it does exist as a rather fitting addition to any library looking for science fiction and horror. So if you don't have this one on your pull-list buy the back issues and add it before it finishes its run with #5.
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The Four Points #3 is an issue that presents a disagreement between our leading ladies. And through the talents involved they find a way to progress a yarn that feels like something that demands attention. In other words this is one comic that deserves a spot on your pull-list.
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The Infinite Loop #5 is solid entertainment and all things considered the underlying meaning doesn't need to be pushed ashard as it is, withthe bulk of the story bringingit out through simple bits of interaction. Truth be told whether you pick this up or not depends on an answer to a simple question: do you like science fiction? Good then I gladly recommend this to you!
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents The Jungle Book: Last of the Species #1 is a promising start to what could be another defining mini-series for this sterling company. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents The Jungle Book: Last of the Species #4 is an excellent comic book that does more than enough to build up the forthcoming climactic issue. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents The Little Mermaid #5 is a fitting conclusion to this first volume. What we get out of it is a protagonist that seems somewhat ready to accept her destiny while solving some familial questions along the way. Truth be told I wanted a bit more from it's final two pages but that's a minor complaint in a mini-series that easily held my attention from start to finish.
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The Magdalena: Seventh Sacrament is a one-shot that understood the boundaries of its playground. Though when the dust settled there really was no explanation as to how the wielder of the Witchblade came into possession of the document that propels the narrative. Even so this earns a recommendation.
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The Memory Collectors #3 is an excellent comic book that's certainly different. Combine that with a strong back-up feature by Ben Murphy and Ben Templesmith, then you'll quickly discover a release that easily earns a recommendation.
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The Mercenary Sea #1 is fun! And as a first entry it does more than enough to garner attention and praise. So by all means, reserve it on your pull-list. Because on February 12th you'll find yourself flipping through its pages as it comes recommended.
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The Mercenary Sea #8 is an easy comic book to grade because it's rock solid with a bit more meat to it. There's an overuse of genre tropes but that fails to damper the conclusion, as this outing earns a recommendation.
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The New 52: Futures End #9 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it feels like a step in the right direction, especially as this narrative gets meat and even picks up speed. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #2 is another engaging release that further proves the depth and creativity of this team. Whether you're looking for the more stereotypical aspects associated with this franchise or something beyond this release has something for everyone as it easily earns a recommendation.
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Ghostbusters #3 continues the shine surrounding this talented creative team in a way that simply soars with an ever expanding tale. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #4 may not be perfect but it is an excellent joyride that will have fans grinning ear to ear. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #5 is a well thought out interlude that finds more than enough meat to keep a hungry audience satisfied while gaining the attention of some curious onlookers. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #11 may not break new ground but there's enough here to make it worth a look. Recommended.
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The Red Ten #3 is a somewhat tough comic book as it tells a story that might not resonate with every reader out there but the overall quality here is certainly worthwhile. For that reason it absolutely earns a recommendation.
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The Rook #2 ultimately turns into a more than worthwhile part two that deserves a spot on your pull-list. So by all means take a chance on this Dark Horse property because with this creative team at its back you won't regret it.
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The Rook #4 leaves the plot hanging but wraps up just enough of its threats to offer a really good conclusion to this mini-series. Could we use more time traveling adventures? Absolutely, so by all means Dark Horse let's make this happen!
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The Saviors #1 is a nice and also fun way to close out 2013, as this comic easily earns some praise and a recommendation.
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The Shadow #4 continues the stellar series in excelent fashion. From the art to the story, if you're into this type of violent pulp hero than this monthly comic book is certainly for you. Recommended.
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The Shadow #5 is a very good release that continues to build on this creative team's stellar record. Recommended.
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The Shadow #6 is anextremelysolid concluding issue that brings this run to a fitting if not amazing end. Recommended.
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The Shadow #8 is an exceptionally sturdy beginning to this latest story arc. The creative team delivers both fun and a lot of promise in this brisk read. Recommended.
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The Shadow #9gets another excellent addition to an already sterling saga. It may not do everything it needs to but this release earns a recommendation.
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The Shadow #12 is an absolutely thrilling adventure that sees our hero take down some low level criminals, while making use of his personal time and even some local contacts along the way. Recommended.
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The Shadow #14 is another strong entry for the franchise and it should be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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The Shadow #17 is at times corny but nonetheless captivating. It's an adventure that sets up what should be a thrilling final clash between these two battle ready weapons. Recommended.
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The Shadow #20 is a really good comic book that does more than enough right to earn a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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The Shadow #22 is exactly what fans have come to expect. A quality romp with some wit, a side of social commentary and an unflinching resolve toward justice. Recommended.
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The Shadow Annual 2013 is not essential reading by any concrete notion, but I do find it rather easy to claim that it's truly excellent nonetheless. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #3 is a solid continuation that does exactly what it sets out to do, while offering a unique adventure to curious readers. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #4 is a good jaunt whether you're new to the franchise or not. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #5 is a delightful mixture that highlights the unique properties of this title, and with a sturdy team at the helm this is one adventure you should not miss. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #9 is an absolutely entertaining comic book. It never breaks from its own mold and occasionally gets lost in conversation, but between its look and feel this release keeps a striking narrative path. Recommended.
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The Spider #4 is a very good comic book that doesn't offer anything ground breaking, but it's still more than worth your time. Recommended.
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The Spider #10 is an outlandish but fun issue that proves that the future for this character is going to be interesting. Recommended.
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The Spider #13 may not be a groundbreaking piece of fiction by any stretch of the imagination, but it continues a competent yarn that builds up this property. Recommended.
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The Spider #14 is most assuredly a great comic book that has enough meat to its mysterious play to sate the appetite of any reader that's looking for a pulp icon beyond the usual suspects. Recommended.
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The Spider #15 is a really good comic , that does enough to keep its audience. Recommended.
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The force of others is indeed strong with The Star Wars #0, and if you're aching to know more about this franchise than this is perfectly suited for you. Recommended.
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The Star Wars #8 is a solid close to what's been an entertaining ride. It carries with it some negative tendencies, but through the force of others the creative team manages to keep their literary journey in-check as we reach the final panels. Recommended.
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The Terminator: Enemy of my Enemy #1 is a great start to what should be a stellar mini-series that comes recommended. Until the next outing stay frosty.
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The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #4 is a rock solid tale that never forgets its heritage. I honestly feel like the ending of this entire odyssey might turn out to be predictable but there's no doubt that I'm enjoying the ride. Recommended.
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The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #6 is a fitting conclusion that understood what it needed to do. So by all means if you're a franchise fan there's absolutely no reason why you should avoid this. Recommended.
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The Tithe #1 represents a quality romp into rebellious wilderness that's bound to turn heads. It might upset people but after they finish kicking up dirt they'll realize that what the creative team gives us is worth a look as this comes recommended.
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The Tithe #3 captured my imagination from start to finish, and it still holds my attention as I write this review. There were parts of the narrative that seemed obvious, but with stellar illustrations and a workablecast of characters I'm left medrawn in. Overall I'm ready torecommendthisas the creative did more than enough to dazzle me.
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The Warning #1 is that one outing this Wednesday that holds your attention even though it doesn't move fast or push things too far forward. It's a slow burn that gives out just enough information to get readers hooked on just whatever is going on here. Recommended.
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The ZooHunters #1 is a comic with some off moments here and there but the groundwork is set for what's bound to be one of, if not the, best original ideas to come from this company. And that's saying a lot for a publisher that has hits like Damsels in Excess, Executive Assistant: Assassins, Fathom, SoulfireandLola XOXO, need I say more? This one comes recommended.
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Think Tank #2 is a solid addition to this new series, as it takes the set-up of the first issue and attempts to deepen and expand its narrative scope. Recommended.
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Think Tank #10is truly a great comic book that had some minor stumbles here and there. Nonetheless this text heavy journey earns another recommendation.
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Think Tank: Military Dossier #1 is an excellent release that easily earns a recommendation.
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Thun'da #2 is a really good continuation of a more than solid re-imagined adventure book. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villain Microseries #2: Baxter Stockman is a good book that's worthy of your purchase. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villain Microseries #3: Old Hob is a refreshing tale that allows readers to enjoy a heart felt romp that deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villain Micro-Series #4: Alopex is yet another surprisingly engaging one and done story that offers depth to a previously two dimensional antagonist. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villains Micro-series #6: Hun is an outstanding extension that employs realistic emotions to a corny but nonetheless complicated character. Recommended.
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Tomb Raider #5 continues the exploits of our young heroine while feeling like an honest extension for the video game series. So without a doubt it easily comes recommended.
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Tomb Raider #8 is another strong outing that maintains the level of quality it needs to while inching just slightly forward. For dedicated fans looking for a way to keep their video game fire burning, this is absolutely a worthwhile way to spend $3.50 a month. As this handily comes recommended.
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Tomb Raider #11 is an easy entry to grade because it continues to prove the worth of this reboot. And for that reason, plus a few others, this one comes recommended.
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Tomb Raider #18 is a video game tie-in that augments what's been established while building toward the next entry in the franchise. Lara Croft has been through a lot and to have a creative team that's capable enough to displaythat fact easily elevates this entire title. I'm eager to see where this goes now, considering where that cliffhanger left us, but for the momentI just want to say that this issue comes recommended.
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Trish Out of Water #2 is a great comic book that impresses on so many wonderful levels. From beginning to end it easily earns my praise. Recommended.
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Trish Out of Water #4 is by no means perfect but it certainly has my attention and it deserves to garner yours as well. Recommended.
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Uncanny Avengers #2 is an excellent release that flexes its intellectual muscles while embracing some honestly dark themes that have long been the cornerstone of the X-Men side of the Marvel Universe. Recommended.
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Uncanny Avengers #13 continues to be a book that exists outside greater continuity and as the team delivers something all their own they earn a recommendation from me.
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Vampirella #21, is a fun read that shows off the skill and power of both the creative team behind it and the storied character starring in it. Recommended.
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Vampirella #22 is a solid continuation of this latest story arc, that honestly left me desiring the next issue. It carries the narrative forward in stellar fashion offering current readers and fans quite a few reasons to pick-up this latest outing. Recommended.
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Vampirella #23succeeds in ending this arc whileopeningthe next one. With strong writing and good art this issue easily earns a recommendation.
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Vampirella #24 is another excellent issue that pushes the war against Dracula and his vile minions to the next logical step. Recommended.
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Vampriella #25 delivers a very strong ending that suits this arc. Despite some very minor hiccups here and there this outing easily earns a recommendation.
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Vampirella #27 is yet another capable entry in a stellar series that does a lot to continue the heritage of this beloved franchise. From the quality writing to the exceptional art this comic comes recommended.
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Vampirella #28 is an eventful release that does plenty things right for this story. Beyond that the creative team ends this issue on just the right note as eager fanboys and fangirls have to deal with the wait for the next release. Recommended.
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Vampirella #29 is a stellar issue in a run that has been nothing short of engaging. Sure there have been pitfalls here and there, as the subject matter itself is inherently divisive but that doesn't stop it from earning a recommendation.
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Vampirella #30 is not perfect but it's yet another release that's sure to please its hardcore audience. As a side note The Jetsons parody that was caught in this vision of the future was a welcome distraction, even if it was a bit too random for its own good. Recommended.
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Vampirella #34 is interesting as the people behind it deliver another arc that feels organically constructed. In short: it earns a recommendation.
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Vampirella #37 is a really good supernatural yarn where the work of those behind it bares interesting fruit. Recommended.
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Vampirella #38 may mean the end of the current iteration of the franchise, but as it stands, this is a well done finish that stumbled slightly on its way toward finality. Recommended.
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Vampirella #5 stands as an engaging example for how any creative team needs to keep the quality of their arc, despite entering the fifth outing of their narrative journey. What we get from this experience is a clear and charged jaunt that keeps the supernatural elements at play without cheapening the events that came before. In other words: this comes recommended.
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Vampirella #10presented a quick resolution to the latest outbreak but the set-up and character progression more then makes up for that haste. And for that reason this issue comes recommended.
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Vampirella vol. 4 #4 is an entertaining read that exists under the guide of its own rules. With a solid team that offers a weirdly fun take on the world and its afterlife I have little to no complaints, as their latest issue represents a title that we all need on our pull-lists. Recommended.
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Vampirella Strikes #4 is another nail in the proverbial coffin that will delight dedicated readers and curious onlookers. Recommended.
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Vampirella Strikes #6 is an excellent book that wraps up this limited series in very good fashion. Recommended.
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Vampirella vs. Fluffy #1 is an incredibly fun and goofy crossover that more than earns a recommendation.
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Vampirella: Southern Gothic #2 is a potent continuation that's creating quite a stir as it offers a worthwhile read on its own merits. Recommended.
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Vampirella: Southern Gothic #3 is without a doubt a really good addition that's certainly worth both your money and time. Recommended.
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Vamplets #3 is irreverent fun that doesn't rewrite any genre specifically, but it does enough to be more than just good. In other words: here's a comic that deserves a purchase as itmight be what you've been hoping for all this time and you had no idea that it even existed.
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Van Helsing vs. The Werewolf #1 is a rock solid start that's bound to please Zenescope fans. If you've been following the exploits of Liesel, then there's no doubt in my mind that you'll dig this one. And if you haven't don't worry because this one really is new reader friendly.
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Van Helsing vs. The Werewolf #4 is a pleasing read that moves the narrative forward with sacrificing momentum to do what it needs to do. The most frustrating thing about the whole experience happen to be how it wraps up, because now we have to wait another month to see what happens next! Despite that this title has been a whole lot of fun, and this latest outing is just more of the same so go out and buy it.
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Overall Venom has progressed nicely, forming a unique cast of characters and a brutal but dynamic world that is firing on all cylinders. Recommended.
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Venom #21 is an extremely solid read with a mostly competent script and some very nice art. Recommended.
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Venom #24 is a fun, engaging and more importantly well thought out little jaunt that easily earns some well-deserved praise. Recommended.
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Venom #25 is another solidadditionto the series, that's truly worth any fans time and money. Recommended.
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Venom #27 is an outstanding continuation of this engaging saga, there may have been a couple minor narrative missteps here and there but this release easily earns a recommendation.
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Venom #29 is another really good read that does more than enough to keep its devoted fanssatisfied. Recommended.
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Venom #32 may not be an overly ambitious continuation but it does on more than one occasion prove its worth as the compelling saga anchored by this stellar creative team continues. Whether you're new to the franchise or not, you need to buy this comic book. Recommended.
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Venom #33 is yet another great entry that earns a recommendation.
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Venom: Space Knight #5 is exactly what I needed to read today. It's not high brow entertainment but rather it exists as a fun space adventure that never misses an opportunity to entertain its already engaged audience. So much so that I can gleefully recommend to any curious onlookers out therethat have somehow managed not to pick up this stellar title yet.
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Voltron #8 is as a whole is a very good comic with some truly stellar artwork. Recommended.
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Voltron: Year One #4 is a very good comic book that will certainly entertain fans from start to finish. Recommended.
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Voltron: Year One #5 is a superb issue that continues to lead this arc to what will presumably be a very strong finish. Recommended.
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Let's be real adaptions like this are meant to do two things: please established fans and attract new ones. Well you got me with Warframe #1 because now I want to go download the game on Steam and give it a go! This opening comic is brisk fun from a quality creative team that understands the yarn they want to spin, so much so that I was impressed before I even reached its dynamite cliffhanger.
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Warlord of Mars #27 is nowhere near perfect but it's a lot of fun, as it makes a good case for the quality of the series. Recommended.
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Warlord of Mars #28 is yet another great addition that proves the worth of this franchise despite some minor stumbles along the way. Recommended.
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Warlord of Mars #29 impressed me. I'll be honest when I initially started covering this I expected the worst, but the team keeps surprising me. Recommended.
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Warlord of Mars #32 is not going to set any records but it has my attention as this new arc picks up the pace. Recommended.
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Wayward #22 does inspire a purchase because after all their effort the creative team keeps the good times rolling. They've built up a title that's a multi country quality work which blends philosophies and techniques in a way that feels wholly natural. The end result is a superb reading experience that needs to grow its already more than dedicated audience.
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Wild Blue Yonder #1 is a thrilling release that deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Whether you're already a fan or just new to the Top Cow universe, this latest issue with the bearer of the balance is a rip-roaring good time that comes recommended.
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Witchblade #159 is a fun and engaging comic book, that acts as the proverbial intersection of the apparently convergent plot threads that have been building since #151. I'll be honest, I didn't expect that and I was floored with the revelation. For that reason and many more this issue comes recommended.
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Witchblade #161 is another very good issue form this talented creative team, and it easily earns a recommendation.
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Witchblade #163 is an exciting outing that successfully uses its foundation to legitimize the continuing narrative. Recommended.
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Witchblade #164 continues the arc that began in Artifacts #25 (read our review here) while also revealing details about the Top Cow Rebirth, and just what might be coming up next for these wielders. Recommended.
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Witchblade #167 is another really good release that deserves to be on every one's pull-list. Recommended.
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Witchblade #170 may not have all that it needs to be successful, but it has more than enough to earn praise and a recommendation from me.
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Witchblade #176 may not have Laura Braga handling the visuals but with a competent stand-in and a solid, albeit, predictable conclusion this outing never ceases to be anything less than engaging. In other words pick it up this Wednesday and enjoy a trek on the supernatural side. Recommended.
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Witchblade #179 proves that Sara Pezzini, our tough as nails bearer, has been around the supernatural block more times then she would probably care to count. But I'm just as eager to peruse her exploits as I was when I first dived into the series back in 2000. Recommended.
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Witchblade #185 is not a high action issue that forces our heroine to confront one final big baddie, instead we have a somber conclusion that shoots to lay the groundwork for a future for and beyond Sara Pezzini as our icon retires to find a life. It's at times sad to read but those involvedshow how much they care for aindiebook that's stuck around this long by doingwhat they do best. So much so that the end product feels right to recommendwhether you've been following or not. Now's a great time to grab this and celebrate the end of an era.
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Wonder Woman #0 is a fun read that emulates an old-fashioned style of storytelling while maintaining some minor connections to the ongoing narrative. But I can't help but wish I was reading Wonder Woman #13 instead of this issue, with that said this release still more than earns a recommendation.
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Wonder Woman #13 is another excellent issue that maintains the quality of the title. If you're buying comics today there's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't be picking this one up. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #14 is another excellent issue that's well worth any curious readers money and time. If you've never read a DC Comic before and you're not sure which one to attempt to follow this is a good and fairly segmented place to start. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #24 is a really good entry that should without a doubt garner attention. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #26 is another really good entry that keeps the exemplary standing of this awesome franchise. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #28 suffers a bit from plot elements that feel redundant, but the lasso of truth compels me to admit that it entertained. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #43 suffers from a few hiccups here and therebut ultimately the script more than saves itself as the entire endeavor earns a recommendation from me. So by all means go out and buy yourself a copy because you won't regret it.
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Wonder Woman/Conan #1 is a stirring start for an epic crossover. There's a lot of mystery left in it's wake but the connection instantly felt between these two is interesting, so much so that there's no doubt in my mind that if you follow one, the other or both you'll find plenty to love within the context of these certainly dynamic pages. So by all means add this to your pull-list because you deserve to have some fun this week!
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Zodiac Starforce #1 is a sturdy start for a property that needs to find an audience. There were a few hiccups to note but the team delivered charm withpersonality in spades, so much so that I can easily recommend it. Long live this squadof magically powered girls!
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Zombie Outlaw #1 is a really good start to what should be an uproariously fun franchise. Highly recommended.
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Zombie Tramp #1 may be the current ongoing series but you can tell from this set of shenanigans its gone through some growing pains to get to this point, and the work has absolutely paid off. Recommended.
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Artifact One #0 does what it needs to do as the team shows off a new world while setting up a solid conflict that's as old as time. Truth vs those that are afraid of it. And I can't wait to see what Remi goes through as the Akolouth clamp down on the heretics in their midst.
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Let's be honest James Bond: Origin #1 pays respect to the icon himself while making a story that seems rather right for the characters involved. We have a really good start that sets a more than sturdy tone for what should be a rather solid mini-series.
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Here's the deal Vampirella/Dejah Thoris #3 is what you hope to find when you pick up a crossover. Its heart is in the right place as the creative team seeks to please fans of both franchises. In other words: this is a well spun jaunt that entertains all the way to its cliffhanger finish.
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X-O Manowar #18 carries a steady pace and a strong focus on exactly what the creative team behind it intends to share with their audience. In short: if you've been wondering whether or not you should take the time to catch up the answer is: yes, yes you should.
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Alisik #1 is fun, a bit dark and manages to carry a hint of mystery that won't re-invent the genre but will no doubt find fans for the works within its panels and pages. So by all means if you're eager to dive into a world of postmortals give this fresh title from Statix Press and Titana try!
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There's a lot at stake for our heroine and her ravaged planet which really makes the case for Dejah Thoris #0simple to sell. What we have is an accessible start to a new volume that journeys to the past in order to bring along both new and seasoned followers, so by all means if you're looking for a reason to go back to Barsoomthen give this issue a shot. Fair warning: you'll probably end up adding it to your pull-list.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #19 is all about setting the stage, as the Age of Camelot ramps up its bid to take over! Merlin is a sturdy villain that presents a threat while our try to prep for whatever comes next.
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24: Legacy – Rules of Engagement #3 gets a lot right despite some minor bumps and bruises along the way. This IDW release proves the worth of the series it was based on, so much so I can't wait to read what happens next in this time jumping character growing feature.
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24: Underground #3 is exactly what it claims to be and that's not a bad thing. This day in the Ukraine easily earns a recommendation from me.
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24: Underground #4 is another fitting entry that does what a penultimate issue needs to do: it ramps up the stakes. And in classic fashion we see our endearing icon with his back against the literary wall. Recommended.
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24: Underground #5 is an immensely solid outing that succeeds more than it stumbles. And even though I wish Jack‘s relationship with Sofiya could have gotten a bit more build up the whole of this did enough to earn a recommendation.
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Adam.3 #4 is the type of new age iteration of an old fashion yarn that bridges the gap between generations. As a sort of modern day high stake adventure genre we see a really solid creator do his thing with enough goodin the end to keep an audience.
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Aliens vs. Zombies #1 is not high brow by any stretch of the imagination, and it won't win any awards, but if you're in the market for something fun than I easily recommend this sturdy entry for you. So by all means go out and grab a copy of this book.
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Aliens vs. Zombies #5 is an insane ride all the way to its fitting finish. The whole arc might feel like it wraps up too quickly but let's be honest if you take a step back its pace fits the previous four outings and I for one can't wait for thewhat comes next.
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Aliens / Vampirella #1 is far better than it ever needed to be. Sure it can be a bit predictable but the whole of the yarn came together with good illustrations andan engaging bout of text. So much so that it left me downright giddy about the next five issues.
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Aliens: Fire and Stone #1 is a strong start to something that could be a memorable fright fest.There are rough edges to be sure, but as a starting point there's a good deal of promise that does enough to garner attention as it earns fan support. Recommended.
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All New Executive Assistant: Iris #5 is a solid yarn that never seeks to be more than an action romp with attractive women and there's nothing wrong with that. Recommended.
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All New Fathom #8 ends its time well enough, as we see our heroes take a stand in a ruined city but the final moment was rushed. Even so this still has more than enough positives going for it in order to earn a recommendation from me.
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All-New, All-Different Avengers #6spins a good talethat entertains its audience. Add in some smart interaction plusa clearly capable creative team and the future leading towardsthe next round of engagingarcs with Earth's Mightiestlooks ratherbright.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1.1 on face value doesn't feel like a necessary blast from the past. But even so there's enough done right to earn a recommendation.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1.4 is a sturdy entry that had a slight amount of time confusion but manages to offer enough worth to keep fans engaged. Simply trust your spider sense and pick this up. Recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #2 has a lot of positives going for it. Peter Parker and his supporting cast plus the wreckage left by his former enemy all add up to a recommended entry.
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Amazing Spider-Man #15 may not deliver every thing fans want but for what we're given there's plenty to enjoy. The team wraps up an event that was fun, engaging and worthy of investment. For that reason this release earns the right to come recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1 is a solid start to something that feels more right than random. With a strong team and several back-up stories meant to introduce us to the growing roster of arachnid themed titles there's no doubt in my mind that fans should give this a try.
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The Adventures of Apocalypse Al #4 is not a tour de force of emotion, but is it a highly engaging release that easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Armor Hunters: Aftermath #1 is a set-up meant to give both new and old readers something to grab hold to in the wake of a recent event. It does what it needs to do as it earns a recommendation.
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B.A.R. Maid #3 is a romp that carries on as the cogs of war continue to turn. If you're looking for a Zenescope rendition of history than you've found it. Recommended.
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Bankshot #2 is a straight forward revenge yarn with goofy comic book elements. For the most part we have a campy tale in our hands, but one that oozes with personality. So much so that it really is easy for me to praise its creative team as this issue earns recognition.
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Burn the Orphanage: Reign of Terror #2 is an outlandish but fun romp that feels like an aged video game with a stronger tale to tell. It's absolutely over the top and might only speak to a select few but trust me that audience will be pleased. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #11 is a success and the plot it sets up is rather intriguing, but there were off moments along the way. Even so it manages to earn a recommendation from me.
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Captain Midnight #12 is an advertised jump on point. And the creative team revisits enough of the old material to get curious onlookers up to speed as this comic book earns the right to fly. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #16 may not be the best the series has to offer, but the team turns in an engaging adventure. It's a little bit terror mixed with the usual kookiness which leads me to a point where I can't help but recommend it.
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Carnage #1 is a strong beginning that has a few rocky parts here and there but the ultimate joy of the yarn outweighs them. In other words: kudos to the creative team because you just launched a quality book for a character that many forgot.
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Chaos #1 is a good start to a crossover and even a resurrection of sorts. Add everything together and your left with a comic that comes recommended.
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Chaos! #5 is a penultimate issue that's done right. It gets the final movements going, while managing to offer raw material that actually makes the whole of this mini-series more interesting. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it earns the right for a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Cinderella: Age of Darkness #2 is a sturdy entry that knows what it wants to share with its audience. It's by no means highbrow entertainment but it is fun and at the end of the day isn't that what we want? Recommended.
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Civil War #2 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but with this issue it's quickly become clear that this is a mini-series worthy of its name. So by all means rush out and grab this before it sells out at your local shop. Recommended.
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Conan the Avenger #2 is a rock solid adventure that never pulls beyond its own boundaries. It accomplishes plenty within its time frame but carries inconsistencies that might damage perception. Still it earns a recommendation.
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Conan the Avenger #6 is an outing that got me pumped for the future, but it did hold some issues along the way. Even so this comic does enough right to come recommended.
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Halfway through Conspiracy #1 I thought I was reading one story and then the author pulled the rug from under me and I realized I wasn't. As you look from panel to panel you'll see a solid display, sturdy narrative and a few notable surprises so much so that I can readily recommend this one. So by all means, as we all get ready for our holiday weekend add this good release to your buy pile and be thankful for Zenescope.
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Constantine: The Hellblazer #3 is a good step in the right direction for this volume. There were some rough edges but for the most part the creative team did enough right in my mind to warrant a recommendation from me.
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Cutter #1 leaves a mark, especially as the spooky season gets underway. This won't be for everyone but horror enthusiasts should know that this start is worth a look. Recommended.
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Danger Girl: Renegade #4 proves to be a light and fun conclusion that does exactly what it needs to do. The currently running yarn is at an end with the promise of adventures yet to come,trust me DG fans you'll be happy when you see how it shakes out.
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Let's be honest Dark Fang #3 is not for everyone. You need to be okay with vampires and receptive to the idea that using finite resources, like fossil fuels, is a bad thing for us and the planet. If those two boxes check off for you then by all means dive into this strange book. You'll find yourself rooting for a bloodsucker in a climate that feels relevant to current events, it's not perfect but it does represent a good time.
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Dawn/Vampirella #2 may not re-write the rules of the crossover, but it maintains the integrity of both franchises while still managing to be entertaining. And because of that this comic proves itself and comes recommended.
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Dejah of Mars #1 is a fitting beginning that doesn't waste it's time as the creative team almost instantly sets up the trajectory of the overall piece. Recommended.
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Dejah of Mars #2 is at times a personal tale that carries a few moments of grandiose. It does trip a bit but for the release mostly remains tight as it earns a recommendation.
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Dejah of Mars #4 shows us the might and ferocity of our strong heroine but it does lack the necessary depth to push beyond its own boundaries. Even so this earns a recommendation from me.
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Dexter's Laboratory #4 is a good conclusion that does what it needs to do in order to wrap up its narrative without tarnishing the reputation of a classic Cartoon Network icon. Recommended.
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Doberman #1 is a promising start to a new property. It's a little rough around the edges but I walked away from this one ready for more as it comes recommended.
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Doberman #3 is not something that pushes the quality of its already established lore. But it continues to offer hi-jinks and in-jokes that are no doubt worthy of its genre. Recommended.
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Doberman #4 earns the right to be on your pull-list, not just because it's era fun trapped in a comic bottle but the creative team also gives us beautiful one-liners like, “You can't restrain justice.” And so the latest entry in Frank‘s war on drugs comes recommended.
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Doc Savage #5 is the type of comic I like to review. It revisits a style many might be unfamiliar with while updating its source in a competent way. It can be a bit shaky but it easily earns a recommendation from me.
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Doc Savage #6 is at times a hammy outing that offers characters and circumstances that can be hard to swallow. Even so through the strength of a competent team it gets enough of a spark to earn a recommendation.
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Doc Savage #7 represents an interesting time in our icon's long lasting life. He's come face to face with unimaginable threats and terror but as 2014 roars on he's forced to look on his decisions as his global reach enters almost Orwellian territory. Recommended.
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Doc: Savage: The Spider's Web #1 is not the type of release that's going to change people's opinions on the Man of Bronze but hey it's fun from beginning to end. And if you're a fanboy or fangirl that's looking for an old school adventure then rest easy because you're in luck, as this first issue in this engaging yarncomes recommended.
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Doc Savage: The Spider's Web #2understandsits audience and it makes a case as towhy its fans should be happy with it. In other words: if you know of the Man of Bronze then you need to add this to your collection.
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Dread Gods #1 is a compelling first step into a whole new universe, the creative team takes charge by offering a worthwhile yarn that begins to explore the landscape surrounding all of this. Add in a back up story by Bart Sears that shows off Giantkillers #1 and the whole package quickly turns into a worthwhile buy from IDW.
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DuckTales #1 hits the ground running with a swell presentation from IDW that's just dripping Disney. If you're looking for a nostalgic trip down memory lane or a comic to share with your son or daughter then this is one to consider! So by all means give in and enjoy these pre-Duckburg adventures, as the three nephews continue to be up to something with Donald Duck along for the ride.
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Edward Scissorhands #10 is not perfect by any stretch but it's a fitting conclusion to a short lived series that should go on to please. It's a good entrythat does right by the Tim Burtonproperty as this comic comes recommended.
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EGOs #3 is a very good comic that might not raise the bar for superheroes or sci-fi but it does offer a quality romp that comes recommended.
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EGOs #5 may not be the most amazing piece of fiction out there today, but man it's engaging! Add in a smart creative team and there's no doubt that this one comes recommended.
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Faith's Winter Wonderland Special #1 is a fun engaging yarn that's sure to keep fans aware of Miss. Herbert during her temporary hiatus. The creative team does a lot right with this quick narrative, building something good from cover to cover for both new and old readers.
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Fathom: Blue #2 is a more than solid continuation of the aged franchise. It offers smart dialogue, capable art and a worthwhile cast of characters that are sure to engage. In other words: if this good issue isnot on your pull-list it should be.
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Michael Turner's Fathom Blue #3is a comic that deserves an audience as Aspen presents a title that keeps in mind established lore while laying a welcome mat for any out there that might be curious enough to dive in for the first time. In other words: this is a good buy that deserves a purchase from a decent amount offanboys and fangirls.
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Fathom Blue #5 is a worthy addition to this franchise that has survived above water. If you're looking for solid entertainment and a team book I do indeed recommend that you give this a try as it comes recommended.
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Fathom: Sourcebook #1 has a bit of a steep price, but the content therein is quality for both newcomers and seasoned readers. It's not a normal comic to review but nonetheless it gets a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Goddess Inc. #1 is the start of a refreshed look at a slightly aged corner of this lasting franchise. It's not groundbreaking by any stretch of the imagination but the team yields enough promise to garner attention and earn a shot. Recommended.
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This one is for the fans asGoosebumps: Monsters at Midnight #1 is a good start for a story that's ready to dive right into the horror season. Sure the team keeps it fun, campy and a little strange and isn't that what makes this kid centric franchise work in the first place?
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Grimm Fairy Tales #117 is fun adventure that brings this arc to a close. And even though the resolution came together quickly I found myself invested in its outcome as this one did more than enough right to come recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #8 is a fun comic that does have room for improvement but overall the team behind it handles their arc well. If you're in the market for a fantasy yarn with a dark sense of humor then what are you waiting for? This release is perfect for you!
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Grimm Fairy Tales #10 easily turned into a good read that further built up the new adventures of our latest Guardian of the Nexus. There's room for improvement, and considering where the next issue intends to go, there's plenty of reasons to be excited for the future of GFT under this re-launched flagship title. So by all means if you've been a fan and you're wondering if this is worth picking up the answer is: yes!
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Asylum #4 may not be the prettiest outing but the text and key events make this a must own. It's imperfect but it's also a comic that comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Asylum #5 carries with it a fitting a conclusion for this yarn. And despite my gripes it manages to earn a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Ascension #4 heats up as the confrontation between The Being and the Realm Knightsgets going. The entire entry offers a promising start that's been building for some time and for that sturdy reason it comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Dark Shaman #3 is not a perfect example of how a creative team should approach such a horrifying situation but there's certainly enough done right to recognize those involved. It had a fair amount of corn but nothing that prevents this comic from earning a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Neverland: Age of Darkness #1 is a solid start to what should certainly transform into a worthwhile yarn. This supernatural comic easily earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Neverland: Age of Darkness #3 is a solid penultimate issue that accomplished what it needs to do, while still being entertaining to boot. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Warlord of Oz #4 is a sturdy release that further cements the current plight of our main characters. There's a lot going on and despite hiccups here and there the creative team crafted something that turned out to be good. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #42 is a fitting continuation that gets to its endratherquickly but still manages to hold curious eyesalong the way. To sum it up the place of dreams is still in good hands when it comes to this sturdy creative team.
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Grimm Fairy Tales vs. Wonderland #2 is a good comic by a capable creative team that knows exactly what they want to accomplish. There are a lot of questions left up in the air but there's plenty of narrative meat to please even the most discerning fanboy or fangirl. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales 2017 Halloween Special is the right way to ring in this spooky time of year. Granted it's more action oriented than terror but the creative team plays with the various elements so well that the entire adventure is good, which makes it easy to grade and even recommend. So by all means if you're looking to set the season off right then go out and grab a copy for your growing collection.
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Grimm Fairy Tales: Tarot #1 is a very accessible first step that offers a promising cliffhanger. There's room for improvement but as things look right now there's more than enough going on in favor of this outing to earn a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Tales of Terror #9 is a sturdy comic that does indeed hold attention. It may not be highbrow but it is fun from beginning to end as this comes recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror Vol. 3 #7 is a perfectly good outing that carries more than a few devilishly great moments. The end result is an outing that easily earns recognition and praise, with Zenescope continuing to do what the company honestly does best. They deliver horror to their already hopelessly addicted audience.
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Jennifer Blood: Born Again #2 is a good continuation with solid chops to prove it. There are some issues within the confines of this outing, but these were not enough to derail the experience. Recommended.
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Jirni Vol. 2 #1 is a solid jump-on point that gets the ball rolling for the next leg of this adventure. There are some flaws but never enough to derail a title that's eager to expand the scope of its own already diverse realm.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #13 keeps things fun and rather straight forward as the creative team developed the relationship betweenour two primaries. There were some elements along the way that could have used a bit more nuance in their interaction and implementation but still the overall piece pleased its audience so much so that I can easily recommend it.
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Jungle Girl: Season Three #4 turned out to be a good finish. Although I did want a bit from the script, as the journey felt a bit brief,but the sheer fun of it all combined with a winning creative team easily makes this an entry that should be purchased.
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Jupiter Jet #1 is a book that's easy to grade because it's fun to read for all ages! The creative team offers a good start for a title that in my mind earns a spot on just about any pull-list as they cement a strong cast of characters in a simple world full of adventure and a hint of mystery.
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Justice, Inc. #1 is the type of comic that's well suited for a select audience. It may not pull in new members but it offers enough to please the seasoned ones. Recommended.
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Justice, Inc. #3 is an imperfect but fun excuse to explore some re-envisioned history. If you find yourself to be the type of collector with a taste for days of yesteryear then there's no doubt in my mind that this one's for you. Recommended.
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Justice League 3000 #10 is a good outing that has some rough aspects to it. But that doesn't stop this part of their adventure from becoming an engaging trip in its own right. Where this all goes from here I honestly have no idea but I'm invested in it as this comes recommended.
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Justice League: The Darkseid War – Superman #1 is a good issue that understands what it needs to do. Minus a few stumbles the end product turns into an easy to follow one-shot with enough worth to earn a spot on your pull-list.
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Kid Sherlock #3 is a kid friendly all ages book that just deserves to find an audience out there. If you have a little one in your life that's just starting to get into comics this title from Action Lab is a perfect jumping on point. Its story feels like a Saturday morning cartoon in all the best possible ways, as the creative team presents their third case file with the whole of recess itself is sadly caught in the balance!
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King: Mandrake The Magician #3 turned out to be yet another fun entry that keeps the good vibes surrounding this little mini-series going strong. In other words: if you're looking for a fun excuse to visit the supernatural side of things then this comes recommended.
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King: The Phantom #1 covered the necessary meat and potatoes, but if you want the full experience then you need to go hunting for that stellar event which started it all. As a stand alone it does right by its cast and earns a place on your pull-list and for that sound reason this issue comes recommended.
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King: The Phantom #4 is a sturdy and accessible release that knows what it wants to be. It's a refreshing takehandled by a creative team that understands the characters they're playing with, so much so that it left me eagerly anticipating the next outing. So by all means keepthis one and buy the previous three, you won't regret it.
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KISS/Vampirella #2 is a simple but fun ride that propels a greater arc within the standard conventions of a mini-series. As crossovers go this one has a sturdy team at its back that's offered up a second round that will no doubt please fans of these icons.
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Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen #5 is an outright fun entry that may not be high brow entertainment by any means but it carries a strong level of quality from a creative team that understood their source material. If you're a fan this is absolutely worth picking up whether you love the new rebooted franchise or yearn for the old school shenanigans of this world class adventurer.
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The Legend of Oz: The Wicked West #1 is an enjoyable romp that fits in with the current roster of titles fromAspen. And after this first issue I'm eager to see where our gun-toting heroine heads next on her journey to find and follow the yellow brick road.
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Legendary Star-Lord #3 is an entry that wants to be fun. It's rare these days for a comic to tap into the child side of me but that's what happens when I peel back these pages, but I want something more. The creative team has my attention but to keep itPeter Quillmust go beyond his current slacker explorer shenanigans and embrace the whole version of the man he's been. And so this one comes recommended.
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Legends of Red Sonja #4 is a considerably sturdy continuation that earns a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Lola XOXO #1 is not going to come off as something groundbreaking. But trust me there's enough to earn a recommendation from me and some attention from you.
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Lola XOXO #6 is a solid conclusion that does more then enough right in my book to earn praise and recognition. For that reason, and the five other issues we've invested in, the finale does indeed earn a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Masumi #3 is a direct continuation that highlights the struggle of its titular heroine. For the most part it's a by the numbers extension but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't entertained. Recommended.
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Mighty Mouse #5 is a good conclusion that understands exactly what it wants to be. With a sturdy creative team at its back, plus the history of the aged icon, there's no way to deny the positive reasons as to why you should pick this up from your local shop.
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Mirror's Edge: Exordium #2 is a very good release that understands its audience and that right there is what separates it from other title's hitting shops this week which helps me to easily recommend this to any curious gamers out there.
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Mirror's Edge: Exordium #3 is another good entry that keeps this video game tie-in on course. Add in those smart pencil strokes here and there plus somesteady plot progression and there's no doubt in my mind that this comic earns itself a recommendation from me.
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Misbegotten: Runaway Nun #1 is full of ideas with a creative team that seems more than eager to share them with their audience. There's a lot of info coming at the reader and the pacing of the book could use some work down the road but I still say give this Action Lab – Danger Zone release a chance! You might, like me, just walk away from this odd opener strangely impressed and even eager for more of this stuff.
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Mythic #1 is a good start to something that might have it within itself to become really interesting. There are some minor hiccups along the way but I'm more than comfortable scoring it well and giving it a recommendation.
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Noir #5 is a finish that never rises to perfection. But it never drops the literary ball either as it coasts to a more than worthwhile recommendation.
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Nova #14 is a really good entry that stumbles a bit on the visual side but still candidly qualifies for a recommendation from me.
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Nova #22 is a comic that's fun to read. Add in the fact that the narrative progression makes use of its own underlying heart then there's no doubt that before we go get candy this earns a pick up. Recommended.
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One-Hit Wonder #1 is an entertaining start to what could be a compelling series. Not sure if the second issue will be up to par with this but as of right now this title comes recommended.
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Overtaken #3 is exactly what it needs to be, a solid addition to a beginning franchise. There's room for growth but for now the creative team does more than enough right with this release to justify interest and earn a purchase from your local shop. So if you're looking for science fiction with an accessible principle character, then this may be the book for you.
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Peter Panzerfaust #21 can be slow moving but for the most part the creative team successfully charts an intriguing outing for their franchise. From beginning to end the emotional weight therein legitimizes everything as this one heads ever onward. Recommended.
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Postal #1 has all the makings of a dynamic thrill-ride. And despite the outing following an upfront path there's plenty of room for further intrigue down the road. With compelling dialogue and a capable protagonist this book earns a recommendation.
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Powerpuff Girls #6 is a fun comic from start to finish. It's not thought provoking and it doesn't need to be as it comes recommended.
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Powerpuff Girls #7 arrives and packs a strong narrative punch, so much so that it'll easily get people to come back and see if the day truly was saved. Recommended.
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Powerpuff Girls #10 doesn't forge any new ground but it hits the nail on the head when it comes to the core components of this franchise. In other words this release earns a recommendation from me.
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Purgatori #4 is not a comic book that'll re-write its genre. Instead what we have here is a quality penultimate issue built for an odyssey that comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Red Agent #2 turned out to be a good follow up, as the creative team moved their plot along. If you find yourself looking for an engaging read that might differ from your usual buy pile or perhapsyou're a GFT fan already thenthis one's worth your time.
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Red City #1 is a solid start to what should be a worthy addition to any pull-list. There are some shortcomings but for the most part this creative team succeeds. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: Vulture's Circle #2 is an entry that knows what it wants even as the written word lays heavy burdens on its storied icon. However it finds fun and enough quality to earn a recommendation from me.
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Resident Alien: The Sam Hain Mystery #1 is a good start for something that's weird but nonetheless inviting. Add in some solid humor and ignore some minor quibbles and, in my mind, Dark Horse has another sturdycharacter tale on their hands. So by all means rush to your local comic shop and give this odd one a chance to impress.
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Reyn #1 is a solid start that's going to garner attention. It's not perfect but it's good fun as it does enough right to earn a recommendation from me.
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Reyn #2 is not a genre re-defining experience and it's over too quickly, but it's still loads of fun. Add in the fact that you can just tell that the team behind it has some idea where they want to go with this and it soundly earns a recommendation from me.
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Robotech / Voltron #3 continues to dance a fine line while embracing what made each franchise memorable during their television heyday. There's a lot of corny aspects within but believe me they're digestible as this comic comes recommended.
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Robotech/Voltron #4 is not a perfect combination by any stretch. But for me, and my younger self, I react well tothis. Especially because it's something I've always wanted but never knew I needed. Recommended.
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Robotech/Voltron #5 is an imperfect but wholly engaging yarn that's bound to excite fans of both sagas. The ending came off a bit rushed but it still managed to come recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #14 is an easy book to grade because at the end of the day it's fun from beginning to end and there's nothing wrong with that. With a strong creative team and a worthwhile directionthere'sworth to be found here as this comes recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #18 is not the best the franchise has to offer but it's another really good entry that keeps the forward momentum of itsarc strong. To be blunt: if you want an indie title with an Emerald Archer that's funthen look no further.
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If you're looking for a solid resurrection for a cartoon classic than trust me when I tell you thatRocko's Modern Life #1 is a good start. So by all means go out and grab yourself a copy come Wednesday, because we all deserve a well made dose of pure fandom laced nostalgia!
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Samurai Jack #6 is not a revolutionary release, but it successfully carries the torch of my childhood without sacrificing what made the original show a must watch for the young version of me. Recommended.
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Samurai Jack #8 is an interesting feature which does things a bit different. In the end the creative team accomplishes their goals and moves forward without the use of the written word. I was impressed and it earns a recommendation from me.
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Samurai Jack #9 may not be the cream of the crop when it comes to narrative depth, but it is an outing that does exactly what it sets out to do. It continues the legacy of its aged predecessor without hampering the forward momentum of the brand new stories this volume seeks to tell. In other words even with the downplayed text this issue comes recommended.
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Satellite Sam #6 is may be the start of a new chapter but it feels familiar at the same time. Recommended.
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Secret Six #5 entertains before it wraps up with just enough lingering elements to get us back for #6. In my mind the series, as a whole, has stumbled a bit out of the gate but with this addition it feels like the creative team is getting things back on track for this oddly fun team.
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Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman #3 offers easy to follow narratives that understand their boundaries, while holding visuals that are destined to please even the most discerning. There's not much weight behind these proceedings, but this comic represents a fun streak in our Amazon. And for that reason it comes recommended.
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Silver Surfer #3 is a release that's hard to ignore. It is campy? Yes. It is good? Sure. And for that reason this entry births just enough possibilities to earn a recommendation.
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What we have with Sonic the Hedgehog #11 is a good entry that does right by its icon while letting us all accept the wide range of characters that now populate his world. The Genesis started my fandom with the Blue Blurand the years may have changed him but it still warms my heart to know that IDW is keeping his legacy alive. So by all means run, or sprint, to your nearest comic shop to grab yourself a copy!
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Spider-Island #1 is a solid exploration into Battleworld that's bound to engage fanboys and fangirls who enjoyed the original event. It's not as strongas other entries but the creative team did more than enough to earn a recommendation from me.
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Spider-Man/Deadpool #1 is a good start that gets more right than wrong as the creative builds a fun atmosphere. And considering where the last page left the title I'm more than eager to see what the creative team does next.
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Spidey #2 is a very sturdy adventure that's a welcome place for both new and old fans. It's not high brow entertainment but it is a fun experience that I can easily recommend to any curious onlookers out there.
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I'm late to the game but I'm so happy I caught up and got to read Spirit Hunters #9. It's a fun title that's not too in depth, which is perfect for both casual readers and curious newcomers. It boasts a straight forward cast with a strong creative team at their back. So much sothat this comic deserves to find a home on your pull-list, so don't be afraid of no ghosts and pick this up!
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Star Wars #15 doesn't re-write the book on intergalactic affairs but it certainly does maintain a strong footing. Due to the strength of the script it easily earns a recommendation.
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Star Wars #17 may not be the best entry of this volume, but it is an engaging adventure that instantly transports me to a time where I held a blaster with a Darth Vader helmet to boot. Recommended.
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Superman: Futures End #1 doesn't really feel like it needs to exist but I'm happy it does. With a strong creative team and sturdy development forShazamI'm just sold on this version as this comic comes recommended.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #6 is a good comic that is more than a simple crossover book. Recommended.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #8 is not ground breaking by any stretch, but it's solid entertainment that moves this arc forward with enough positives to earn a recommendation from me.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #9 is not ground breaking nor will it change fan opinions on this relationship. But it does successfully continue Doomed as it comes recommended.
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Surface Tension #3 is a sturdy mid-point for a compelling yarn. We're starting to get some answers but its clear that the meat of them are being held backas we head ever onward to the finish line. Even so this is still a worthwhile purchase that does a good job selling its material.
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SwordQuest #2 is without a doubt a fantastical entry that spends a lot of time filling in the audience on how the tale reached this point. It's simply enjoyable and right up your alley if you're looking for an excuse to go down a solid nostalgic trip to the past.
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #8 dances a fine line between what fans consider present day and in the past. Thanks to the strength of the creative team we're given a yarn that feels both natural and fluent in every sense of the word. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #38 may not be zenith of what this franchise has to offer, but it does enough to keep itself on my pull-list. Consistent quality and an engaging cliffhanger add up to one adventure that should garner attention as it handily comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Utrom Empire #2 had my attention from begining to end, although as it stands it could have been over by now. Recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #5 is a solid continuation with some hiccups. Followers of the franchise will forgive its inconsistencies as it comes recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #7 is a unique thing in the world of comics, as it tries to reach the full potential of these players and their lingering bits of storytelling data. Recommended.
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The Darkness: Viscous Traditions (One-Shot) is without a doubt an acceptable extension for this property but one that isn't necessary except for die-hard fanboys and fangirls. Recommended.
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The Eighth Seal #1 has some room to grow but for the most part the creative team has a concept that's worth paying attention to. More so I can happily say that we can ignore a few hiccups here and there as this comic earns a spot on your pull-list.
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The Four Points #4 is not perfect by any stretch but as penultimate issues go this one was good enough to get me back for next month's finale. It offers a simple plot, decent advances and the right amount ofset up to keep its spot on an already stuffed pull-list.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Jungle Book: Fall of the Wild #3 represents the mid-point in a five part arc and trust me it's a good one. The experience ends quickly but there's no doubt in my mind that eager fanboys and fangirls will walk away from this one happy with their purchase. Recommended.
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New 52: Futures End #1 is a must own for the hardcore but for the casual it may be a bit too much for them to digest. If you're on the fence don't stress, because it's good enough to earn a recommendation from me.
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The New 52: Futures End #10 is a continuation that moves each of the narrative pieces forward. There are moments that feel a bit text heavy and others that go underdeveloped but for the most part this comes recommended.
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The New 52: Futures End #19 continues to deliver its weekly blows but after nineteen issues there are certain questions I want answered. And in my opinion it's time for the series to take a chance and actually explain what happened during the war these icons keep talking about. But, as individual outings go this one managed just enough progression to keep me around. Recommended.
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The Shadow #0 does what it needs to do in order to craft a believable extension for this franchise. It offers a few secrets as it earns a recommendation.
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The Shadow #24 proves that you can take an aged character and set him against something that's popular now without losing a his innate appeal. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Midnight in Moscow #1 is a promising start that might not raise the bar for the pulp genre, but succeeds in yielding enough material to warrant a look by even the most discerning fanboy or fangirl. Recommended.
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The Shadow: Year One #8is exactly what it needs to be. It's a good comic book that moves the narrative forward as it easily comes recommended.
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The Steam Man #1 is a good start to a concept that deserves attention. There's plenty of room for improvement down the road but the creative team does enough right to earn an audience while prepping a title that deserves to be addedyour pull-list.
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The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #2 is another solid entry that entertains as long as you don't dissect the details of its burgeoning plot. With a strong creative team at its back this comic book stays on target and earns a recommendation from me.
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The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #3 is not something that revolutionizes the genre it represents, but it does use the space its given well. As another time traveling romp barrels forward this franchise extender gets a recommendation from me.
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The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #5 is an engaging piece of fiction that had some rough edges but the overall package never failed to keep my attention.Skynet would be one proud poppa as this comic built on the back of a struggling cybernetic organism does what it needs to do in this its penultimate issue. Recommended.
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Tomb Raider #4 is a rock solid release that may be a bit familiar, but it still manages to entertain from London to the one place Lara Croft doesn't want to go. Recommended.
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Tomb Raider #7 is another solid outing that inspects the aftermath of a situation that forever changes the people that manage to survive it. For that the creative team indeed deserves credit but it feels a bit repetitive. Recommended.
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Tomb Raider #9 may not be the perfect way to spend your Wednesday but it's a comic that knows its audience and plays to the tune that they no doubt want to hear. In the end this outing earns a recommendation from me.
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Tomb Raider #16 is a good continuation that maintains a quality extensionof what has largely become, in this reviewers estimation, one of the most successful relaunches in recent video game history. Recommended.
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Venomverse #1 is fun from cover to cover! The creative team delivers the goods with a satisfying opener that allows enough space to get the ball rolling on this event. What we have here is not high brow entertainment by any stretch, and it's not trying to be, but if you're a Venom fan then picking this book up really is a no brainer. So by all means rush out and grab yourself a symbiote drenched copy!
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Voltron: From the Ashes #1 is a fun iteration of a property that needs to make a comeback in a strong way. As a child of the 80s it makes me smile to see a good creative teamready to go with an opening issue that's good from start to finish. For that reason this comes recommended.
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Witchblade Case Files #1 is an excellent release for long-time fans and a decent one for newcomers. The contributions found here honor a franchise that's lasted for nineteen years and still carries an audience. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #30 is a good outing that's not all it can be, but it does enough to move the literary ball forward while giving us a sense of the stakes at play. Recommended.
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Wonder Woman #39 does just enough right in regard to the growing literary legacy of Diana in order to earn a sturdy recommendation from me. Recommended.
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Wynonna Earp #1 is a more than sturdybeginning to a six part mini-series that's bound to find an audience. Whether you knew of the character before this point or not this is a goodplace to justget acquainted with her world.
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X-O Manowar #29 is a comic book that does what it needs to do. It moves the flagship title of this shared universe beyond the rubble of Armor Hunters while setting intrigue for Aricand his allies. Recommended.
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Fans are in for a treat as Red Sonja/Tarzan #4 is good fun from cover to cover. Sure there's room for development but with a strong team at its back there's no doubt that this Dynamite title will improve. With two issues remaining this crossover's fourth outing comes recommended.
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24: Underground #2 continues to build up Jack Bauer, while illustrating how our war torn veteran ended up even more on the run than he was at the end of season eight. It can be clunky but it manages to earn a recommendation form me.
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If you are the type of comic book reader that enjoys reading about a zombie style apocalypse and you're willing to turn off your brain, then Alpha Girl #4 might just be for you. Either way this book comes recommended.
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Alpha: Big Time #2 is not a perfect affair but it certainly does more than enough to earn an audience in its own right. Recommended.
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Overall Amazing Spider-Man #690 is a good read that doesn't over extend itself. Despite some narrative faults this penultimate issue still comes recommended.
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Amazing Spider-Man #699 is a good continuation that offers moments of greatness mixed with some rather underwhelming revelations. Overall though this creative team delivers some of their best work to date, which easily nets this release a solid recommendation.
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Amerikarate #6 is for mature readers looking for immature material. It's fun, silly, and action packed so if any of that sounds like something you'd like to add to your collection then I'd recommend grabbing a copy of this 80s spoof. It really does have all the necessary trimmings with genre tropes present and accounted for. It's a yarn from a creative team that's just on the hunt for their specific audience.
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The Adventures of Apocalypse Al #2 is a thrilling yarn that does enough right to earn a look. Recommended.
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The Adventures of Apocalypse Al #3 is an outing that does enough right to keep its audience. It stumbles but fans can still look forward to the finale with minimal disappointment. Recommended.
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Army of Darkness vs Hack/Slash #4 is a solid comic that may not be all that it can be but it does all it needs to do. Recommended.
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Artifacts #28 is a release that manages to tell an engaging jaunt that's does enough right to make the whole of the experience worthwhile. Recommended.
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Artifacts #30 is a good comic book that keeps the positive motion of the title going even if it stumbles a bit. Recommended.
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Artifacts #33 suffers from a few minor hiccups, but for the most part both of these talents should be commended as this work for Top Cow earns a recommendation.
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Artifacts #34 is a good one and done story that doesn't change the climate of this universe but rather reinforces its key elements. Recommended.
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Artifacts #35 is an entertaining entry that does a lot of things right. Even so it's not as strong as it could be and I wish only one person penciled it, but it still earns a recommendation from me nonetheless.
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AVX: Consequences #1 is a good start to what looks to be a more than solid extension of the feud between the Children of the Atom and Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
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Overall,AVX: Vs #6 is a good comic book that will entertain hardcore Marvel fans but not many other readers. Recommended.
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B.A.R. Maid #1 may not raise the bar for period pieces or even go beyond the somewhat extenuated features of our heroines, but it carries an impact nonetheless. In short: it's sure to garner attention while generating promise for its future. Recommended.
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I've had my misgivings about the DC relaunch, but I can honestly say I'm genuinely excited to continue this adventure. Despite the first step being a tad bit rocky Batman/Superman #1 earns a recommendation.
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Batwoman #30 is a good book but a chunk of the mystery is quickly resolved, so much so that I found myself underwhelmed. Still there's enough to earn a recommendation from me.
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Batwoman Annual #1 is a solid release that may play it a bit safe but it does enough right to earn a purchase from its devoted followers. At the end of the day if you're fan of Kate Kane this conclusion comes recommended.
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Before Watchmen: Minutemen #3 is another really good issue that's worth your time, even it fails to push the series into bolder waters. Recommended.
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Bettie Page #2 is the type of comics that's simple and fun because it's not asking too much of its audience, other than an honest suspension of disbelief. The endgame is a worthy effort that doesn't leave much room for exposition or tangents but instead offers just enough to engage and entertain. So if you're looking for a capable heroine with some old fashioned thrills then I'm sure this could be a book for your pull-list.
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Black Kiss II #4 is another chapter in the somewhat repetitive but nonetheless engaging life of a succubus. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #2 is a solid second outing for this burgeoning science fiction series that does just enough to give the main character some depth while warranting a purchase. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #4 is another prime example of how to keep your comic book interesting even if it does take a few minor missteps along the way. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #6 may not be a perfect comic but between the skills of both the illustrator and the writer enough is done right here to garner their audience's attention. For that reason this comes recommended.
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BlackAcre #7 is a welcome addition to this engaging franchise, as each of the intricate but altogether smartly crafted layers give just enough to make this one purchase that should earn a spot on your pull-list. Recommended.
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BlackAcre #8 is a good comic that has a few scuffs to its name, but nonetheless earns a recommendation from me.
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The Bounce #3 is a good read that does enough right to warrant your attention. Recommended.
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BubbleGun #1 is a good start that sets things off with a solid strut and swagger that earns some attention. Recommended.
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Bushido #3 is truly a really good comic book that stumbles a bit along its way, but nonetheless manages to still earns my recommendation.
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Bushido #5 proves the mantle of its ideas as the creative team brings this release in for a solid landing. Recommended.
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Captain Midnight #2 is a good but not perfect release that's destined to attract superhero enthusiasts of all ages. Recommended.
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Charismagic (vol.2) #2 may not be an amazing comic book but it's still really good one that's certainly worth your attention if you're looking for a magical adventure. Recommended.
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Charismagic (vol.2) #5 has some narrative problems but that doesn't prevent it from being an exciting lead-in to a potentially memorable conclusion. Recommended.
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Charismagic: The Death Princess #2 is a fun jaunt that suffers from a bit too many words, but beyond that this title still comes recommended.
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Conan and the People of the Black Circle #2 is a release that carries solid text with immaculate style as it, by Crom, earns praise from me. Recommended.
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Conan and the People of the Black Circle #4 is a crowd pleasing affair that should easily garner the attention of even the most discerning fans. If you're into adventure, powerful warriors and the seeds of a forthcoming conquest than this comic book is for you. Recommended.
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Conan the Barbarian #15 delivers a powerful emotional punch but due to some lackluster pacing the quality of the entire package was lowered a bit. But still it earns a recommendation.
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Conan the Barbarian #16 is not perfect but it is a solid outing that comes recommended.
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Critter #2 is not something that's drastically different than the norm, but there's a charm to it that makes itworthwhile. Add ina sturdy creative team and there's no doubt that this franchise is ready to come out and play.
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Cryptozoic Man #4 is an imperfect but engaging ride that gives us a somewhat rushed ending. Still, the creative team yields enough quality to earn my recommendation.
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Cyber Force #1has some problems but if you take into account the fact that it's free and a very good first step you really have no excuse not to give this a go. Recommended.
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Damsels #3 is a solid comic book that continues to push its narrative forward as the creative teams ushers in its next logical phase. Recommended.
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Damsels #4 is another good entry that does enough to earn a recommendation.
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Damsels #5 is another solid entry in this series, and even though it may linger a bit on some corny moments it still earns a recommendation.
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Damsels #6 still has some growing pains to fight through but this series has certainly begun to find its footing, I honestly can't wait to read the next outing. Recommended,
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Damsels #7 is a potent example of good storytelling as this creative team does just enough to warrant your time and attention. Recommended.
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Damsels #11 is a good entry that makes this saga interesting but it's not untouchable by any stretch of the imagination. Both sides of the equation work to deliver a worthwhile purchase that's pull-list worthy. Recommended.
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Damsels: Mermaids #3 is a good comic that deserves to be on your pull-list whether you're new to the franchise or not. Recommended.
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Dark Engine #2 is not something I expected to like as much as I did. It's an odd odyssey with all types of adult subject matter but with enough historical resonance and scope to act as an epic that just tickled my fancy. To sum up: this comic book may not be the norm but nonestheless it comes recommended.
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Dark Shadows #7 is a solid release that offers a good read with some very competent art. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #9 is a solid addition to this series that brings the current story arc to a somber if not completely fulfilling finish. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #10 is a very good release that's worth any fans hard-earned money and time. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #15 continues to deliver a good experience that's sure to take away the sting from any comics that eager fans mistakenly pick-up tomorrow. In short trust in this duo and just take the ride they're offering. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows #16 has some segments that somewhat damage the overall package but more often than not the skill and candor of this collaboration shines through. Whether they're dealing with werewolves, wrapping up loose ends or setting up next month's outing fans are sure to find plenty to enjoy. Recommended.
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Dead Body Road #1 has plenty of room to grow, but for what we get it earns attention. Recommended.
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Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars #9 is a good entry that proves there's worth in the title. Recommended.
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EGOs #1 is a unique story that starts off a bit slow but by its cliffhanger there's just enough promise to garner attention and hopefully cultivate a following. Recommended.
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As penultimate issues goExecutive Assistant: Assassins #9 does exactly what it needs to in order to set the stage for the epic finale that's surely coming right around the corner, but it doesn't do much more than that. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #12 is not perfect but the creative team succeeds in delivering something that can be readily described as a friendly introduction with enough there to warrant a purchase. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #14 has the problem of being a bit too by the numbers but there's so much that's worthwhile here I'm inclined to say ignore that fact. Because what takes place between the lines is enough to allow fanboys and fangirls to forgive such a minor bump in this narrative. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #15 is a really good comic book that's sure to please long time fans as it successfully wraps up this four-part arc. Recommended.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #16 is a good but imperfect comic that manages to earn a recommendation.
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Executive Assistant: Assassins #17 is a good comic that suffers from a few cosmetic blemishes, but still earn a recommendation from me.
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Executive Assistant: Iris (vol.3) #3 is a solid continuation of the current event but the repeated panels and pages from the most recent issue ofExecutive Assistant: Assassinsresults in this release feeling like a partial waste of time in. Nonetheless the good outweighs the bad as this comic earns a recommendation.
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Michael Turner's Fathom (vol.4) #9 is a good comic book that doesn't do enough to make it a must buy but it nonetheless earns a recommendation.
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Fathom: Kiani (vol.3) #1 offers a good deal of quality with a few narrative and illustrative stumbles. Despite that there's a core element that allows this release to earn a recommendation from me.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: The Elite Saga #2 is a splendid release that plays with the toys that are available, as it methodically marches the narrative forward. Recommended.
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Michael Turner's Fathom: The Elite Saga #3 is another good entry that does more plenty right that it should garner your attention. Recommended.
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Fly: The Fall #3 is without a doubt another solid entry that comes recommended.
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Garth Ennis' Battlefields #2: The Green Fields Beyond is a tough jaunt that oozes with authenticity but lacks the gumption to make it a notable classic. Despite that between the writing and the art this comic book still earns a solid recommendation.
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There are some narrative mishaps and an underwhelming finish that prevent this comic from being a great read, but with that said this story is still loads of fun and will certainly appeal to any Ghostbusters fan. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #12will please eager readers from start to finish, as the creative team earns good marks and asolid recommendation.
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Ghostbusters #16 is a solid enough outing with a very ominous ending that should get longtime readers interested in what's coming down the pipeline. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #84 is another solid entry that will keep fans more than interested in the franchise. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #85 is good comic that continues this war, but there are some bumps and bruises left with its wake. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales #96 pushes the countdown forward without losing built up momentum. There are some sidesteps along the way but the overall content remains at that right level of quality in order for it to earn a recommendation.
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Ultimatel yGrimm Fairy Tales 2012 Giant-Sized is a good preview book with a decent story and a few really good hooks that earn it a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Werewolves: The Hunger #3 is a very good comic that despite a more or less predetermined narrative path has a creative team that finds a way to keep it interesting all the way toward its finish. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Asylum #3 is an imperfect entry with a really good premise and script. It does contain some disappointing visuals but the positive outweighs the negative as Violet Liddle'sharrowing yarn earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents: Bad Girls #3 is a good comic that's easily worth any fan's time. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Bad Girls #5is a good enough release that does what it needs to in order to leave the audience thoroughly satisfied. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Dark Shaman #1 does more than a few things right as it gets off to a good start. In other words: this introduction earns a recommendation from me.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Helsing #2 is a comic that offers up a compelling literary track while losing some of its visual flare. Despite that this is still a release that's certainly worthwhile and one that I can recommend.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Oz #3 is a solid entry that's also a true midpoint in this expanding adventure. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Quest #1 is a solid start to something that feels mammoth in scope, but the pacing kept it from reaching the quality of its own intentions. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm Knights #3 is without a doubt a good outing that entertains its audience while steadily preparing the way for next month's climax. Recommended.
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Sleepy Hollow #1 had a rocky start but an excellent finish, and for that reason this first issue earns a very solid recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Sleepy Hollow #2 is an exceptionally sturdy outing that gets just enough done to warrant a continuation. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Sleepy Hollow #3 is another solid entry that easily earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #16 is a solid entry that offers a decent amount of plot progression, which ultimately allows it to earn a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland #17 continues to prove the vitality of this corner of the franchise. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Vampires: The Eternal #1 is an engaging extension to what can be described as a riveting event. I know it's hard to believe but at this point it seems that what's been done so far has been beyond preconceived expectations. Recommended.
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When it comes to Grimm Fairy Tales presents Vampires: The Eternal #2 it's important to remember that this is, at its core, a tie-in book and I have to say at this point it's better than it needs to be. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales: Myths & Legends #21 is a solid read that continues to propel this seriesforward. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales Myths & Legends #25 is a solid finish to what has been a stellar series. Recommended.
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Grimm Tales of Terror Volume 2 #2 is another sturdy entry that continues to offer up somedecent horror. The creative team built a good release that managesto propel this franchise toward its future while we, as fans, can run out to buy a copy this Wednesday.
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Grimm Universe #3 is yet another good entry that's sure to please devoted fans. Recommended.
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Grimm Universe #4 does exactly what it sets out to do but there are some stumbles along the way. But nonetheless it's still entertaining and more than worth your time. Recommended.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #7 may lack narrative depth but it absolutely delivers an engaging and sturdy adventure that's sure to please. Recommended.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #10 may not raise the bar for monthly books but it is quality entertainment that earns a recommendation from me.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #18 is an issue that feels wobbly. Maybe it's the years in between but the tone just didn't sync with the DnA era as it clashed with the more whimsical nature it currently enjoys. Still I think there's enough worth here to pass this comic book with a recommendation.
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Galaxy's Most Wanted #1 is not a must own book by any means, but it did turn out to be fun and engaging. If you have the time and the extra coin then this comes recommended.
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Halo: Initiation #2 highlights some basic but key notes from works of science fiction, with very little depth within the confines of its pages. Nonetheless it builds itself up enough to earn a recommendation from this reviewer.
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In the end Halo Initiation #3 turned out to be an action movie with very little depth, but it was a good one at that. Recommended.
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Haunt #26 is a good comic book that will entertain current fans as it steadily builds its next few arcs. Recommended
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Haunt #27 is another good issue for this solid series. It offers some character development and moves the narrative forward enough to warrant to a purchase. Recommended.
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Hollywood Zombie Apocalypse #1 effortlessly builds up a zany adventure that suffers a bit. But even so it's still fun enough to earn a recommendation from me.
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Homecoming #3 is another good release that doesn't raise the bar for narrative quality but nonetheless finds a way to keep this jaunt as engaging enough to simply warrant a purchase. Recommended.
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Indestructible #3 is just what I expected it to be: fun, mindless and occasionally full of heart. It stumbles more often than I'd like but still earns a recommendation.
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Indestructible Hulk Special #1 is good comic book that does enough to continue the momentum of the previous outing. Recommended.
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Inferno: Resurrection #1 is an outright engaging yarn that may not carry a lot of depth in its ways but I guarantee it'll leave you grinning from ear to ear. Bare that factin mind as you go out and grab yourself a copy, as I honestly have a feeling that you won't regret it.
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Jennifer Blood #28 is a solid entry that does enough to bring readers in as this new chapter continues. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood: First Blood #1 is a good comic that's worth your time if you're a fan of the title character or if you're just getting to know her. Recommended.
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Jennifer Blood: First Blood #5 is a solid penultimate issue for this mini-series and despite some scuffs along the way the finished product is certainly good enough to earn a recommendation.
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Jinnrise #2 is a good comic book that's sure to surprise people and this second outing does suffer from some superficial damage but it still earns a recommendation.
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Jirni #3 is another entry in this corny but nonetheless fascinating saga that easily earns enough praise to be recommended.
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Joe Palooka #2 is a very good comic book that will certainly entertain franchise fans as it attracts some curious readers. Recommended.
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Joe Palooka #4 offers a fight but delivers a little bit of heart. Before you reach the final page of this little adventure you'll more than likely find yourself to be quite pleased with this simplistic purchase. Recommended.
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Joe Palooka #6 is not perfect by any stretch, but like the issues before it the creative delivers something fun and entertaining. Recommended.
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John Carter: Warlord of Mars #10 is a good outing that may not push the established boundaries of the franchise, but it adds another layer to them. So by all means, if you haven't already, go out and grab a copy because you won't regret it as this one comes recommended.
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Justice League Dark #22 is a good comic that keeps this event going as it does just what it needs to. Recommended.
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King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon #2 is a successful outing that improves on the previous release enough to warrant a recommendation.
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King: Flash Gordon #2 is a sturdy release that does add to the lore and accomplishes some good before all is said and done. I want the art to be a bit tighter in the future but beyond that this romp does enough right. So by all means get this one as it comes recommended.
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Kings Watch #4 is a good comic that entertains all the way to its climax. Recommended.
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Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen #4 is not a perfect endeavor but as penultimate issues go it succeeds enough to warrant a purchase. If you're looking for an old school TR fix thenbe happybecause this is a mini-series made especially for you.
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Legend of the Shadow Clan #5 is a good comic book that brings this first volume to a somewhat fitting albeit slightly mishandled close. Recommended.
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Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure #1 is without a doubt a solid start to something that feels epic but also familiar. Recommended.
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Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure #2 is fun, entertaining and even if you don't love the genreI bet you won't regret this purchase. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Masumi #1 is a solid start to what could be a promising mini-series. It has some room for improvement but the team does enough right to have my attention. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Masumi #2 is comic that carries its own narrative well, even if it doesn't stray far from its expected path. But with the combination of the talents behind it this earns a recommendation.
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Midnight Society: The Black Lake #1 is an imperfect release to be sure but one with a tremendous amount of promise. So much so that I can be captivatedby the art plus the world and ignore the weak parts in order toembrace its strengths as thiscomes recommended.
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Morbius: The Living Vampire #1 at this point certainly has some room to grow but it does more than enough right in its first outing to warrant your attention. Recommended.
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Morning Glories #21 is a good release from a series that month-to-month feels like it should be collected in several massive volumes so fans can eagerly flip through them and be amazed by the connections and answers therein. That said, there are times where the quality feels like it takes a bit of a dip, and sadly this is one of those moments. However, it still more thanearns a solid recommendation.
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Noir #1 is a fine entry into what should be an entertaining crossover. There are missteps but nothing that prevents it from earning a solid recommendation.
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Noir #3 is a good comic book that may not set any records, but it certainly does more than enough to garner your attention. Recommended.
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This is a fun comic with some worthwhile features that ultimately make it a good buy. To be honest there are some flaws here, and the content will only appeal to a select few, but if it's up your alley you'll easily enjoy this latest release. Recommended.
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Pantha #4 is a solidconclusionthat does what it needs to do in order to deliver a satisfying read. Recommended.
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Pantha #5 is a very solid comic book that will most certainly entertain fans, but it's by no means essential reading. Recommended.
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Pantha #6 is an entertaining outing that sees a team grow as it evolves just a bit. It does feel like it was thrown together rather quickly but that doesn't matter because there's not doubt in my mind that it will successfully entertain. Recommended.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2 is a good second outing that does suffer from some pacing problems, but overall it comes recommended.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #3 is a very good entry complete with an excellent twist that readers more than likely will not see coming. Recommended.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #6 is not a perfect outing by any stretch of the imagination, but it does more than enough to offer up something that's absolutely entertaining and for that reason it earns a recommendation.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #7 is another engaging romp that does exactly what it needs to, as the creative team slowly bur surely builds this story up as the series marches toward it's final issues. Recommended.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #9 is a release that signifies the forthcoming end of this series. While it highlights some of the good and bad, it also slowly but surely starts to tie things up. Recommended.
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Peter Panzerfaust #11 is a good release that proves its worth even as we reach yet another cliffhanger. Recommended.
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When it comes toPowerpuff Girls #4 I was a bit torn. I appreciate what we have but I wish the creator would use this to push the franchise forward. Still it earns a recommendation.
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Powerpuff Girls #9 doesn't break any new barriers, but it's as rock solid comic that feels like an alright episode from the heyday of Cartoon Network. Recommended.
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Queen Sonja #31, is a fun and engaging read that improves on some old errors while attempting to dodge a few new ones. Recommended.
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Queen Sonja #35 may not be a perfect ending or a proper culmination of every aspect contained in this continuing tale but it does deliver a worthwhile conclusion to an arc that sends our heroine down the road she's truly meant to follow. Recommended.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm Knights: 2015 Giant-Size is a release where on one hand the story is quality whilethe illustrationsare nicebutthey don't mesh well. For that reasonthefinal product gets positive praiseas itearns the right to comerecommended.
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Red Sonja #6 is an absolutely solid finish that delivers a comic that needs to be, as this saga comes to good close. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: Atlantis Rises #1 isnot a perfect tale, as it suffers from some narrative set-backs but between the art and dialogue this issue manages to get the job done. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: Atlantis Rises #2 is a solid second part in this mini-series, a lot happens while the action amps up while the story starts to take shape. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: Berserker (One-Shot) is not something that pushes the aged property, but it still brings about an entertaining jaunt with some necessary heart. Recommended.
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To sum up,Red Sonja #69 is a solid comic book withexceptionalart that's worth your time and money. Recommended.
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Red Sonja #70 is a very good read that does have it's share of narrative and artistic faults, but the overall fun factor contained in this romp more than earns a recommendation.
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Red Sonja #72 is a very good outing that sees our heroine begin a rather personal quest. Recommended.
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Red Sonja #73 is another good excursion into ancient lands and beyond that it also lays the groundwork for some upcoming character growth. Recommended.
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Red Sonja #76 is a fitting extension that sits within the confines of Prophecy but may be a bit confusing for those that are unfamiliar with it. Despite that the skills on display handily earn this release a recommendation.
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Red Sonja #78is another solid entry that continues the march toward the assured conclusion of this zany but nonetheless entertaining arc. Recommended.
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Red Sonja: Unchained #2 is a solid addition that does enough right to earn a recommendation.
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Red Team #3 is not perfect but it's an altogether sturdy purchase that might just be setting the tone for the rest of this journey. Recommended.
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Robert Heinlein's Citizen of the Galaxy #1 is a slow moving first step toward a larger world. Through the actions and events surrounding Thorby we see a basic but discernible trajectory that's bound to turn heads. There's a lot of promise made real here, to the point that I'm willing to embrace the story as it is and give this release a recommendation.
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Tommy Yune offers up a simplistic script that knows exactly what it means to do. He doesn't ruin either property or attempt to update them, instead he embraces what they were with dialogue that speaks to their corny but classic heritage. It's through that window that I gained a tremendous amount of respect for the scribe, but some of the beginning interactions with the Voltron Force could have been a bit tighter. With that said, rest assured there's certainly enough here to catch your gaze.
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Samurai Jack #4succeeds as a good release that kept me eagerly engaged from beginning to end. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #8 is a solid read that continues to do what the series has been doing. Recommended.
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Scarlet Spider #11 overall is another successful part of the greater story arc and despite any minor missteps it still more than earns a recommendation.
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Screwed #5 is a potent entry that has some cosmetic bruises along the way. Despite that the bulk of the release still earns my recommendation.
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Screwed #6 may not be an outstanding piece of fiction, but it is nonetheless a thrilling ride that's sure to please. Recommended.
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Shrugged (vol.2) #4 is a good entry that stumbles very slightly as it earns a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Snow White 10th Anniversary One-Shot is an engaging trip that raises some interesting questions, but ultimately I wanted a bit more out of this specificnarrative. As time goes by there's plenty of room for exploration and in all honesty I can't wait to see what the creative minds over at Zenescope come up with next in order to top all the awesomeness that has already happened.
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Spawn #230 is a solid issue with some rigid edges. But thanks to the twists and turns accompanied by some exceptional art this comic book comes recommended.
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Spider-Men #5is a fun comic book that just doesn't offer enough substance to make it anything more than an entertaining popcorn flick, with that said though the story strands that clearly set-up a continuation of some kind have got my interest somewhat peaked. Recommended.
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Star Trek #11is a fun romp that will easilyappealto movie fans the enjoyed the J.J. Abrams directed flick. Recommended.
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Star Trek #25 is a very strong outing that doesn't quite stick its landing but earns a recommendation.
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Star Trek #26 is a good entry that offers just enough material, despite some hiccups along the way. Recommended.
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Star Wars #5 is a good book that does enough to engage and entertain while its creative team plays it safe. Recommended.
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Star Wars #9 is another really good entry that may be little more than a collection of teases but it entertains nonetheless as it earns a recommendation.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows #2 is a sturdy romp in this everlasting intergalactic odyssey. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ninth Assassin #1 is a solid start to another interstellar romp. Recommended.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ninth Assassin #2 is not amazing but it's a good romp in space nonetheless. Recommended.
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Superior Carnage #4 is a good continuation of a franchise that's been engaging since its initial outing. It may not be perfect but it still earns recognition and a recommendation.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #1 is a strong but slightly rocky beginning that could be a welcome landscape for audience members that yearn for more adventures with Diana Prince and Clark Kent. Recommended.
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Superman/Wonder Woman #4 is a good comic that's a bit better than people might expect. Recommended.
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Superman: Rebirth #1 is a really solid beginning that evokes the right emotions. To put it simply: kudosto the creative team as they successfully begin this whole new era for DC and theirMan of Steel.
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Supreme #67 is an exceptionally solid outing and despite the inherent corniness attributed to the narrative this latest entry easily earns a recommendation.
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Supreme #68 is a good comic book that's sure to hold the attention of fans. Recommended.
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #2 is very solid adventure that balancing cornball heritage with modern gumption. Recommended.
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In the hands of this currentcreativeteam, the Teenage MutantNinjaTurtlessuccessfullywrap up their first major story arc. This latest outing may fall victim to some narrative faults but thanks to the art and the overall nature of the story, the battle between the Turtles and the Footcomes to a rip-roaring conclusion. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #13 is a very solid read that continues to build on the excellent foundation already established by this latest iteration of the Heroes in a Half-Shell. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics #4 is an engaging trip downmemory lane, that's lavishly colored by Tom Smith's Scorpion Studios. Recommended to any old school fans.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics #5 is an engaging trip to the past, that will certainly please any fans longing to relive the classic adventures of the Heroes in a Half-Shell.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics #6 is a successful trip down memory lane. It may not be for all fans but I had a lot of fun with it and I'm sure many old school enthusiasts will too. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics #7 is yet another cony but joyful trip to the past that's destined to appeal to hardcore fans. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Micro-Series #7 is a rather slow comic book that manages to still be an engaging read. Recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures #8 is not something that changes the game but continues to play along. If you don't like what it's based on than I doubt it makes much of a case for you to give it another look. Still it comes recommended.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures #9 is a fun romp that relies too much on being a companion series to really stand on its own. But nonetheless it is very entertaining as it comes recommended.
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Overall Ten Grand #2 is a solid follow up that does enough right to keep the series interesting, even if it only just barely moves the plot forward. Recommended.
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Ten Grand #3 is a good comic that does enough to continue to sell the overall quality of the saga, as this issue earns a recommendation.
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Ten Grand #6 is not perfect, nor is it trying to be, but it's entertaining when the situation calls for it. Recommended.
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Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #3 may not re-write the future or challenge the notions of fate, but it does entertain from opening to close. So grab a bottle of your finest, find a spot and enjoy this. Recommended.
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The Activity #15 is good outing that focuses in on four primary characters. And despite some wonky moments therein the creative team succeeds in delivering a worthwhile yarn, which earns a recommendation.
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This may not be the best Avenging Spider-Man issue and it may not inform or expand these two characters in any way, but it does succeeds in delivering a fun story that might just be worth your $3.99. Recommended.
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Avenging Spider-Man #17 is a fun but very unnecessary read until it's final pages. Despite that fact the creative team behind it all still puts their best foot forward as they deliver a more than competent outing that actually yields a really shockingly good time. Recommended.
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The Black Bat #1 is a solid start to what could be a stellar comic series. Recommended.
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The Bat #2 is another engaging outing that continues to build the myth and legend surrounding this fighter. Recommended.
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The Black Bat #12 brings its dynamic volume to a close. It carries a few memorable moments here and there but it tripped along the way. Through the strength of this creative team there's enough good going for it to let it finish up with a recommendation.
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Chosen #2 is a very good comic book that uses action, beautiful art, wonky dialogue and cornball antics to tell it's narrative. Recommended.
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Chosen #3 offers a somewhat fitting end that ultimately fails to conclude the various plot threads contained in this story. Despite that though it still musters the gumption to give readers an engaging journey that earns a recommendation.
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The End Times of Bram & Ben #1 is a good beginning to what looks to be a very entertaining mini-series. Recommended.
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The End Times of Bram & Ben #4 is a fitting finale that does enough to entertain its core audience as the writers set-up the next mini-series for these characters. Recommended.
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The Fly: Outbreak #5 ends its volume in a way that acknowledges its journey and tips a hat toward its origins while pushing beyond itself along the way. I wanted a bit more room for the last few scenes to resonate with its audience. Even so the whole book came together in order to be called good and as it earns a spotin your collection.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents The Jungle Book: Last of the species #5 is a fitting conclusion to this second volume and despite a couple stumbles it sets up the next adventure quite well. Recommended.
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The New 52: Futures End #2 continues to spin its wheels but it just doesn't feel like it goes far enough to completely justify its price tag. Still the works of the creative team can't be denied or ignored, as the end result is fitting display that would make any dedicated audience member pleased but perhaps not entirely thrilled. Recommended.
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New 52: Futures End #7 is not all it could be but it's still an outing that does enough right to remain on the proverbial radar. In other words it still earns a recommendation.
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The New 52: Futures End #18 is another solid addition in a line of comics that have made use of their wide narrative potential. There was a twist that was expected, but without spoiling it, I can say I'm happy we all saw it coming as this indeed comes recommended.
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Ghostbusters #1 is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination and since it's the beginning of a new status quo fans will need time to get used to it. But the talent behind it more than make a solid case for it. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #6 is a good comic that's sure to please fans as it comes recommended.
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Ghostbusters #7 is good release that's certainly worthy of your time. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #8 is a solid comic book that successfully carries enough of the trademark wit and banter to lead the property toward a recommendation.
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Ghostbusers #9 is another solid entry that sees thevolume expand its scope. I was impressed by the material even as some rocky moments occurred near the end. Recommended.
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Ghostbusters #12 sets up what should be an outlandishly entertaining 30th Anniversary. Recommended.
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This story is not going to win any awards, but does it deliver three women in schoolgirl outfits taking violence to the streets? Yet is it does. It also sports a competent script with some very nice art, so needless to say thisquirkycomic book comes recommended.
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This series has intentionally built the necessary layers to give weight to what's about to happen, but I wish this final outing would have had a bit more creative in its narrative execution. Either way, this is still a good buy with solid art. Recommended.
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The Red Ten #1 is a solid first issue that brilliantly sets up this mystery. Recommended.
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The Shadow #7 is solid first step toward the future for both this series and its rather compelling hero. Recommended.
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The Shadow #13 is a good book that does enough to keep its audience entertained. Recommended.
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The Shadow #15 is yet another solid addition and even if it flounders slightly before a somewhat lackluster cliffhanger there's enough here to enjoy. Recommended.
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The Shadow #19 is a good comic that has a few bruises but still manages a strong tease. Recommended.
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The Shadow #25 is a good comic that ends an outlandish arc on the right note but just doesn't pack enough of a punch to be the finale for this volume. Still between the works of the talented creative team there's enough accomplished here for this book to earn a recommendation from me.
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The Shadow Now #6 is a solid and good tale that's worth a look, even if the end result is just a wee bit too neat. Recommended.
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The Shadow Special #1 is a good way to introduce new readers to this franchise but seasoned followers may or may not appreciate this journey. Despite that what we have here is still a solid package that easily earns a recommendation.
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The Shadow: Year One #6 is a good entry that spins a solid yarn. There are some shortcomings but when everything is taken into account it earns a recommendation.
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The Spider #5offers a good ending whileyieldinga solid read with some truthfully stellar art. Recommended.
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The Spider #6 is an issue that offers a competent and sturdy story that's chock-full of political intrigue and some chaotic fun. Recommended.
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The Spider #7 is another extremely solid issue with some minor kinks in the overall package. But nonetheless it easily earns a recommendation.
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The Spider #16 is leading all of us toward an end that is potent, tragic but also engaging. Recommended.
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The Spider #17 is a strong release that does nothing to hinder but rather maintains the overall quality. Recommended.
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The Standard #3 is a good release that stumbles a bit but nonetheless earns a solid recommendation.
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The Steam Man #3 is not the best book you'll read this week but there's no doubt that for what it is it's entertaining. So by all means run out to your local comic shop and grab yourself a copy because we could all use some fun in our pull-lists.
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Think Tank #1offers a character piece that'stold through a solid narrative that's complemented by good art. It's not without it's share of minor problems but as first issues go, this comic book came out well enough to warrant a purchase. Recommended.
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Thun'da #3 is a good release that continues to push the series in the right direction,even if the relationships that are forming feel rushed and character development is starting to fall a bit behind. In the end this issue earns a recommendation.
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Thun'da #4 continues to draw on its own innate strength and narrative history in order to move this engaging saga forward. Recommended.
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I may be a somewhat sentimental sap butTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics Micro-Series: Michelangelo #1 hit all the right cords with me, enough so that I recommend a purchase.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villain Micro-series #7: Bebop and Rocksteady finds two awkward creations as key players in what should be an interesting event for our four teenage brothers. Recommended
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Tomb Raider #13 is an engaging read that knows its audience well enough to make it's in-between narrative status function. And that right there deserves some recognition and even praise as this comes recommended.
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Tomb Raider #2 is headed in the right direction as the creative team finds their footing. In short if you're a fan of the games there's really no reason why you should deny yourself this undeniably fun addition to your growing comic book collection.
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Tomorrowland #2 is good comic that certainly earns a chance to be on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Vampirella #19 is an engaging read that will more than likely leave fans thirsty for more. Despite some artistic and narrative drawbacks this issue does succeed in offering readers a fun ride. It's by no means great, but it's good enough to get recommended.
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Vampirella Strikes #3 is nothing short of being a solid entry in a side-series that has certainly proven its worth. Recommended.
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Vampirella Strikes #5 is another solid outing that does enough to earn a recommendation.
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Vampirella: NuBlood #1 is a fun package that is by no means necessary, but it still earns a recommendation.
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Vampirella: Southern Gothic #5 is as solid as it comes, with a fitting sense of humor that rounds out this adventure without robbing our heroine of the things that make her who she is. Recommended.
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Venom #23 continues the concepts perfected by Rick Remender, by making use of a dark but engaging hero that's just trying to do the best he can. Recommended.
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Venom #26 is a very good chaotic romp of microscopic significance, but nonetheless keeps a rather epic scale. Recommended.
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Venom #28 is another good release that continues to propel this stellar series forward with our hopelessly capable but very much adrift protagonist going along for the ride. Recommended.
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Venom #42 doesn't end things perfectly but for the most part devoted followers will be pleased. Recommended.
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Voltron #7has a good script that's plagued by some art issues, but if you can look beyond those hiccups then this comic book still earns a solid recommendation.
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Voltron: From the Ashes #3 is a good release that for fans of the old show will no doubt bring a smile to their face. A potent finish and a promising future leaves this heading in the right direction as the next part of the arcstands ready for action.
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Warlord of Mars #0 is another rock solid entry that carries a few wobbly moments but still manages to do enough right to earn some praise and even a recommendation.
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War of Mars #25 is a good addition but there's still plenty of room for improvement. Recommended.
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Warlord of Wars #26 is a good entry that stumbles a bit out of the gate but starts a narrative with an underlying conversation that has potential undertones of racism and genocide. Recommended.
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Warlord of Mars #30 is a strong comic that proves, through its own means, that the might behind it is still up to being on your pull-list. Recommended.
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Warlord of Mars #33 is a corny but engaging literary journey that builds on the foundations of this particular tangent. It's not groundbreaking, nor is it trying to be. Even so rest assured my fellow fanboys and fangirls because it is entertaining. Recommended.
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Warlord of Mars #100 is a good release but it's still plagued by the issues that ultimately hold back aspects of the connecting titles. Still with colors done bySalvatore Aiala Studios this is one extra purchase I can readily recommended.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #33 is a solid entry that by Issus earns a recommendation.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #35 is a good outing that doesn't break the mold or set a standard but it earns a recommendation from me.
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Witchblade #168 is a good issue with a rather predictable but solid twist that should get fans excited for the franchise's next outing. Recommended.
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Witchblade #169 is a fine piece that doesn't tarnish nor uplift this run but instead sends it out on a proper note. Recommended.
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Witchblade #171 is a strong book that, at the start, feels a bit too familiar except for a few wrinkles that make it worthwhile. Recommended.
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Witchblade: Demon Reborn #2continues to tella story that just doesn't need to happen, but after this solid second issue I'm glad it is. Recommended.
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Witchblade: Demon Reborn #4 doesn't quite live up to the original one-shot but this final issue is strong enough to earn a recommendation in its own right.
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Wonder Woman #31 feels like a distraction and that makes it rather disappointing. Even so enough goes on to yield an entertaining outing that can please and even earns a recommendation from me.
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Wonder Woman #41 is a solidstart for an era that doesn't feel wholly detached from its own established history. And even though I felt there were some hiccups with the script I'm still eager to see where the creative team takes this yarn next.
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Wonder Woman #44 is a good entry that stumbles a bit along the way. But with a promising finish and a worthwhile interpretation of our heroine it's clear to me that this title that does enough right to warrant attention and a even recommendation.
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Wonder Woman #47 is a good entry with a creative team that knew exactly what they wanted to say. They hiccupa bit but for the most part we see themland some solid narrative blows that make the road to #50even more interesting than it already was.
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Wonder Woman #29 is a good outing that stumbles ever so slightly. The creative team delivers some noteworthy moments for our primary plus her supporting cast, but I wasn't a fan of the finish. Still the journey is wholly worth a purchase especially if you've been following along.
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Wynonna Earp: Year Zero #2 is just a fun revenge family romp in the west. There's a lot that works and some elements that do need some attention, but overall the creative team nails what they need to do in order to earn a recommendation from this particular reviewer.
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Youngblood #3 may not be as strong as its opener but the positive stride for this new series continues in earnest. Huge kudos to the creative team for finding a way to bring back this Image classic while giving them an upgrade. The core of what garnered an audience for the previous volumes is still there as this issue earns recognition from me.
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Zombie Tramp vs. Vampblade #1 is not going to set the world on fire with originality but it is the start of a fully capable crossover. There's plenty of room for improvement but, as of right now, this is one comic that might just be entertaining enough to land a spot on your pull-list.
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Marvel Action: Spider-Man #1 may not be ground breaking but it does its job well enough to be a good entry point for curious readers looking for a simple webhead adventure. It's familiar territory that carries more than a few good moments that make it worth a look this week.
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B.A.R. Maid #5 is a solid tale that yields a fitting journey. It may not birth a concrete ending but while carrying inconsistencies it does do enough right to get a pass and even earn a recommendation.
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Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars #11 is an imperfect jaunt that makes use of its time even if it does suffer from some inconsistencies. Still there's enough here for me to give it a recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Dark Shaman #2 is ultimately a sturdy outing with some hiccups along the way. It's not the best the company has to offer but it also stands as an arc that's interesting. For that reason, plus the evil Arisen, this one earns a recommendation.
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Lobo #1 has a handful of moments that should spark interest but there are narrative issues that need to be worked out. However for the most part the creative team does enough right to skate by with a light recommendation from me.
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Mirror's Edge: Exordium #4 pushes the narrative forward but it fails to carry the excitement that the earlieroutings enjoyed. The road toward the next console iteration feels on track but this issue came offmore like filler then a point beyond halfway which was disappointing. But still strong dialogueand solid kinetic energy will keep this one on your pull-list.
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Seduction of the Innocent #1 is not a perfect launch by any stretch but it has that right amount of good intent to get me to come back for more. In other words: if you want a crime noir drama to read then this might be up your alley so by all means give it a shot.
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New 52: Futures End #3 is not a groundbreaking example of why this industry remains relevant. It no doubt contains some off moments and worthwhile ones as this comic book skates by with a light recommendation.
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New 52: Futures End #8offered intrigue, especially with the mystery surrounding a maskedSuperman, but it did fall into a few narrative pitfalls. In other words it had flaws but not enough to wholly ruin it. Recommended.
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Uncanny X-Men Special #1 may not be the cream of the comic store crop but for fans it's the start of an adventure that might just turn into something really fun. Recommended.
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Witchblade #184 is a sturdy enough arc finisher that sets up the series finale but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a bit disappointed by it. Seeing as how its villain might be the last bad guy Sara Pezzini takes down before she leaves my pull-list it all makes me, as a fan, wish we had a more potent rival in the mix. Still enough is done right to keep the book on track for its date with destiny in November.
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By the end of Amazing Spider-Man #696 I was slightly underwhelmed by the cliffhanger, but there were enough good moments in this issue to let it squeak by with a very light recommendation.
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Avengers vs X-Men #12 is a solid issue that finishes the established formula of the series but ultimately fails to go big in it's conclusion. In the end the superheroes argued, they fought each other, eventually found common ground and they battled to win the day. And that's about it. Despite any narrative misgivings as it relates to the event as a whole, the end product of this release still squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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AVX: Consequences #3 is an issue that's dripping with unnecessary fluff, but to be honest the creative team handles it well enough that you almost forget that what you're reading is circling the same ground as the previous two outings. But this comic book at the end of the day succeeds at entertaining its audience and for that reason this releasesqueaksby with a recommendation.
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AVX: Consequences #4 is a lackluster continuation that explores the future of the mutant civilization with some truly mediocre scenes. It does have its moments and for that reason alone it squeaks by with a very light recommendation.
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Before Watchmen continues to deliver impressive visuals, and while some of the stories have proven the reason for their existance, Before Watchmen: Comedian is still searching for its narrative context. With that in mind this issue squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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Black Kiss II #5 is a steamy but at times shallow continuation that starts to make the series look like it's really overstayed its welcome. But between some decent revelations and a bit of a twist this issue squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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Charismagic (vol.2) #6 is a passable issue that's saved by developments and renditions that invite attention and even light praise. Recommended.
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Charismagic: The Death Princess #1 is plagued by a lackluster script that's ultimately redeemed by the art. Recommended.
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Damsels #12 does not fail by any stretch of the imagination. But it does stumble quite a bit as it earns a modest recommendation from me.
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Damsels: Mermaids #5 is a conclusion with elements to its narrative that I simply don't agree with. With that said however I can't deny that the whole of package was put together well enough to earn a light recommendation from me.
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As crossovers tend to go, Dark Shadows / Vampirella seems to be off to a somewhat strong start. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it's entertaining enough to warrant a read by anyDark Shadows or Vampirella fans. Recommended.
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Dark Shadows / Vampirella #3 is a solid enough read, but it goes by so quick and many of twists seem a bit rushed or even forced. But still it successfully squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars #6 tells a wonderful yarn but trips over its visual side. Still it squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars #8 is a release with a spark held back by lackluster visuals. Slightly recommended.
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Doc Savage #1 has some issues but entertains enough to earn a light recommendation.
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Doc Savage #3 may embody some of the more regrettable tendencies of the past but it still offers a potent, albeit predictable, conclusion. As it skates by with a light recommendation.
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Garth Ennis' Battlefields #6: The Rise and Fall of Anna Kharkova delivers an ending that may not be entirely worthwhile but it allows human moments to breath. And in the end the comic book does just enough to squeak by with a light recommendation.
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Ghostbusters: 100-Page Spooktacular!is a an ultimately uneven release. It has moments of greatness, scenes muddled by mediocrity but overall it certainly earns a light recommendation.
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Realm Knights One Shot #1acts more like a springboard than an actual standalone yarn but it does just enough right to earn a light recommendation.
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This issue was a bit of a step-down from the previous one. The story is fine and the art is good enough but I can only muster arecommendationfor the hardcore Hack/Slash fans.
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Indestructible #2 is a very entertaining read, that captures the imagination of superhero hopefuls while playing with the slacker genre. There's a lot to like but there are some blemishes along the way. Recommended.
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Joe Palooka #5 is nowhere near a perfect outing for our main character. Between the inherent script issues and the rather basic amount of progress for the overall narrative this release only scrapes by with a very light recommendation.
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Ultimately Jupiter's Legacy #1 is a victim of preconceived expectations as the creative team delivers something that is a bit bloated but nonetheless worthwhile in many aspects. There's certainly a lot of promise here as this concept barrels forward and for that reason this title squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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Pantha #3 is a mostly fun comic book plagued by some script and art issues. But if you're already a fan then this latest little romp might be a bit underwhelming but it will not entirely disappoint. Recommended.
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Red Sonja Annual #4 is a lackluster outing that only the most hardcore fanboys or fangirls should indeed purchase. There's just enough here that they'll be entertained but not much else. Lightly recommended.
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Red Sonja: Atlantis Rises #3 is a somewhat fitting continuation even if it comes off feeling a tad bit rushed. Recommended.
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Red Sonja #68 is a decent read that might entertain but it doesn't really offer a story that's unique enough to attract the run-of-the-mill adventure reader. With all that in mind, this issue squeaks by with a light recommendation for already established fans.
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Red Sonja #75 is certainly a solid conclusion to the arc but the final bumps in the road left a bit of a bad after taste, resulting in this book getting a passable but light recommendation.
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Red Team #2 is a solid package that seems far too bogged down by an overabundance of text that's highly unnecessary for the story it's attempting to tell. Nonetheless the overall content earns a light recommendation because if for no other reason there's a lot of room for for future improvement.
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Red Team #6 is a romp that has a fair amount of problems, but there are elements that I honestly enjoy. For that reason it squeaks by with a light recommendation.
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Garth Ennis' Red Team #7 is a flawed piece that sends this arc out on a decent note. It skates by with a light sentence and passable recommendation.
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This latest issue had problems, but for the most part the good outweighed bad. So it squeaks by with a recommended buy, if you're a dedicated Spider-Man fan.
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Overall this is far from a perfect comic book, but it's a passable journey to the past that comes recommended to any fans longing to journey back to the original TMNT.
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Avenging Spider-Man #11 has a solid story with some narrative and artisticmissteps, but in the end itsqueaksby with a light recommendation.
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The Spider #3 is a decent enough comic book with some story issues that hopefully will work themselves out over time. Despite any potential drawbacks I still found myself enjoying the read, for that reason alone this issue squeaks by with a recommendation.
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Thun'da #5 rushes toward its predictable finish with some truly unsatisfying results. But based on the art and the overall content in the package it squeaks by a light recommendation.
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Vampirella: The Red Room #3 is a solid entry to a passable mini-series. It comes recommended for hardcore fans only.
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Vampirella: The Red Room #4 is a somber but somewhat thought out conclusion that will leave fans more than likely with some mixed feelings about this experience. Nonetheless it still squeaks by with a recommendation.
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Warlord of Mars #31 is a book that contains a good tale with slightly passable art. For that reason it squeaks by with a recommendation.
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Warlord of Mars #34 is an imperfect entry that's a bit shaky as it earns a light recommendation from me.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #29 is a passable extension but not much more than that. And so it squeaks by with a recommendation.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #31 continues to explore its heroine but there's still lingering issues within its pages. Even so it still earns a light recommendation from me.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #32 does what it needs to do. There's quality here as both sides of this comic come together to entertain but not inspire. For that reason is squeaks by with a very light recommendation.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #36 is an entry that successfully continues the current arc without failing along the way. For that reason it comes recommended.
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Witchblade #162 is a somewhat solid outing that continues to build on its continuing narrative. And despite some mishandled dialogue and some truly off moments is still squeaks by with a recommendation.
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Witchblade: Demon Reborn #3 is a release that's ultimately for the hardcore fans only, as itsqueaksby with a very light recommendation.
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Cage Hero #1 has some good moments but for the most part this first release feels poorly executed. The art is worth looking at and the dialogue can be sort of enjoyable if seen in the right light, but as the end product currentlyresidesI can't recommend this one.
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Damsels #13 is an imperfect find that ends things but honestly feels far too rushed to really recommend to anyone but the already dedicated.
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Giant-Size Spider-Man #1 is an entry that doesn't need to be bought by devoted followers. It's not terrible but rather mediocre and ultimately forgettable as it needlessly fails to earn arecommendation from me.
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New 52: Futures End #5 is a mediocre entry that, for me, diminishes some of the good built up so far. It's not a killer but it did leave me underwhelmed as this comic comes lightly recommended for only the hardcore followers.
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Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars #4 has some hurdles to overcome before it's worthy of your time but I'm confident that the team behind this can do it but for now this release does not earn a recommendation.
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Red Team #4is a product of an overly used methodology of the corrupt cop epidemic that feels like it needs to be more than what it currently is. Not recommended.
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Star Trek #13 is a rather boring read that may or may not appeal to fans out there, and despite the art I just can't muster up the gumption to recommend this release.
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Star Trek #14 is has a solid enough story that lacks the necessary imagination to justify its existence. For that reason this issue does not earn arecommendation.
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Vampirella Annual #2 is a comic book that offers two somewhat entertaining outings but may only be worth your time if you're already a hardcore fan. For that reason alone this comic book does not earn recommendation.
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At the end of the day there are plenty of Vampirella fans out there who will pick up this mini-series, but I can't fathom recommending this title to any readers looking for a good place to start with this scarlet clad heroine. Not recommended.
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Warlord of Mars: Dejah Throis #26 has its share of problems but if the efforts of the men behind it improve there's enough room to hope for better releases in the months ahead. Not recommended.
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Witchblade: Demon Reborn #1 offers a somewhat competent but overly corny narrative that's let down by sloppy plotting and somewhat serviceableart. Recommended if you want a copy of the originalWitchblade: Demonone-shot, beyond that skip this purchase.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #20 is an outing with a story that honestly needed to be told, but it could have been done in one issue instead of three. And to be frank the wrong author is writing this epilogue and for that reason it feels downright disjointed at best. There are a few good elements but not enough to save this literary tangent. Not recommended.
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Samurai Jack #5 is a rather disappointing outing with minor redeemable qualities. Sadly it does not come recommended.
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Web of Spider-Man #129.2 is solid conclusion that plays up the hilarious side of Peter Parker's past in a fun way. It's not perfect but with a $2.99cover price it's well worth your time and money. Recommended.
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What we have here is a quick romp into the darker corners of theMarvel universe, dressed up as a secret story fromSpider-Man's past. It's by no means perfect but it's good enough to warrant a light recommendation.
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Peter Parker: Spider-Man #156.1 may not be among the worst one-and-done stories ever told, but the comic was just bland, boring and completely unnecessary. Even if you're a hardcore Spider-Man fan, I can't muster up the gumption to even half-heartedlyrecommend this title. Skip it.
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