Tag: Reviews
Advance Review: Ballistic #1 by Adam Egypt Mortimer & Darick Robertson
Hmm, could this be the next Saga?
You may recall our sneak peak at Ballistic #1 last month - the new comic from Adam Egypt Mortimer and Darick Robertson hits the shelves tomorrow, and if you...
Monday’s Review Slate – Fionna & Cake #1-6
Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake
Natasha Allegri (w, a, c), Patrick Seery (c) Britt Wilson (l), Noelle Stevenson, Lucy Knisley (back-ups), Shannon Watters (e)
Here's a six-issue miniseries from Kaboom, who have spent the past few...
Monkeybrain Review Fest
Monkeybrain have been going for a year now, garnering a fair handful of Eisner nominations and building up a substantial library of creator-owned titles. That in mind, what are their most recent releases like?...
Monday’s Review Slate: Lazarus and Pizza Dog
This week's been a big week for comics! All kinds of goings-on were, well, going-on. I'm narrowing it down to just the two comics, though. The ones everybody's been talking about. Lazarus #1 from...
Review: Young Avengers #6 aka the Kate Brown Issue!
It’s not often that a superhero comic gives me chills, particularly when we’re talking villains, but then it’s not often you that see a superhero comic from someone like Kate Brown.
Confession: Kate Brown is...
Monday’s Review Slate: Transformers, The Amateur Astronomer’s Journal, Demeter
This week's review slate sees me trying out Transformers for the first time ever, in the form of Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters #1. I'll also be flicking through the pages of Neil Slorance's The...
REVIEW: Noah Van Sciver Draws What He Wants to Draw in BLAMMO 8
Noah Van Sciver possesses one of the most original voices in indie comics. There’s little doubt about that. But he’s been on a strange road of personal exploration that has led to some big...
Monday’s Review Slate: Captain Midnight and Invincible
Another week, and a whole slew of new comics on the horizon. This week I'm going to review a superhero relaunch, as well as one of the longest-running superhero comics around: Captain Midnight #0,...
DIGITAL REVIEW: Gabriel Hardman’s Kinski 1 & 2
I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I purchased this digital comic, but I'm a sucker for dogs and Monkey Brain comics haven't let me down yet. Gabriel Hardman's Kinski is simple,...
REVIEW: Aw Yeah Comics #1
On the back of their monumentally successful Kickstarter campaign, the team behind Aw Yeah Comics have made the first issue of their new series available. If you backed the Kickstarter - and evidence suggests...
Review: Roger Langridge’s The Fez #1
Unveiled at 2D Festival last weekend, Roger Langridge's 'The Fez' mini-comic has been made available online for a pound. Featuring an invisible hero with a fez and monocle, it's a wonderfully silly twelve-page piece...
REVIEW: Denver-local WICKED AWESOME TALES Debuts at DCC!
In an episode of alarming synchronicity I’m able to review a Denver-local indie comic debuting at Denver Comic Con on the day the con opens. If you can’t be in Denver to pick up...
