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...
REVIEW: On the Road with Paul Pope’s THE ONE TRICK RIP-OFF +DEEP CUTS
For those savvy enough to have read Paul Pope’s (BATMAN: YEAR 100, HEAVY LIQUID, BATTLING BOY in 2013) ONE TRICK RIP-OFF when it first...
Review: Thief of Thieves Vol. 1 – “I Quit.”
Thief of Thieves is an interesting book before you even get around to reading it. This is a comic where Robert Kirkman channels his TV...
Review: Green Arrow #17
It must be difficult to put out a comic when Hawkeye comes out. But especially so if you also happen to be writing a...
Review: Hawkeye #7 – Don’t Say The ‘B-Word’
I'm not saying it! I don't think I've seen a single review of Matt Fraction's superhero-free series which hasn't eagerly slipped in at least...
Review: Emily (and the) Strange(rs) #1
If we can trust editor Rachel Edidin (and who wants to live in a world where we can't?) then Emily Strange is a pretty...
The Mystery of the Missing Crossover – DC’s Flashpoint Revisited
Not too long ago, I saw the hardcover of Flashpoint on the library shelf. I didn't pick up Flashpoint when it came out, given how overused the alternate...
Veni, Vidi, Vici: 3 great comics you need to read
Ok, so the title's a bit dubious, but I thought it'd be nice to have a feature where we look at 3 comics, the criteria...
Review: The Many Faces of DOCTOR WHO: PRISONERS OF TIME #1
If you somehow didn’t know it already, then this is breaking news for you: this year marks the 50th anniversary of the longest running...
Review: Batman and Robin Annual #1
One accusation thrown at DC is that their comics are very stern, and there's little room for silliness and fun jokes in their Universe....
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