Philippe C.
The City
wow... I have never been so amazed in my life. the mothers of agony seem like dirtball hoodlum scum, so iI was very sceptical when a friend recommended them for psychic advice. their place of business leaves a lot to be desired, in a terrible neighborhood, but its the results that matter and man did they deliver! their psychic seems like he's done a lot of drugs, but as soon as we sat down in their private frankly kind of frightning room, it was like my dead father was right there beside me again! he knew things only my father could know, including the dirt I needed on my sister to lock more
The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion #3 really feels like the story is gaining momentum, with stories coming together against a backdrop of a great action sequence. This issue adds a feeling of progress that was a little lacking in issue 2. Read Full Review
Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion continues to be a disjointed, albeit visually appealing arc whose main appeal is in its intentional lack of information. So much about the story relies on you as the reader trusting that the payoff to these multiple arcs we only have a vague idea about will either tie together smoothly in the end or at least make more sense as further context is provided. It's the type of story where not much can be said about its quality until its 7-issue run is completed. Read Full Review
This is a comic meant to entice kids to want Team Sonic Racing, and it does a decent job of selling the new Sega game. Read Full Review
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