Image Comics

REVIEW: Dying the Carpet Red with ‘Glitterbomb Vol. 1: Red Carpet’

Have you ever heard about the word – Glitterbomb? If you go on a search engine and look it up, you’ll see that it is a form of either revenge or a protest, where one sends or shower a person with glitters. It is a form of...

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REVIEW: No turning back on ‘Kill Or Be Killed Vol. 1′

Master noir-suspense-thriller Ed Brubaker and partner-in-crime Sean Phillips never seem to rest their laurels yet again with another dark and psychological tale about the concept of vigilantism in KILL OR BE KILLED Volume 1. Th...

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REVIEW: Tax the Rich with ‘Renato Jones The One%: Season One’

Comic creator Kaare Kyle Andrews goes beyond the notoriety he orchestrated in Spider-Man: Reign. He channels his inner thoughts on the current socioeconomic and cultural realities of the world in the graphic medium, alongside t...

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REVIEW: ‘The Goddamned, Vol. 1: Before the Flood’ is the Mark of The Damned

Jason Aaron is on the roll right now. One of the reasons he is nominated for this year’s Eisner’s Awards as Best Writer, I believe, is the quality of storytelling and character development he delivers in his creations and mains...

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REVIEW: Go girl! in ‘CBLDF Presents: She Changed Comics’

It is very quaint nowadays to say that comics are exclusively for males, especially boys. This is equivalent to the so-called “male” dominance in historical narrative, where women (and other “colored” pe...

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REVIEW: What happens when you die in ‘Reborn #1′

In expanding the Millarverse, Scottish scribe Mark Millar explores the concept of life beyond in REBORN #1, with artist extraordinaire Greg Capullo. What if we’re told that whatever we do in life will be reciprocated by going t...

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