August 12th Reviews: “Big Girls” and “Seven Secrets” Another week and another twofer review. Aren’t you a lucky one. Maybe the big two publishers pumping out Metal and Empyre aren’t enough for you. Indulge your inner hipster and step out of the mainstream into these two indies this week. Big Girls and Seven Secrets. Big […]
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Wynd #1 Review Wynd #1 from BOOM! Studios kind of just popped up on racks this week. Previewed as a trade scheduled to arrive later this year, BOOM! thought it was time to give comic readers some much needed solace from everything around the world and surprise us with a very good original new series.
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Alienated #1 Review Alienated #1 from BOOM! Studios is coming in hot right after highly acclaimed Once and Future and Something is Killing the Children. I’ve always found these indie reads refreshing, something Image has been doing for years while smaller publishers like BOOM! and Aftershock are really beginning to hit their stride. In Alienated
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Something Is Killing The Children #1 Review BOOM! Studios has been dishing out some great books as of late and the print sales show. Something Is Killing The Children #1 is already onto multiple printings as is the very hot book, Once & Future. They both coincidentally have one thing in common: monster hunting. Something
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Once & Future #1 Review It’s nice to see a Boom! Studios book on shelves getting some hype behind it. I don’t get to review Boom! Studios books enough, and Kieron Gillen and Dan Mora’s Once & Future is deserving of attention. Kieron Gillen is no stranger to hype. We’re talking the co-creator of The
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Rocko’s Modern Life #1 Review 90’s nostalgia is a thing now, I know it’s hard to hear for some of us but yes, if I do my math correctly, it’s been over 24 years since Rocko’s Modern Life hit that beautiful channel with the bright orange couch. Twenty-Four years! Can you believe that? Boom! Studios
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The Last Contract #1 review Boom Studios brings you a different type of hitman book courtesy of The Last Contract #1, a four part miniseries. A hitman who’s been out of the game for over two decades is brought back in as a hit is put up for his own head. The players are different,
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Klaus #1 review Forget everything you know about Christmas and forget everything you think you know about Santa Claus, because Grant Morrison is here to set the record straight in Klaus. Santa Claus wasn’t the puffy and jolly red nosed humanitarian you know him to be now, he was something much more bad ass. Klaus
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Munchkin #1 review Munchkin, the RPG-like card game that I’ve always been curious about but too cheap to buy. Maybe I’m a little complacent in the fact that I really haven’t tried that hard to play it, or maybe I’ve been a little scared to, card games can be confusing, and a game meant for
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Big Trouble in Little China #1 Review Jack Burton, your favorite confidence spewing truck driver from hopefully your favorite John Carpenter classic is back in Big Trouble in Little China #1. If it’s not your favorite Carpenter film, then forget you, and if you’ve never seen Big Trouble in Little China, what the hell have
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The Woods #1 review High School is hard enough, but try having yours dropped on some random planet, er moon, sorry, full of flesh eating bat things and gawd only knows what else that’s licking its chops and patiently waiting to hunt you down like your some delicious toy. The Woods #1 is exactly that,
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Extermination #1 Review Here’s a quick hit for a book that should be under your radar but probably isn’t. Extermination #1 from BOOM! Studios dropped this week and can be yours for almost free. Extermination puts two unlikely heroes, and I use hero loosely since one is actually a villain, thrust together to try and
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