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Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Evil at Baldur’s Gate’ #1 Is a Fun But Safe Fantasy Adventure
Jim Zub’s latest return to the Forgotten Realms is a fun adventure that will appeal to fans of […] -
Review: ‘Hunt for Wolverine’ Is a Frustrating Blend of Craft and Marketing
After months of teases and “post-credits scenes,” the story of Wolverine’s return is finally […] -
Review: ‘Green Arrow’ #40 Shows Just How Impactful a Hero Can Be
Part of the fun of superhero comics is seeing how certain series reflect their impact on readers […] -
Review: ‘Avengers’ #1 Is a Rocky Start to a Potentially Great Series
When Marvel announced the new Avengers book from Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness, I was over the […] -
Review: ‘Death or Glory’ #1 Gets on Track When the Action Begins
Death or Glory is a comic that presents two tracks to readers in its first issue. There is a […] -
Review: ‘Venom’ #1 Brings Out the Best in Marvel’s Lethal Protector
I’m just going to be honest out of the gate here: I’ve never really liked Venom. He was a cool […] -
Review: ‘Justice League: No Justice’ #1 Promises an Extraordinary Superhero Team Up
. It’s an odd form of storytelling that can easily tip into the realm of infomercial, which is […] -
Review: ‘Southern Bastards’ #20 Is the Series’ First Misstep
Anticlimax. When everything that you feel should be happening fails to happen, when the world ends […] -
Review: ‘New Challengers’ #1 Has Little to Offer, Unknown or Otherwise
Every new superhero comic has a lot of work to do. It must establish characters, construct stakes, […] -
Review: ‘Quicksilver: No Surrender’ #1 Is Just Getting Started
Pietro Maximoff is a character that has always felt like a bit of an also-ran when it comes to […]
