Copperhead #1 review There’s a new Sherif in town, or Sheriff if you wan’t to be a dick about it, and that’s about how Sheriff Bronson, the newest officer of the law for the small dusty town of Copperhead is going to play it. For reasons unknown the hard headed and aggressive Bronson left (or […]
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Hawkeye vs Deadpool #0 review Hawkeye vs Deadpool #0: because every murder investigation deserves this dream team of antiheroes. Like a sitcom mixed with cop drama, Hawkeye vs Deadpool #0 delivers the dark with the funny. I don’t know what anyone else would really expect from this bunch, the cover essentially spells it out for
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Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1 review Many people know the Little Nemo name, or at least I think they do. The boy who famously traverses slumberland and dream worlds with his trusty bed. But when I saw Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1 from IDW on the shelves of Cosmic Comics!, I immediately asked
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Terminal Hero #1 review Dynamite may have a dark hero on their hands with Terminal Hero #1, that’s if you want to call it a hero at all. I’m pretty sure you get what the terminal means in Terminal Hero, unless you’re thinking like airport terminal, then you’re wrong. Brain tumors suck, I’d say they’re
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Low #1 review Rick Remender takes you to new depths and beyond the twenty thousands leagues in Low #1, his newest Image Comics title. Low #1 is yet again another post apocalyptic comic book, and I know this seems like a beat down piece of subject matter, but I can assure you Remender’s take on
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Zombie Tramp #1 review Alright you delinquents, it’s about time I got to review some quality books around here and Zombie Tramp #1 fell right into my lap. If this book could give me a lap dance and then eat my face off, it totally would. Zombie Tramp is unlike any zombie you’ve ever seen.
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The Squidder #1 review Alright you apocalypse loving ghouls, The Squidder #1 is here to take your precious zombie or Mad Max apocalypse and throw it in the trash. This is a world ruled by a demonic…squid…thing. Ok, so I’ll work on how to describe that later, and I’m sure The Squidder will do so
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Winter World #1 review Doing the review for Winter World #1 was one of the easier comic book pieces I’ve had to write recently, mainly because the premise is like so many other post apocalyptic tales of despair. Winter World #1 follows Scully and his teenage sidekick Wynn as they try to survive the frozen
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Outcast #1 review Robert Kirkman escapes the zombie scene and tackles a much more curious and unseen presence. How can I describe Outcast #1 from Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta? I imagine Marty McFly would say its “heavy, doc”, Jack Burton would probably ask “are you out of your mind, wang?”, and Bill & Ted
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The Wicked + The Divine #1 review I spent maybe 15 minutes staring at the blog screen thinking of how I could describe The Wicked + The Divine #1. How I could make sense of young immortal gods who don’t actually live forever. Gods who don’t have any actual powers or that are believed to
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Infinity Man and the Forever People #1 review Was anyone honestly anticipating Infinity Man and the Forever People #1? Was Infinity Man ever a “thing”? And I’m not talking about that hunk of a rock that’s part of the Fantastic Four, but actually a real deal? I don’t understand DC Comics logic sometimes. Infinity Man
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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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