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Review: ‘The Man of Steel’ #1 Is a Slow Start With Promise
Brian Michael Bendis’ The Man of Steel #1 is a solid base on which to build something […] -
Review: The Battle for the Psiots Begins in ‘Harbinger Wars 2’
Harbinger Wars 2 has a lot to live up to, but it is getting off to a mighty good start, and […] -
Review: ‘Sword Daughter’ #1 Takes Its First Steps Towards Something Greater
Writer Brian Wood returns to a familiar setting for his latest Dark Horse Comics series, Sword […] -
Review: ‘Immortal Hulk’ #1 Transforms Heroism Into Horror
Immortal Hulk is a Marvel horror comic. There are two important elements in that description, […] -
Review: ‘Justice League’ #1 Offers a Bright Vision of the Future
Justice League has always been set apart from other superhero teams by its scale and promise. […] -
Review: ‘Go Go Power Rangers’ #10 Spotlights Character Over All Else
The origin of the Ranger Slayer continues in Go Go Power Rangers #10, but thankfully there’s […] -
Review: ‘Thor’ #1 Is Another Epic Debut in the Age of Aaron
Jason Aaron knows how to start a Thor comic; he has been doing it for the better part of a decade. […] -
Review: ‘Nancy Drew’ #1 Is a Perfectly Heartfelt and Adorable Reimagining
The world of Nancy Drew has welcomed plenty of unique interpretations in recent years, from […] -
Review: ‘Plastic Man’ #1 Fails to Stretch the Superhero Mold
Plastic Man has a long history of pushing the boundaries in superhero comics, both literally and […] -
Review: ‘New Lieutenants of Metal’ #1 Knows How to Rock
There has been a lot of talk about metal in American comics recently, but no new series has […]
