Comic Reviews

GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Scalped Deluxe Edition Book Two

ALL IN THE WOMAN’S LOVE If there is something admirable with DC/Vertigo Comics nowadays, it is vision to publish deluxe edition of some of the highly critically, influential and awarded titles. Right now, it unleashes SCALPED T...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Drive #1

Drive #1 is a fantastic adaptation of the James Sallis novel that hit all all the right notes. But perhaps it is better suited as a full graphic novel.

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #3

SHE, SPIDER, SOLDIER, SHADOW This is getting interesting, infuriating and intriguing; all roll into one chapter of the bitter and painful consequences of an endless war. Charles Soule gets better on highlighting the downsides o...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Velvet #11

THE HUNTER’S COMETH Suspense and spy thriller maestro Ed Brubaker starts another chapter of the femme fatale-on-the-run Velvet Templeton in the fast-pacing and ever intriguing run in Velvet #11. After the rollercoaster rides in...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Archie #2

This is HUGOT! Granted, life goes on… now what? That’s what the creative team of the newest Archie attempts to explore in Archie #2. Similar to the premier issue, it has four chapters and a bonus issue with some notes by one of...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Invisible Republic, Vol. 1

NOTHING ESCAPES HISTORY! Gabriel Hardman, Corinna Bechko and Jordan Boyd explore another human possibility of space travel with the political analysis of social decay, and the rise and fall of the populist yet dictatorial regim...

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