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REVIEW: Southern Cross #1: The Long, Cold Voyage Away from Home
I work in construction as my day job. Back in 2013 I was located at a remote campsite in British […] -
ADVANCE REVIEW: Frankenstein Underground #1 Resurrects Gothic Horror in the 20th Century
A character who possess the soul of a man, but the appearance of a monster. A narrative defined in […] -
REVIEW: Criminal Special Edition is Filled with Swords, Sorcery, and Savagery
A sparsely garbed warrior wields his sword to strike down thieves, thugs, and anyone else who may […] -
Lightning Strikes Twice in Spider-Gwen #1
When Gwen Stacy, Spider-Woman (better known as Spider-Gwen) debuted in Edge of Spider-Verse #2, I […] -
PastAways Provides a Quirky Spin on Time Travel and Team Dynamics
Matt Kindt is very smart. If you read Mind MGMT, that becomes clear very quickly. Given complete […] -
The Black Hood #2: James Ellroy Painted on the Comics Page
In my review of The Black Hood #1, I spent a lot of time discussing the look and feel of the […] -
Rat Queens #9 is Enjoyable, But Calorie-less Entertainment
*Some Spoilers for Rat Queens #9 Below*Rat Queens #9 is the long awaited return of the exceedingly […] -
Fastball Feedback: Reviews For April 15
Welcome to Fastball Feedback, the place at ComicBook.Com where I review three of this week’s […] -
Film Review: “It Follows” Will Follow You Home
Seeing It Follows in theaters is something of a minor miracle for most Americans. The film was […] -
Advance Review: Kaptara #1 Fails To Honor Its Promise
There was a palpable sense of excitement in the room when Chip Zdarsky announced his second series […]
