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Review: ‘JLA/Doom Patrol’ #1 Showcases the Best Bizarre Qualities of Superhero Comics
Keep superhero comics weird. That must be the slogan of Doom Patrol. Throughout the series run […] -
Review: ‘Hungry Ghosts’ #1 Fails to Deliver on a Promising Concept
Hungry Ghosts marks the debut of the Berger Books line at Dark Horse Comics. It’s a new line […] -
Review: ‘Southern Bastards’ #19 Taps Into Its Animal Drives
We often compare human behavior to that of animals. Think of the last time someone backed you into […] -
Review: ‘Legion’ #1 Provides a Perfect Introduction to a Convoluted Character
David Haller doesn’t have the most direct origin in superhero comics. There’s no “Doomed […] -
Review: ‘VS’ #1 Eviscerates the Future, On and Off the Battlefield
The juxtaposition of science fiction, brutal sport, and social media isn’t new to comics. It […] -
Review: ‘Damage’ #1 Is the Definition of a Blockbuster Comic
If you remember the first wave of Image Comics in the 1990s, then Damage #1 will undoubtedly […] -
Review: ‘Ice Cream Man’ #1 Delivers Some Chills, But Fails to Stick
I don’t believe there’s truly a bad episode of The Twilight Zone. Not all of them are great, […] -
Review: ‘Old Man Hawkeye’ #1 Plays the Hits, But Needs Its Own Stakes
There’s no doubt that “Old Man Logan” is one of Marvel’s bona fide hits, an […] -
Review: ‘Mech Cadet Yu’ Is a Sweet New Series With Legs to Last
Many of the best new concepts in comics are pitched as a remix. Saga is constantly referred to as […] -
Review: ‘Exit Stage Left’ #1 Offers a Witty and Woebegone Beginning
“Monsters will come for you whether you believe in them or not.” Snagglepuss is warned by a […]
