Wish we got more story. Even though I want more, it was a fun as hell Criminal story.
THE FIRST NEW CRIMINAL SINGLE ISSUE IN OVER FIVE YEARS ARRIVES ON THE EVE OF THE STREAMING TV SERIES PREMIERE
This oversized, annual-style issue is packed with everything CRIMINAL fans love from BRUBAKER & PHILLIPS—and much more. Headlining the issue is a novella-length story starring fan-favorite character RICKY LAWLESS (a major pla...
THE FIRST NEW CRIMINAL SINGLE ISSUE IN OVER FIVE YEARS ARRIVES ON THE EVE OF THE STREAMING TV SERIES PREMIERE
This oversized, annual-style issue is packed with everything CRIMINAL fans love from BRUBAKER & PHILLIPS—and much more. Headlining the issue is a novella-length story starring fan-favorite character RICKY LAWLESS (a major pla...
I wasn't that big of a fan of of this book. Just felt clunky and I really disliked the Daredevil parts.
ALL PATHS LEAD TO ENDGAME! In preparation for the Maker's return in ULTIMATE ENDGAME, the Ultimate Guardians have been traveling all across time and space, recruiting members new and old… Travel across all the corners of the Ultimate Universe! Don't miss the dawn of many new characters, including ULTIMATE DAREDEVIL!
THE SPOILS OF VICTORY!
After the worlds-shaking conclusion of ULTIMATE INVASION, a new team of heroes bands together to save the future! From mastermind Jonathan Hickman and superstar artist Stefano Caselli, don't miss out on this foundational issue for the new line of Ultimate Comics!
Rated T+
It had some cool art in some parts, but the art was very confusing in others. Same with the story. It was good for the most part, but also kind of went off the rails. The series was really good up until this issue.
Human blood runs in the alligator abattoir. The nerve-shredding, gun-thundering, heart-wrenching conclusion to the Cajun crime thriller.
It wasn't what I expected. It was a good issue, and it had a twist. It just didn't end with a bang like I thought it would. Still a good series overall.
When he was a child, Neil's father was murdered by three of his co-workers--a trio of corrupt cops who also left Neil with scars all over his body. Neil has dealt with two of his attackers, with only one left. But with the police closing in, and events spiralling out of his control, can Neil get to the truth before the truth gets to him?
Very good issue of Speed Racer. This one made me feel some real excitement for the race. The series continues to entertain.
Over the Edge! The brakes are gone...and the finish line is dead ahead! With the C.A.T. Team gunning for his destruction, Speed faces his most dangerous race yet, until an unlikely lifeline appears: Racer X. But alliances on the track are as fragile as they are fast, and even with Spritle, Trixie, and Sparky in his corner, it may take everything Sp...
Second story was the best. First story had a decent concept. The last story was also one with a good concept that lacked execution.
IN THIS CRUEL UNIVERSE, PERCEPTION IS REALITY . . . AND REALITY IS PAIN! Join petrifying pioneers Ryan Haddock (The Brothers Flick), Amy Roy (EC’s Epitaphs from the Abyss), and EC newcomer Andrew Wheeler (Another Castle) as they probe the far reaches of space for any pinprick of hope . . . and artists Kano (Gotham Central), Andrea Mutti (EC’s C...
Enjoying this Rabble Assessor story. This was a fun issue.
SPIDER VS. RABBLE - ROUND THREE! Arch-foe RABBLE's quest for revenge against MILES MORALES threatens to engulf Spider-Man's entire world. Years ago, she lit a fire of a master plan - and now those flames are spreading out of control! Once again, Spider-Man's past comes back to haunt him…and this time, no one walks away clean.
Wildly generic main story. Decent first back up story. Ron Frenz art in the last??? I'll give it a bump just for that.
THE RUMORS ARE TRUE! Venom has a brand-new red-and-blue suit - and a brand new name to go with it! How will the people of New York react when they find out that the city's newest Spider-Man is the SYMBIOTE they love to loathe? Luke Cage and Otto Octavius are ready to debate the matter - with their fists! PLUS: A bonus tale of the origin of an even ...
This book is really dark and messed up. I can't recommend this book, but if you're willing to read a story of revenge, which it promises page 1, then get ready for a ride.
Something terrible has happened. For forty days she was tortured by five men and left for dead--but she will get her revenge on each and every one of them. And it will be bloody. An event that takes her on a strange and violent supernatural path of payback through bizarre encounters with ex-hitmen, sadistic art enthusiasts, and literal devils.
Something terrible has happened. For forty days she was tortured by five men and left for dead--but she will get her revenge on each and every one of them. And it will be bloody. An event that takes her on a strange and violent supernatural path of payback through bizarre encounters with ex-hitmen, sadistic art enthusiasts, and literal devils.
I feel like we are actually reaching a point in the story where the main plot is about to explode. Hopefully, that is correct. I like the series, but it would be nice for it to all climax here soon.
Cole Turner had a plan to fix everything. That was before a dangerous new regime seized the reins of the DoT. Now, he’s on the run—and he may have nowhere left to turn except for Black Hat, the counter-agency that’s been trying to recruit him since the very beginning...
Also in this issue: acclaimed guest creators Scott Snyder an...
Another good issue. I wasn't that enthralled with this series at the beginning, but it's grown on me. It's always a reliably good read.
Tensions flare between Elsie and Gigi under Pet City’s new leadership! Things haven’t been the same between the two cats since Elsie’s betrayal and now Gigi's been offered a choice that could change our cats’ lives forever... And her answer will shock everyone.
Doesn't hit like issue 2, but still a solid read.
Wounded and alone, Milton wakes up in the home of a family hiding from the war. But safety is short-lived. As tensions rise and secrets surface, Milton must decide who to trust—and how far he’s willing to go to survive.
What a cool series. Makes me want to try watching the movie. Definitely the best Universal Monsters book so far.
FINAL ISSUE
Everything has been leading to this. The world will finally see Jack Griffin’s true face as THE INVISIBLE MAN is unleashed!
Pretty bad ass issue of Geiger. Always a good time reading it.
CAN GEIGER DIE?Tariq Geiger has been captured, stripped of his powers, and thrown into a twisted society within a high-security penitentiary known only as the Prisoners. No allies. No escape. No more time. As he’s sentenced to death inside their brutal system, the question isn’t whether Geiger can survive…it’s whether he ever really could.
I have no idea how long this series is supposed to be, but 3 issues in and we got what happened already? Where does it go from here? It's a great issue.
Death has come to the town of Caverton, and Jack is left to pick up the pieces. But in saving the family he has left, will he condemn the rest of his neighbors and friends to an even worse fate? And as the human survivors get split up, the dead only grow hungrier...
It's a little redundant, but it's a fun read that's pretty much all action.
WRATH OF THE IMMORTAL WEAPONS! Just when DANNY RAND thought he was in the clear, the IMMORTAL WEAPONS stand in his way: FAT COBRA, BRIDE OF NINE SPIDERS, DOG BROTHER #1 & PRINCE OF ORPHANS! Will he destroy his once immortal partners, or will they put Danny back in his grave? Danny's final judgment awaits him…
I really enjoyed this issue. It was much more interesting than the first one.
In a near-future world where an app pays users for their secrets, one man’s desperation for a better life drives him to share more—and risk more—than he ever imagined. TERRORBYTES is a chilling descent into the seductive power of surveillance, self-disclosure, and the price of feeling seen in a world that’s always watching.
It's not as wild as the first series, but it has a lot of good scenes that make it a joy to read.
Monica is inching closer and closer to discovering the truth about her brother’s death…willing to do anything—cross any line—to make it happen. Samantha Strong should be worried, but instead, the thrill has never been greater. Her unwitting prey is squirming in her clutches. For Samantha, this is where the real fun begins.
The art remains solid. The story is pretty good. I just didn't like how easy these long explanations came to the agents. It just didn't feel natural and was a little bogged down.
As new evidence points to political motives, FBI and KGB agents press deeper into the mystery, following a trail of blood… that may lead them straight to the killer.
Racer X may not be the most in depth series, but it does provide nice context as a companion to Speed Racer.
The Shooting Star is in flames. Alpha Automotive is in free fall. And Dante Ferno is calmly stuffing a squirrel. As Racer X hits the icy switchbacks of the Great Alpine Race in a mysterious new car, the Tiger Syndicate closes in, racers play dirty, and Dante serves poison with a smile. But when a landslide threatens to wipe out the field, only one ...
You probably could read this on its own, but it's so much better if you know all the Criminal lore.
THE FIRST NEW CRIMINAL BOOK IN FIVE YEARS!
With the Prime Video adaptation premiering soon, crime comic grandmasters Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips return to their most acclaimed series with a new standalone graphic novel: The Knives.
A sprawling Criminal epic, The Knives is the most ambitious tale Brubaker and Phillips hav...
Another great issue. This series tells a simple story of revenge, but has you invested in the character.
Neil’s search for his father’s killer leads him face-to-face with one of the men behind the crime—a man whose own secrets threaten to shatter everything Neil thought he knew. In this penultimate issue, the truth proves more explosive than Neil ever expected, and what he finds may be the one thing he can’t survive.
It's good for the most part. The art is a little inconsistent, but the story remains fine for what it is.
It's good. Just feels like it could use a little more punch considering it's in the final part of the story. Although, the ending, if it sticks, could be that.
The war for America takes a sudden turn, as the invading empires discover the true nature of the threat they face. Meanwhile, the Graves siblings make a dire bargain with Aurora in an attempt to save themselves and their fellow travelers through the undiscovered country. One of the final three issues in the series, as we hurtle to the epic conclusi...
This book made me feel horrible at the end, but it was totally worth it.
The hit ongoing series returns from Deniz Camp (Ultimates, Absolute Martian Manhunter) and Eric Zawadzki! Are you or someone you love suffering from Retro Anterograde Temporal Diminishment? Do you find yourself vacillating between child and octogenarian from one moment to the next? Is it increasingly difficult to remember important details such a...
It's only a good issue if you've read everything up to this point.
NEW STORY ARC
It’s 1909, and Simon Pure has traded gunpowder and glory for quiet days and a clock-punching job. But something—or someone—will drag the immortal redcoat back into adventure. What threats loom? And which old friend has come knocking to reignite the fire?
The past is never dead. And Simon Pure is about to ...
It was a good and fun ending to this fun series. Not sure where it goes from here, but I'm glad I picked this up.
MINISERIES FINALE
Could it end any other way?