Comic Review: Harrow County #27
Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist & Letterer: Tyler Crook When Bunn and Crook took a short break after the cliffhanger ending of #24, I knew the post-hiatus issues had potential. But the last 3 books have been...
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NYCC 17: Nintendo’s Arms Comic by Dark Horse
In a completely out of left-field announcement, Nintendo has extended its partnership with Dark Horse to bring their newest fighting game series, Arms, to comics. Well we are lite on details, we do know...
Comic Review: Harrow County #24
Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist & Letterer: Tyler Crook This one kicks off with a bang, as the series’ title (always inventively worked into the opening pages) is written in white lightning. Following the untimely...
Comic Review: Harrow County #22
Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist & Letterer: Tyler Crook Last issue ended with one of the most shocking cliffhangers yet: Bernice, Emmy’s long-time friend, is hunting down the supernatural beings of Harrow and is willing to...
Comic Review: Harrow County #19
Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist: Tyler Crook & Aud Koch Following the many intense revelations in the previous issues regarding Emmy’s “family” and the true nature of her power, Bunn kicks off a new arc by...
Dan’s Comic Reviews: Week of Aug 26th 2015
“Stringers” and “Zodiac Starforce” debut, “Fight Club” disappoints, “Dead Drop” concludes, and Ninjak simultaneously dies in “Book of Death” while delivering a knock out issue in his ongoing series – all in this week’s reviews...
Jonathan’s Comic Book Reviews – Week of 5/27/15
This week I review Old Man Logan #1 and All-New Hawkeye #3 from Marvel Comics and Fight Club 2 #1 from Dark Horse Comics!
Comic Book Review: Archie vs. Predator #1
This is probably a crossover you were not expecting. How did it turn out?
Jonathan’s Comic Book Reviews – Week of 1/7/15
Alright, let’s try something a little different this week. Here are shorter reviews for more comics. I feel like I can cover more bases this way, plus you readers get some more variety. Amazing...
Comic Book Review – Star Wars #18
Star Wars #18 Script: Brian Wood Pencils: Stéphane Créty Inks: Julien Hugonard-Bert Lettering: Michael Heisler Cover Art: Víctor Manuel Leza This was a solid installment by Brian Wood and co. This arc has been...
