REVIEW: A Driven Man in BALTIMORE: THE WIDOW AND THE TANK
Lord Henry Baltimore, Vampire Hunter, is more strictly speaking the hunter of a specific vampire, as THE WIDOW AND THE TANK one-shot reminds us....
You Can Never Be Me: Bat-tales from Patrick Kyle
You Can Never Be Me by Patrick Kyle
There's a meme (as I believe they're called) that I see cropping up fairly regularly in my...
Review: Down at the Pub with HELLBLAZER #300
Opening remarks are a prerequisite to talking about the final Vertigo issue of the imprint’s longest running series, the only from Vertigo's original armada...
Review: The Death of Superman
Nowadays we think of it as the pre-mullet era of Superman, but at the time The Death of Superman was an incredibly big idea...
Review – Revisiting the New 52 TPBs (Action Comics, Frankenstein, Hawkman, Justice League, OMAC,...
Since they seem to have decent library penetration, I've been going through and reading the tpbs of some of the DC relaunches that didn't...
Review: The Infinite Wait by Julia Wertz: bio, booze and books
The Infinite Wait by Julia Wertz
Koyama Press
I have a complicated and knotty relationship with auto-bio comics, beset by apprehension and cynicism. There's no doubt the...
Review: Judge Dredd #1-3 (IDW)
This is the second go-round with a US-based Judge Dredd series. DC tried their hand at Dredd for 18 issues of the main title...
REVIEW: A Whirlwind Tour of the DOCTOR WHO OMNIBUS, Volume 1
IDW’s first volume of the collected DOCTOR WHO OMNIBUS is a compact but substantial little tome gathering two long story arcs (“Agent Provacateur” and...
Second Opinion: Batman #17
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Batman #17 came out this week, concluding their 'Death of the Family' storyline to universal approval from reviewers. But...
Review: Django Unchained #2
First issues are easy – it’s the second issue where you get the proper measure of where a story is going, how it’ll play...
Review: Nobrow’s 17×23 Showcase: moon men and hopeful dystopias
17x23 Showcase
Contributors: Isaac Lenkiewicz, Kyle Platts, Henry McCausland, Nick Sheehy, Joe Kessler
Nobrow Press
Following on from the success of the excellent Nobrow anthology- a bi-annual...
Review: The Pulp Fiction of The Spider – Terror of the Zombie Queen
Introducing the best crime-fighting comic on the shelves right now: The Spider. No, not that Spider, but this one from Dynamite Entertainment that you quite possibly...
