Review: “Saga, Vol. 02”
In the second volume of “Saga”, alien testicles, relationships (of both the familial and romantic sort), war, politics, the supernatural, and other deep (and sometimes hysterically prurient)…
Review: “Hawkeye, Vol. 01”
Matt Fraction, David Aja, and Matt Hollingsworth’s “Hawkeye” is a special thing. Their book takes a B-List comic book character and proves that, even in a…
Review: “Sex Criminals, Vol. 01”
Finding someone special can be a journey that too many of us sadly never complete. So finding someone with the same special gift to stop space…
Review: “Batman: Hush”
A mysterious new villain. A cavalcade of old villains. A mystery that stumps even the world’s greatest detective. Family intrigue. Love of family. Blockbuster action. These…
Review: “Ultimate Comics Captain America”
“…we do what we can. For the greater good.” Writer Jason Aaron and artist Ron Garney (along with colorists Jason Keith, Jim Charalamidis, and Matt Milla) construct…
Review: “Afterlife with Archie, Vol. 01: Escape from Riverdale”
Very bad things are happening to the students of Riverdale High in “Afterlife with Archie, Vol. 01: Escape from Riverdale”, a book that plays for straight…
Review: “Villains United”
Everything happens for a reason. That’s not a maxim automatically associated with villains and their miscreant ways. The miniseries “Villains United”, written by Gail Simone with art…
Review: “Hellboy, Vol. 01: Seed of Destruction”
Intrigue, action, horror, and the supernatural blend together seamlessly in a book that introduces a hero whose name sounds nefarious, yet humorous at the same time. However, Hellboy…
Review: “Black Science, Vol. 01: How to Fall Forever”
“There is no authority but yourself.” So says Grant McKay, one of the main characters in “Black Science, Volume 1: How to Fall Forever.” As Grant…
Review: “The Tooth”
The most unlikely of heroes is featured in “The Tooth”, amusingly written by Cullen Bunn and Shawn Lee and superbly illustrated by Matt Kindt. The story of…
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