SouthernCompadre reviewed B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth: The Long Death #3 Jun 4, 2013
It is without any doubt the best monster fight that I have never seen in a comic book, intense, bloody, crude and savage. I dare you to find a better vision of a combat like this, not even movies are able to instill the feelings that this fight emanates. Incredible ending for a good story arch.
In a frozen camp full of slaughtered agents, two monstrous, long-running characters go head to head in a life-and-death battle!
SouthernCompadre added B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth to their pull list Jun 4, 2013
Following the global havoc created by the frog war, and with the B.P.R.D. now operating under strict UN oversight, our heroes face new horrors. People are once again vanishing from small towns, monsters are roaming in the woods, and a strange new creature arrives to create hell on earth.
SouthernCompadre added Conan the Barbarian to their pull list Jun 4, 2013
In this sweeping adaptation of Robert E. Howard's fan-favorite "Queen of the Black Coast," Conan turns his back on the civilized world and takes to the high seas alongside the pirate queen Blit, setting the stage for an epic of romance, terror, and swashbuckling. This is Conan as you've never seen him, with the combination of one of Robert E. Howar...
SouthernCompadre reviewed Invincible #1 Jun 1, 2013
What started as some kind of hommage to the classic spandex costume hero genre, ended up being one the best stories I've ever read on the last couple of years. Pick it up read the first 12 issues and you will not be able to stop. Also Ryan Ottley has a fantastic art style.
Girls, acne, homework, super-villains. When you're a teenager, it helps to be Invincible.
SouthernCompadre reviewed Sledgehammer '44 #2 Jun 1, 2013
The first issue was not a the big blow I was specting, but the second issue is just too good. Nice little series a big yes if you are into Mignola's and & Co take of WWII and ocultist society/gov non sensical awesomeness.
Outgunned and outnumbered by an army of Nazis, a group of GIs must band together and unleash the Hyperborean power of the mysterious man in the iron suit in order to make it home safely.
SouthernCompadre reviewed Hellboy in Hell #1 Jun 1, 2013
What can I say? Hellboy has been my first love since I started reading american comic books 15 years ago. Cannot say a bad thing about the most talented and unique artist in the comic-book industry.
After saving the world in The Storm and The Fury, but sacrificing himself and Great Britain, Hellboy is dead, cast into Hell, where he finds many familiar faces, and a throne that awaits him.
Mike Mignola returns to draw Hellboy's ongoing story for the first time since Conqueror Worm. It's a story only Mignola could tell, as more of He...
SouthernCompadre reviewed The Activity #1 Jun 1, 2013
Love the "pro" approach, the story is full of good black ops military fiction but the flow of the narrative is a little bit scattered. I mean, it seems (at least till issue 12) justs flashes and glimses of a bigger picture that will be revealed when the setting is further developed.
Anyways is a pretty nice piece of fiction with a fantastic art to boot!
The evolution of global warfare necessitates the evolution of special forces to rise and meet the call. The U.S Army has therefore looked to its last secret special operations tribe, the INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT ACTIVITY, or Gray Fox. Within Gray Fox is a team of elite men and women whose mission is flexible, whose technology is bleeding edge, and whos...
SouthernCompadre added Sledgehammer '44 to their pull list Jun 1, 2013
August 1944: a man in a suit of iron armor drops from an American warplane onto a French battlefield, where he attempts to fight his way through an army of Nazis and the massive war machine they keep protected in an armory.
SouthernCompadre added Invincible to their pull list Jun 1, 2013
Girls, acne, homework, super-villains. When you're a teenager, it helps to be Invincible.
SouthernCompadre added The Activity to their pull list Jun 1, 2013
The evolution of global warfare necessitates the evolution of special forces to rise and meet the call. The U.S Army has therefore looked to its last secret special operations tribe, the INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT ACTIVITY, or Gray Fox. Within Gray Fox is a team of elite men and women whose mission is flexible, whose technology is bleeding edge, and whos...
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