Tag: Reviews
Review: X-Men Legacy #6 FEATURING PIXIE
X-Men Legacy completes the first arc, with writer Si Spurrier taking its lead character - which, I still can't really believe, is Professor X's...
Mini Marvels: Hawkeye #8 – My Bad Penny
Hey bro. Bro! You reading Hawkguy bro? Missin' out bro.
So I'm not exactly a new Marvel reader. I've read decades of old titles and...
ADVANCE REVIEW: Keeping Things Real in THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, Book 2
Vertigo released Book 1 of its THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO graphic novel adaptation of the award-winning posthumously published Millennium Series novels by...
Review: 2000AD 1821: Happy Anniversary, Tharg
Last Wednesday's issue of 2000AD was special not just because I don't think any serialised comic has ever had an issue one thousand, eight...
REVIEW: A Hero Reborn in GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY #0.1
Everyone’s a little puzzled by the strange choice of number on this issue, somewhere between a #0 traditional origin story and a #1 launch...
Review: Batman Incorporated #8 – The Boy Wonder Returns
(Spoilers!) Well, we can't say that we didn't know it was coming. From early on in the run, Grant Morrison has said in interviews...
Advance Review: Uncanny Skullkickers #1 tests out The Adjective of Power
Uncanny is such a strange word to use to describe a comic, much less a range of different comics which tend to feature characters...
Review: Completely Happy!
The concluding issue of Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson's Happy! has finally made its way to the shelves, and has seemingly divided critics right...
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....
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: 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...
