Review: ‘It’s Cold In The River At Night’ presents love as an unknown country
Strangers in an unnamed European rural area, Carl and Rita have moved into a house on stilts in the water, the last of its...
The Marvel Rundown: The Battle of the MacGuffins Breaks out of INFINITY COUNTDOWN as...
Now that we know Infinity Wars is on the horizon, will the prequel series, Infinity Countdown start to lay the groundwork? Check out the newest installment of The Marvel Rundown to find out!
DC ROUND-UP: ACTION COMICS #1000 reminds us why Superman is the most important superhero...
Alex reviews the historic ACTION COMICS #1000.
REVIEW: Lemire and Ormston Return to the Farm in BLACK HAMMER: AGE OF DOOM...
The next chapter of the Black Hammer series reveals new mysteries and expands the universe of the series.
Review: Making sense of Mauretania in ‘The New World’
Subtitled “Comics from Mauretania,” the stories in Chris Reynolds’ The New World don’t take place in the African country of the same name, but...
The Starting Line: Boom! Studios makes RoboCop 4 Citizens on Patrol.
Another week means a brand new slew of comic books. Dead or alive, we're coming with Boom! Studios new RoboCop book.
ROBOCOP: Citizens Arrest #1
Story:...
The Marvel Rundown: Saluting Veteran artist Chris Samnee’s Marvel Departure, CAPTAIN AMERICA #700!
Marvel is celebrating yet another milestone this week with the advent of Captain America #700! We've got a thorough analysis of the story along with a quick...
DC ROUND-UP: Something old, something new in HAL JORDAN AND THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS...
DC Comics is trying something new. In the wake of their Rebirth initiative, the publisher has rapidly expanded its content to include diverse new...
Review: Whit Taylor reveals what’s missing
In two recent releases, Whit Taylor uses her strong talent for intimacy in cartooning to present situations — some personal, some fictional — that...
The Starting Line: Aspen Bound for Portal combat on WrestleMania week.
Welcome to the week in #1 comics. Also, happy WrestleMania week! Before men and women with no pants fight over belts, let's look a...
Review: Jason Novak hails Caesar to death
There’s a whole lot about the current political climate in the United States that makes Jason Novak’s Et Tu, Brute?, which will be out...
Review: Frank Miller’s Xerxes #1 Returns Readers to the Greco-Persian Wars
Frank Miller is in full 300 mode in this sequel miniseries from Dark Horse Comics.
