Avengers vs X-Men AvX #2 Review I’m going to call this issue “Phoenix Rising” without giving away too many spoilers, I want to just speak up now and say, “You should be reading this series!” On the first few pages you see the teams numbers are a little more even now with Avengers sporting 16 […]
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Reset #1 Review Reset is…different. That’s all I can say, but being different isn’t a bad thing. In fact, different may not even be the right word to describe Reset #1 or all of Peter Bagge‘s work; unique is probably more appropriate. Jim down at Cosmic Comics! enlightened me on Bagge’s work and it ultimately lead
Kingsman The Secret Service #1 Review “Millarworld” has been popping out comic book after comic book these past few weeks and doesn’t appear to be losing any steam. Following up Kick-Ass 2 and the impressive Super Crooks, Millar has dropped the Secret Service #1 this week. The Secret Service #1 starts off strong and made me literally laugh out loud with
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Dead Pooh #1 Review Have you ever watched Winnie the Pooh and wondered what it would be like if it was in the city and the characters were actually as unwholesome as real people? Yeah, me neither, but apparently Antarctic Press has because they’ve created a whole new Hundred Acre Wood in their parody comic
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Batman Arkham Unhinged #1 Review A prequel to the highly successful Batman: Arkham City video game was inevitable, but took a surprisingly long time to hit store shelves than I thought it would. The first issue of Batman Arkham Unhinged naturally focuses more on how Arkham City came to be, and why the rift between
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Batman & Robin #6 Review Writer: Peter J. Tomasi Cover Art: Patrick Gleason & Mick Gray Artists: Patrick Gleason & Mick Gray Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: February 8, 2012 Cover Price: $2.99 In this issue, the consequences of Damian’s revolt lead Bruce towards an encounter with Nobody that may cause more than one fatality before the night is through. This
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Batman & Robin: Issue #1-4 Recap In #1-4 you see a very emotionally damaged young child. Bruce kind of sees it but hopes he can change it, and chooses to be blind to how bad the situation really is. In the issues leading up to #5 you see just how twisted Damian Wayne is even
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