Southern Bastards #1 review Image Comics somehow brings out the grungiest, sci fi-est, darkest, and realest books on the market. Besides the sci fi-est word I just made up, Southern Bastards #1 is all of those things. A literal hard hitting book that will probably shake you to the core. Southern Bastards #1 brings Earl […]
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Elektra #1 review Did you know Elektra #1 dropped this week? Maybe? Probably not, the thing is, you should have picked it up. Elektra #1 is the best book out this week that you’re not reading. Sure, I myself am not a huge Elektra fan, it could be because I don’t tend to enjoy much
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Lumberjanes #1 review Popular web comic writer Noelle Stevenson teams up with Brooke Allen to bring the campy Lumberjanes #1 to Boom! Box. Honestly I’ve never heard of any of the people or publisher I just listed, these are all new to me, but if you’re a fan of Noelle Stevenson, then you’ve probably been
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Batman Eternal #1 review DC Comics isn’t finished promoting their “New 52” books, as much as some people may tire of it, they are still finding ways to creatively sneak it into existence. Their newest adventure? Batman Eternal #1. Not only is Batman Eternal #1 in fact a New 52 title, it’s being released as
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Inhuman #1 Review Marvel has finally released the story arc to their highly anticipated Inhumanity book, but has Inhuman #1 come a little too late? Inhuman #1 comes months (5 to be exact) after the very heavy and deeply story driven Inhumanity book. For those who didn’t read Inhumanity #1, Black Bolt had essentially launched
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All-New Ghost Rider #1 review Marvel NOW! attempts to revitalize the most curious burning skull faced devil rider that’s ever graced the pages of a Marvel comic book in All-New Ghost Rider #1. Writer Felipe Smith and artist Tradd Moore want you to read this book asking if Ghost Rider is “Good or Evil” or
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Captain America The Winter Soldier Should you see Captain America? Yes! It’s a great action film! Cap, Nick Fury and Black Widow all look great. The most notable character introduced this film is Sam Wilson. Sam’s introduction and development through the film doesn’t feel pushed on the audience. The character becomes a brother in arms
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Veil #1 Review Veil #1 from Dark Horse Comics is coming to you from the wonderful writer Greg Rucka (classic Batwoman fame) and artist Toni Fejzula. Veil is an unusual story, with Veil #1 actually leaving more questions than answers. An unnamed woman wakes up in some rat infested subway, rhymes her way to the
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Magneto #1 review We all know Magneto is a bad ass, everyone knows that, no one doubts that, but when you make a book dedicated to the man, the myth, the legend, everything almost becomes unbelievable. Magneto #1 is proof that you can make the most evil villain of villains seem eviler…eviler? Right! It does
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Starlight #1 review Well, Mark Millar has done it again. Created then wrote some comic book I’d love to see as a movie, no, I want to see as a movie. At a distanced glance, Starlight #1 appears to be some Flash Gordon clone, but as you read each scene, take in each line, it proves
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Fantastic Four #1 Review Indeed, the fall of the Fantastic Four. Sure, the “World’s Greatest Comic Magazine” hasn’t been the greatest, at least in my opinion, for quite some time, but nothing stops Marvel from rebooting the shit outa books that aren’t up to snuff, and Fantastic Four is one of the them. Fantastic Four
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New Warriors #1 review Who are the New Warriors? Who is this rag tag super hero bunch? I’m asking you, I really don’t know. I don’t even know any of their names. Ok, that’s a lie, I do know who Scarlet Spider is, wow, and Nova. To inform those who aren’t informed, such as myself
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