Comic Book Review – Sons of Anarchy #10
Sons of Anarchy #10 Writer: Ed Brisson Artist: Damian Couceiro Colors: Michael Spicer Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover Art: Garry Brown Sons of Anarchy is one of my favorite shows ever.…
Comic Book Review – She-Hulk #5
Writer - Charles Soule Illustrator - Ron Wimberly This She-Hulk relaunch has been one of my favorite things to come out of the whole Marvel Now! rebranding. Charles Soule has…
Comic Book Reviews – Superior Foes of Spider-Man #12 and Punisher #6
Superior Foes of Spider-Man #12 Writer: Nick Spencer Artist: Steve Lieber Color Artist: Rachelle Rosenberg After a lull the Superior Foes of Spider-Man are back in full force! So much…
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Review: Ittle Dew
Review by Dan Thomas When I was first told about Ittle Dew, it was described to me as a top-down puzzler similar to classic Zelda games--cue block puzzles and interesting…
Comic Book Review – Inhuman #2
Inhuman #2 Writer: Charles Soule Artist: Joe Madureira Color Artist: Marte Gracia During Infinity, Black Blot was forced to detonate a bomb on Attilan. The result was Attillan ending up…
Comic Book Review – C.O.W.L. #1
C.O.W.L. #1 Written by: Kyle Higgins & Alex Siegel Art by: Rod Reis Sometimes you read a book and it begins to remind you of many things you've read in…
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Review: Squids Odyssey
Life under the seas must be magical. Based on The Little Mermaid and Spongebob Squarepants a lot more goes on down there than we are led to believe. Squids Odyssey…
Comic Book Review – Dead Body Road #6
Dead Body Road #6 Writer: Justin Jordan Artist/Inker: Matteo Scalera Colorist: Moreno Disinio Letterer: Pat Brosseau “No more guns. No more running. No more games.” — Gage This is it.…
Review: Odd Thomas
Odd is a fitting name for this movie and its titular character, Odd Thomas. The movie is a mash-up of genres being part supernatural thriller and part mystery/detective story. Mixed…
Comic Book Reviews Frank’s Haul 5/21/2014
Forever Evil #7 Writer: Geoff Johns Art by: Richard Friend and David Finch Villains succeed where heroes fail. Lex Luthor and his "Injustice League" conclude the terrible reign of the…
