Benefit anthology comics are collections of stories where survivors of disasters tell their stories. For that reason no profits are made, all proceeds go to […]
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Feast: The Class Full Opportunity of Death
Feast is an indie comic review that reminds me I’ve gotta check all of my channels. I only just started using Instagram full time and […]
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Bloodshot Unleashed: High Tech Super Soldier Battle Royale
Bloodshot Unleashed from Valiant Entertainment is everything the company needs. With Archer & Armstrong Forever ending prematurely, Valiant is going all in on comic stores’ […]
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Lower Your Sights – Revisited Thrilling War Views
Lower Your Sights comes to us from Mad Cave Studios and Voices of Children. In this benefit anthology, readers get a look at the empathetic […]
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Unretired: Alert Famous Buffoons Have Arrived
Unretired is our first indie comics request from Ireland. In Rogue Comics we have a title going through an amusingly awkward phase of its life. […]
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Nottingham: A King’s Ransom – The Truth About Legends
So I got the most bizarre letter the other day. Nottingham: A King’s Ransom from Mad Cave goes all out on its timely marketing with […]
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A Legacy of Violence: Invasion By Obsession
Time to chalk up another comic from familiar names, Mad Cave Studios and Cullen Bunn. Don’t worry I won’t forget to mention Andrea Mutti, he […]
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The Mask: Why Wreaking Havoc Lost Its Appeal
The Mask is a title famous for its great starts and diminishing returns. You’d be forgiven if you thought I was talking about the Jim […]
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The Homelander: Some Staggering Differences
The Homelander is quite easily the strongest piece in The Boys‘ no matter the medium. But while the show is an overall better experience, I […]
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Lance Barnes Post-Nuke Dick: Crooked Is The New Status Quo
Lance Barnes: Post-Nuke Dick is a relic that’s been decorating my shelf for a while. What started in Marvel’s old creator-owned imprint went around places […]
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