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GreyMouser added B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth to their pull list Aug 13, 2015

B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth

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.

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GreyMouser added Abe Sapien (2013) to their pull list Aug 13, 2015

Abe Sapien (2013)

On the run from the B.P.R.D., a mutated Abe Sapien traverses a devastated America, with monster corpses scattered around and cities in ruin.

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8.5

Another great issue, proves this series is on point and destined for great things! Im tempted to give it a 9, but Dark Horse still needs to move those damn ADs to the BACK!!

Frankenstein: Underground #2

By: Mike Mignola, Ben Stenbeck
Released: Apr 22, 2015

Chased by his tormentors into the center of the earth, Frankenstein's monster becomes prey for a different kind of creature.

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9.0

I am absolutely thrilled to see this project come together! and im even more impressed by its product. This is the mini-series to read, This is the DH character to watch! Hopefully they stay on target and we see a Frank and Hellboy Team-up soon!

Frankenstein: Underground #1

By: Mike Mignola, Ben Stenbeck
Released: Mar 18, 2015

Hellboy’s creator takes on history’s greatest monster!

The Frankenstein creature is alone, abandoned, and wandering underground, where he will discover other strange creatures—and dark secrets to the universe.

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GreyMouser reviewed The Multiversity #2 May 18, 2015
7.5

Better then the last issue, but still a let down. ill re-review after i re-read the series, hoping for it to make sense. Frankly, i think i get what he's saying but its weighed down with obscurity, writing mistakes, lame mis-steps and honestly i think he should have made more sense of it for the readers. MEH overall...i wish i had NOT bought it monthly, as a collection it MIGHT be OK.

The Multiversity #2

By: Grant Morrison, Ivan Reis
Released: Apr 29, 2015

Every event in the history of the DC Universe has been leading to this! The final chapter of the greatest adventure of all time is here!Issue #1 artist Ivan Reis reteams with mastermind Grant Morrison to end THE MULTIVERSITY and bring together the greatest and bravest heroes of the DC Multiverse to fight one last battle. But more than just some cab...

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GreyMouser reviewed Eerie Comics #6 May 18, 2015
8.0

A fine issue of Eerie, reminding us that short stories can have all the terror you need. While this ttile doesnt come out ofen enough, paired with its cousin Creepy, it keep a fiend satisfied, Just move those ADs to the BACK, Dark Horse!

Eerie Comics #6

By: Kelley Jones
Released: Dec 17, 2014

Cousin Eerie is dashing through the snow to wish you tidings for a horrific holiday season! On offer this month are sickening stories of festive phantoms and pernicious pastries from horror comics' most contemptible creators! Don't go under the mistletoe!

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GreyMouser reviewed Velvet #10 May 18, 2015
8.5

Another quality issue of Velvet, wraps up the arc pretty well and keeps us eager for more. Brubakers writing is soem of the best in the industry, and its great to see him turn toward spy fiction. Epting and Breitweiser make a wonderful team, bringing the perfect Art to this book! Thier only flaw is staying on schedule, so hopefully we see the next arc hit its marks or turn to bi-monthly.

Velvet #10

By: Ed Brubaker, Steve Epting
Released: Apr 22, 2015

The second arc of BRUBAKER and EPTING’s best-selling spy comic concludes with a bang! Velvet finds some of the answers she’s been hunting, and a knife in the back!

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GreyMouser reviewed Creepy Comics #20 May 18, 2015
8.5

Another killer issue, this time with a focus on Creepy PETS! all good fun and worth the wait, and the price, featuring a GREAT classic reprint. one of the better anthologies to follow. I just hope Dark Horse get the modern ADs out of the way...

Creepy Comics #20

By: Peter Bagge
Released: Apr 22, 2015

Uncle Creepy opens up a pet shop of horrors this April! Join us for housebroken beasts of the Felis, Canis, and monstrous varieties from such talented terror-tale tellers as Matthew Southworth, Kelly Thompson, Peter Bagge, and more!

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GreyMouser reviewed The Devilers #6 May 18, 2015
8.0

Devilers has hit its stride and this issue features plenty of drama. Unfortunate that they have had such problems keeing on schedule. Still, ive enjoyed watching the story, art and writing develop and hope for a quality wrap-up soon!

The Devilers #6

By: Joshua Hale Fialkov, Matt Triano
Released: Apr 29, 2015

The team is in retreat, all hope is seemingly lost, and the traitor in their midst may have shown their hand. It's up to Chun-Bai to see the true nature of their situation before it's too late.

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GreyMouser reviewed Afterlife With Archie #8 May 18, 2015
9.0

A great issue that could almost stand alone, with plenty of movie references to enjoy! Writing is still chilling and absorbing, Art and colors catch the perfet mood. The price is easy as they add extra pages and still feature classic back-ups! Oh, and what a stunner in this issue!

Afterlife With Archie #8

By: Roberto Aguirre Sacasa, Francesco Francavilla
Released: May 6, 2015

"Ghosts of Christmas Past." Contrary to popular belief, the current zombie outbreak is not the first time a shadow fell across Riverdale and its citizens. As the survivors hunker down in a hotel to wait out a snowstorm, Hiram Lodge and Mary Andrews relive the darkest chapter of their town's history. Ten years ago, the adults of Riverdale struck a t...

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GreyMouser reviewed East of West #19 May 18, 2015
7.5

Kinda short for an arc ending issue, especially with the delays between arcs we have seen so far. Its a bad prediction for the future. Only focuses on Babylon and deosnt really give much progression, but its OK. Very short on pages, for the price, at only 20 pages plus wasted ones.

East of West #19

By: Jonathan Hickman, Nick Dragotta
Released: May 13, 2015

"THE DEAD WOOD" The son of Death, BABYLON, learns the true value of life and decides the fate of the world in the mysterious place called "The Dead Wood." The Apocalypse: Year Two continues in EAST OF WEST #19.

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GreyMouser added Frankenstein (2015) to their pull list May 18, 2015

Frankenstein (2015)

Hellboy’s creator takes on history’s greatest monster!

The Frankenstein creature is alone, abandoned, and wandering underground, where he will discover other strange creatures—and dark secrets to the universe.

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GreyMouser dropped Velvet from their pull list May 18, 2015

Velvet

ED BRUBAKER and STEVE EPTING redefined Captain America with the "Winter Soldier" saga... and everything they've done so far has been leading to VELVET!

When the world's best secret agent is killed, Velvet Templeton, the Personal Assistant to the Director of the Agency, is drawn off her desk and back into the field for the first time in nea...

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GreyMouser dropped East of West from their pull list May 18, 2015

East of West

The things that divide us are stronger than the things that unite us. A Sci-Fi Western set in a dystopian America where all hope for the future rests in the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse...who just happen to be trying to kill the President of the United States. One of the most exciting new books of the year, this is EAST OF WEST, a brand new, o...

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6.5

Pretty weak, especially for all the build up. This was promised to be the last issue (#8), but i guess they lied and need one more try. good luck to those of us who believed in the project and have been spending too much for it. Its been downhill since "Mastermen", even just in poor writing and amateur mistakes.

The Multiversity: Ultra Comics #1

By: Grant Morrison, David Baron
Released: Mar 25, 2015

  The penultimate chapter of the greatest adventure in DC's history is here!
The acclaimed FINAL CRISIS team of Grant Morrison and Doug Mahnke reunite for a story so big it could only take place in the real world - that's right, Earth-33 is back!
With the Multiverse under attack, a team of scientists create one final savior to take on th...

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GreyMouser reviewed Uber #21 Mar 20, 2015
1.0

more garbage for wannabe-nazis to brainwash thier kids with.

Uber #21

By: Kieron Gillen, Canaan White
Released: Jan 21, 2015

The Allies are in a desperate race to counter the destructive onslaught of the German Uber battleships. With three potential Uber candidates in the USA the military makes moves to develop their own super soldiers. But will prejudicial decisions about which candidates will be fully activated doom the fledgling program before it gets off the ground...

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Valiant Son - Feb 20, 2019

When exactly did you get bored of this?

StarKnight - Oct 18, 2022

To GreyMouser- You realize that the artist is a black man, right? The writer's been accused of this before, and has some good rebuttals. I suggest doing at least a minute of research before claiming something as controversial as this. The nazis were probably the worst humans ever to exist, and if you think any alternate history in which the win is "white supremacist pandering", just don't read them! Yes, I just copied my entire comment from before. You won't get any more effort from me.

9.0

Totally awesome in several ways, this one shot is a must-have for Brubaker and crime-noir fans. I highly recommend tracking down the special "magazine" version!

Criminal Special Edition (One-Shot) #1

By: Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips
Released: Feb 25, 2015

CRIMINAL COMES TO IMAGE!

To celebrate the return of CRIMINAL to print, BRUBAKER & PHILLIPS return to their award-winning title for the first time in years for a 48-page special sure the thrill their readers, old and new alike!

It's 1976, and Teeg Lawless is doing 30 days in county jail with a price on his head, his only s...

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GreyMouser reviewed East of West #18 Mar 20, 2015
8.0

Another good issue, despite the price/pages count and blank pages, at least its coming out on time. FYI Warning: vol.4 will only have 4 issues and the scam that is 'EoW:the world', hopefully this willl feature a reduced price.

East of West #18

By: Jonathan Hickman, Nick Dragotta
Released: Mar 11, 2015

“THE PATH OF THE PROPHET” The last days of the world are upon us, and one man has become the living word of the apocalypse. This is the story of Ezra Orion and his unholy resurrection.

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GreyMouser reviewed East of West #17 Mar 6, 2015
7.5

Another decent issue, made less so by wasted space, not enough comic and BS price. wish i could say it would be better in TPB, but they keep all the blank pages and charge you for them. NOTE: vol.4 will only have 4 issues and "the world", which is garbage and a scam of its customers IMO.

East of West #17

By: Jonathan Hickman, Nick Dragotta
Released: Feb 4, 2015

"FALLOUT"
In which we see how the horror of war has effected each and every nation -- and which nations will crumble and which will rise.

The Apocalypse: Year Two rumbles on in EAST OF WEST #17.

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GreyMouser reviewed East of West #16 Mar 6, 2015
7.0

An OK issue but light on comic and heavy on wasted space, as usual. id rather read this in TPB, but my plans got screwed by Image/creator's LIE about "The World" not being reprinted. WARNING: Vol.4 of this series will only have 4 issues and the incredibly lame and waste-of-space known as "East of West: the World". avoid it, its a scam.

East of West #16

By: Jonathan Hickman, Nick Dragotta
Released: Dec 31, 2014

"THE APOCALYPSE: YEAR TWO” begins in the over-sized EAST OF WEST #16! Following the dramatic conclusion of YEAR ONE, the Great Beast now roams the fractured United States of America. Deep into an all-consuming war between the splintered nations, the Four Horsemen move to further their individual agendas while resisting the inevitability of The Me...

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GreyMouser reviewed Haunted Horror #15 Mar 6, 2015
9.0

Another awesome issue of the best of golden-age, pre-code horror!

Haunted Horror #15

By: Iger Shop
Released: Feb 25, 2015

Beware! The dead are walking again! Under this terrifying Bernard Baily cover you'll find a crypt-full of never reprinted Pre-Code classic horror comics by brilliant artists!  
The comics the U.S. Senate, Dr. Fredric Wertham, and your mom didn't want you to see! You'll discover grisly, gory, gruesome art and shocking stories in these banned c...

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GreyMouser added East of West to their pull list Mar 6, 2015

East of West

The things that divide us are stronger than the things that unite us. A Sci-Fi Western set in a dystopian America where all hope for the future rests in the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse...who just happen to be trying to kill the President of the United States. One of the most exciting new books of the year, this is EAST OF WEST, a brand new, o...

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5.5

Difficult to review, this book has some good and interesting bits and some gross bullshit as well. Even if you dismiss the pro-nazi sentiment of the world being 'better place' due to nazi victory, some aspects are just broken and kind of sloppy writing. The end is the weakest portion IMO, even if there are some interesting moments with overman/superman. I think this would be the worst issue, even more

The Multiversity: Mastermen #1

By: Grant Morrison, Jim Lee
Released: Feb 18, 2015

Superstar writer Grant Morrison joins legendary artist Jim Lee on Earth-10 for one of the most dynamic, action-packed issues of this entire world-shattering series - THE MULTIVERSITY: MASTERMEN!

Imagine a world where the Nazis not only won World War II but went on to direct world culture for the next 60 years with the help of an orphan...

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Valiant Son - Jun 9, 2019

It isn't pro-Nazi. The people living in a society where the Nazis won the Second World War, and indoctrinated to believe in Nazism from birth, are very likely to believe that Nazism was a good thing. Hitler, Goebbels, Himmler, Goering, Lammers et al did not sit around twirling their moustaches and laughing about how evil they were: they believed that they were doing the right thing. Anyone who thinks that most evil is done by those who want to be evil has fails to understand humanity and histo

StarKnight - Oct 18, 2022

The book has zero nazi sentiment. Maybe try reading it?

GreyMouser reviewed Creepy Comics #19 Feb 19, 2015
8.0

Another crafty Creepy issue, that gives me shivers AND laughs! 3 Pete Bagge strips, 2 new tales and a repeat is pretty good for $4. Although i hope it grows to more pages, in time.

Creepy Comics #19

By: Richard P. Clark
Released: Feb 18, 2015

Ring in spring with more thrills and chills than you can shake a baseball bat at! Featuring pugnacious paintings from Richard P. Clark (House of Gold & Bones) and brutal ball games from Ivan Cohen (Beware the Batman) and Attila Futaki (Severed), plus hilarious tales of the Creepy family from Peter Bagge and Dan Braun!

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GreyMouser reviewed Velvet #9 Feb 19, 2015
8.0

Incredible art and colors for a well written issue. but i'm taking off a half point for how late this issue, and the series in general, has been. These creators seriously need to consider switching thier books to bi-monthly status, to avoid the wrath of their "monthly"/floppy supporters.

Velvet #9

By: Ed Brubaker, Steve Epting
Released: Feb 4, 2015

Velvet walks a deadly path into the past for answers, as her story takes its darkest turn yet!

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9.0

While this an over-sized and over-priced ($8!!) guidebook, it delivers a lot more comic book goodness then , i expected AND a lot more pages! I really enjoyed it very much, especially the Marvel family, and the earth guides come at a perfect time for the series. These creators are staying on point and on time, producing possibly the best crossover / event i've ever read. DC is already making and c more

The Multiversity: Guidebook #1

By: Grant Morrison, Hi-Fi
Released: Jan 28, 2015

The guidebook to the greatest adventure in DC's history is here!
With a detailed concordance featuring each of the 52 worlds in the Multiverse, a complete history of DC Comics' universe-shattering "Crisis" events, a map of all known existence, AND an action-packed dual adventure starring Kamandi of Earth-51 alongside the post-apocalyptic Atomic...

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GreyMouser dropped Jupiter's Legacy from their pull list Jan 20, 2015

Jupiter's Legacy

The comic-book event of 2013 finally arrives as superstar creators MARK MILLAR and FRANK QUITELY give us the superhero epic that all future comics will be measured by. The world's greatest heroes have grown old and their legacy is a poisonous one to the children who will never live up to their remarkable parents. Unmissable.

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GreyMouser reviewed Jupiter's Legacy #5 Jan 16, 2015
5.0

This is Garbage, and an excellent example of miss-treatment of comic book readers and monthly supporters. While INCREDIBLY late, the art is absolutely sub-par and rushed. The end of the arc reads more like the opening to the next, instead of any kind of satisfactory resolution. millar promised a 'double-sized issue', but instead we are served only 29 pages for FIVE DOLLARS! Please heed my warning, more

Jupiter's Legacy #5

By: Mark Millar, Frank Quitely
Released: Jan 14, 2015

Meet BARNABAS WOLFE-a former supervillain with Sherlock Holmesian instincts who hunts heroes for the U.S. government. While Brandon and Uncle Walter struggle with their utopian vision for America, Chloe and family live under the radar in Australia. But their peaceful lives are about to explode when the authorities find suspicious super-activity dow...

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GreyMouser reviewed Harley Quinn Annual #1 Dec 29, 2014
7.5

While this is the very definition of "gimmick comic", its still pretty good with plenty of laughs. The price of $6 is ridiculous IMO, but i suppose that could be debated. The story meanders through several shorts. Meanwhile the gimmick only shows up 8 times, and its only 4 scents that are used twice each! And the big Marijuana scent we are sold on is lacking. They skip all the gross smells, that k more

Harley Quinn Annual #1

By: Amanda Conner, John Timms
Released: Oct 29, 2014

We have to warn you, readers: This issue stinks! Seriously! Like, unpleasant odors are literally in the story! In this first-ever HQ ANNUAL, take a trip to Harley's home of Coney Island in a groundbreaking "scent-ticular" issue, featuring actual, honest-to-gosh smells. This issue comes polybagged to contain the stench.

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GreyMouser reviewed Weird Love #1 Dec 29, 2014
8.5

This is some crazy, wacked-out stuff! Lovingly chosen, cleaned up and presented... its 45 pages of pre-code, golden-age love-struck madness for only $4!!

Weird Love #1

By: Cupid, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez
Released: May 14, 2014

From the people that bring you the acclaimed Haunted Horror comic comes a horror like no other... WEIRD Love! WEIRD Love presents the most sexy, bizarro, sick, twisted, politically incorrect, kinky "romance" comics of the 1950s and beyond. In this OMG-I-Can't-Believe-This! first ish, you are going to be astonished to read luridly illustrated pulp c...

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