Tag: review
DC ROUND-UP: BATMAN: THREE JOKERS is too many Jokers
THIS WEEK: The long-promised Batman: Three Jokers series finally hits shelves, about four years after it was hinted at.
Note: the review below contain spoilers. ...
Reseña: SONIC THE HEDGEHOG vol. 1 es inteligentemente rápido y cinético
Leer Sonic es como jugarlo en Sega Genesis.
The Marvel Rundown: EMPYRE #5 pushes our heroes to the wall
Reviews for this week's Marvel Comics, including EMPYRE #5, a few of the auxiliary books, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: DC’s latest event hits its stride in DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL #3
It's the end of the beginning for Death Metal, and we examine how the series has been running so far, and what this issue portends for things to come.
REVIEW: Duality and the truth about good and evil take center stage in DARK...
Brandon Sanderson’s layered narrative is deftly brought to life in graphic novel form
DC ROUND-UP: THE DREAMING: WAKING HOURS #1 is the world’s prettiest nightmare
THIS WEEK: G. Willow Wilson and Nick Robles join the Sandman Universe as The Dreaming: Waking Hours #1 finally arrives.
Note: the review below contain...
Reseña: PANDA ROJO Y OSO LUNAR es una oda al imaginario de la niñez
Un libro para cuando haga falta más fantasía en el mundo.
The Marvel Rundown: EMPYRE continues to subvert our expectations
Reviews of this week's Marvel books, including EMPYRE #2, EMPYRE: X-MEN #1, and much more!
DC ROUND-UP: The pieces are put into place as Joker War kicks off in...
Joker War is promising something new to say about the never-ending struggle between Batman and The Joker...we just don't know what yet
REVIEW: In KARMEN, meet your new favorite Manic Pixie Death Girl
Comics do not lack for fun, female reapers -- and Karmen is the new girl.
The Marvel Rundown: EMPYRE #1 kicks off Marvel’s next big event in style
Reviews of Marvel Comics new release, including EMPYRE #1, GIANT-SIZE X-MEN: MAGNETO #1, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: A fond farewell to SUPERMAN’S PAL JIMMY OLSEN
THIS WEEK: We close the book on Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen and deal poorly with noir tropes in Strange Adventures #3.
Note: the reviews below...
