Thunder Child is a request from Mad Robot Comics for their Kickstarter. This three issue series serves as a spin-off to the classic H.G. Wells […]
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Superman: Unbound – A New Underpriced Perspective
Superman: Unbound adapts Geoff Johns’ story Superman: Brainiac for a more streamlined intro to the villain. Without all of the baggage of continuity like Brainiac’s […]
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Nature’s Labyrinth – Find Your Way In Insider
Nature’s Labyrinth from Mad Cave Studios is a visually stimulating series while leaving readers in plenty of suspense. But what’s the binding idea of this […]
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Benefit Anthology Comics: Why Survival Needs More Than Hope
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 […]
Continue readingA 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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