Wrestle Heist: Tag Teaming Wrestling with the Perfect Heist
Wrestle Heist feels like a love letter to both longtime pro wrestling fans, but also those who just love a humorous caper.
SEARCH RESULTS
Tag: Comic Review
Kingdom of Earth #1: A Terrifying New World Built on Hope
Kingdom of Earth builds an unsettling world while introducing us to some horrific monsters and a protagonist worth rooting for.
Prophets of Doom #1: Schmalke and Kahl Are a Match Made in Hell
Prophets of Doom is exactly the comic that reminds me why Joseph Schmalke has become an auto-pull for me at my local comic shop and adding Amanda Kahl to the mix proved to be the perfect pairing for this twisted tale.
Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #1: A Twisted Tale Fame and Body Horror
Clayface: Celebrity Dirt hits hard for those looking for a different side of the DC Universe.
Vampyrates! #1: A Swashbuckling Adventure with Bite
Vampyrates! is exactly the type of story I love stumbling upon, a new series built on a wild idea that is fully committed to.
Exquisite Corpses: Rascal Randy #1: The Bunny Behind the Bloodshed
If you finished Exquisite Corpses Season 1 wanting more from Rascal Randy, this new series is exactly what you had hope for.
Fixation #1: Fandom Has Never Been So Terrifying
Fixation takes a bit of familiar pieces and twists them into something that ultimately feels fresh and unsettling.
Power Rangers Unlimited #1: Pure Morphin Grid Energy From Start to Finish
Power Rangers Unlimited was a much anticipated comic for me and delivers on this expectations and more.
Godzilla: Escape the Deadzone – A Bold New Path for the Godzilla Universe
Godzilla: Escape the Deadzone is such a great addition to the Kai-Sei era, proving that a great Godzilla story doesn’t always need massive kaiju battles with the King of the Monsters at the center.
D’Orc Vol. 1: A Campy Fantasy Adventure
Although I am a fan of Brett Bean, D’Orc honestly surprised me in the right ways with a chaotic, funny, fantasy adventure with heart, even tackling a sense of identity.
The Horror of Godzilla #1: Godzilla Has Never Felt More Frightening
The Horror of Godzilla #1 is exactly what the title promises, an incredibly terrifying look at the King of the Monsters through the eyes of those caught in their path.
Jay & Silent Bob: Jays of Future Past #1 – Bringing the View Askewniverse to the 616
Jay & Silent Bob: Jays of Future Past is exactly the type of crossover that sounds utterly ridiculous but somehow works far better than expected.
Land of Never #1: A Haunting Twist on a Classic Tale
Land of Never by Steve Orlando and Miguel Mora takes a familiar tale and twists it into something truly unsettling.
Beast of Borikén #1: More Than a Monster Story
Beast of Borikén is the kind of story that delivers on multiple levels, a frightening monster tale while also offering much more beneath the surface.
Supergirl: Survive #1 – Finding Hope Amid Krypton’s Tragedy
Supergirl: Survive #1 is an emotional, character-driven, fresh take on a familiar story with fantastic artwork.
Lex Luthor: Diabolical Genius – Batman Crashes Lex’s Master Plan
Lex Luthor: Diabolical Genius brings a fun, fast-paced adventure to a middle grade audience looking for a fresh look at one of DC’s most iconic families.
Event Horizon: Dark Descent – Cosmic Horror at Its Most Unsettling
Event Horizon: Dark Descent is a great return to the universe, nailing the disturbing feeling and psychological horror that made the original film become a cult classic.
Sonic the Hedgehog X Godzilla #1: A Wildly Fun Clash of Two Iconic Worlds
Sonic the Hedgehog X Godzilla is that crossover that sounds odd on paper, yet someone capture the best of both franchises in a one wild package.
Crownsville: Horror Rooted in Reality
Rodney Barnes and Elia Bonetti take real-life history and blend it with supernatural horror so if feels creepy, unsettling, and leaves a lasting impact with Crownsville.
Superman: Father of Tomorrow #1: A Chilling Take on Superman’s Mythos
Superman: Father of Tomorrow takes the familiar story of Superman and tweaks it into something a bit unsettling and really compelling.
Only the Savage are Left #1: A Terrifying and Deeply Human Apocalypse Tale
Only the Savage are Left is brutal, deeply human and balances shocking horror with heartfelt emotion that never lets up.
Absolute Green Arrow #1: A Brutal, Brilliant Reinvention of the Emerald Archer
Absolute Green Arrow isn’t just DC’s best entry into the Absolute Universe so far, it’s by-far the boldest redefinition of a classic character.
Mister Magic: The Graphic Novel – Turning Nostalgic Television Into Terror
Like Kiersten White’s prose novel, Mister Magic: The Graphic Novel by Scott Peterson, Veronica Fish, and Andy Fish is an emotional and unsettling horror tale that hits hard.
Of The Earth #1: Dread Lurks in Solitude, Texas
Of The Earth #1 is a debut issue that sinks its claws into you slowly, building on an eerie atmosphere that lingers.
Hidden Springs #1: The Most Unexpected Kaiju Comic of the Year
Writer Rob Williams and artist Nil Vendrell blend just the right amount of humor and a giant monster to create unique story led by a wonderfully unconventional cast in Hidden Springs.
