The Shadow #8

JohnP

The Shadow chases some thug down an ill-lit, Spanish alleyway.  He demands information and “I know nothing!” isn’t gonna cut it.  Without batting an eye, our hero sn

Dark Shadows #10

JohnP

The latest chapter of Dark Shadows opens with Barnabus burying the dead.  This more than shows the characters moving on from the events of the last arc, but symbolically is meaningful as B

Mind The Gap #6

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Mind the Gap #6

Writer: Jim McCann

Artist: Rodin Esquejo

Review written by MaxM

A jumping point for new readers who

Judge Dredd #1

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Mega City One’s #1 hard as nails Judge is back in an all-new ongoing series, bringing justice to the criminal scum as judge, jury & executioner all rolled into one. This issue feature

MIND MGMT #0

Max M.

Writer and Artist: Matt Kindt

This will be a 'dual review' of sorts. The preview said it's a great jumping on poi

Archer & Armstrong #4

JohnP

We're four issues in to Valiant's relaunch of Archer & Armstrong and so far it's been a great ride.  This issue wraps up the first arc with a bang.  The boon is finall

X-O Manowar #7

lucstclair

Things are heating up, as a truce becomes an alliance, as Alexander, Aric & the deadly Ninjak prepare for the invasion of the Vine!

The Team

Written by Robert

Harbinger #6

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After making their escape from the clutches of the Harada Foundation, an injured Peter and his new friend Faith lay low for while, as Peter recovers from his wounds. Kris, Peter’s ex mani

Baltimore : The Play

lucstclair

Hot on the trail of Haigus, the vicious vampire who slaughtered Lord Henry Baltimore’s family, it leads him to Verona, Italy where the plague has wiped out most of the inhabitants. As the

X-Men Legacy #1

BradBabendir

            The cover of X-Men Legacy #1 feels more like a work of abstract art than it does the first impressions of a comic book, and ye

Batman and Robin #14

BradBabendir

            I think I like Batman and Robin more every time I read it. There’s something so special about what Peter J. Tomasi is do

Fantastic Four #1

BradBabendir

            Fantastic Four #1 is a very odd book, and that seems to be about the theme that the Marvel NOW! titles come with. With new wri