Comic Book Review – Saga #19
Writer: Brian K. Vaughan Illustrator: Fiona Staples So chances are, if you're reading this review, you're probably already familiar with Image Comics' mega hit series, Saga. Brian K. Vaughan's latest…
Comic Book Reviews – Amazing Spider-Man #2 and Amazing X-Men #7
Amazing Spider-Man #2 Writer: Dan Slott Artist: Humberto Ramos Inker: Victor Olazaba Colors: Edgar Delgado Letterer: Chris Eliopoulos Peter Parker is back and continues to deal with the fallout from…
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Review: Girl Meets World Pilot
A little more than a month out from it's official premiere on the Disney Channel, Disney has put out the first episode of Girl Meets World on its "Watch Disney"…
Comic Book Review – Invincible #111
Writer: Robert Kirkman Penciler: Ryan Ottley Inker: Cliff Rathburn Colorist: John Rauch Guest Reviewer: Bubbles McGee Issue #111 is suppose to be the start of a new direction for Invincible,…
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Review: Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers Episode 1/2
In the past decade, Marvel has taken great strides to expand their franchises beyond the pages of comics. In some ways, they have been met with great success through endeavors…
Comic Book Review – Wolverine #6
Wolverine #6 Writer: Paul CornellArtist: Gerardo SandovalColors: David CurielCover: Ryan Stedman & Edgar Delgado Patch is back! Wolverine and company travel to Madripoor to track down a destructive alien object…
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Review: Godzilla (2014)
In 2004, Toho released Godzilla: Final Wars in theaters to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Godzilla series. The film tried its hardest to provide as much spectacle as possible,…
Comic Book Reviews Frank’s Haul 5/14/2014
Justice League United #1 Writer: Jeff Lemire Art by: Mike McKone Those Canadian space aliens return! After investigating a mysterious disappearance, the Justice League find themselves battling a creature that…
Comic Book Review – Fantastic Four #4
Fantastic Four #4 Writer: James Robinson Artist: Leonard Kirk Inkers: Karl Kesel and Jay Leisten Colors: Jesus Aburtov The return of the Wrecking Crew! Wait, they’re the Frightful Four now!…
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Review: Scram Kitty and His Buddy On Rails
You ever have a friend who takes things just a little too literal? The fine folks at Dakko Dakko, either take things too literal or have a fantastic sense of…