Image Comics

REVIEW: What is love in ‘Tokyo Ghost #10’?

This titular question fits quite perfectly after I read the tenth and ultimate chapter of TOKYO GHOST. Love is an emotional force that makes the world around. Rick Remender presents his formulaic emotional grinding storytelling...

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REVIEW: ‘Deadly Class, Vol. 4′ is a well-deserved Battle Royale

Rick Remender and Wes Craig pay tribute to the greatness (and notoriety) of the Japanese cult classic, Battle Royale, in the latest volume of Deadly Class, DIE FOR ME. It contains issues #17 -21 with some artistic features cour...

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REVIEW: The taste of conflict in ‘Starve. Vol. 2′

It is a rare moment for comic book readers to read something innovative, radical and socially relevant that mainstream comics fail to utilize and moreover, empower readers to the greater cause. More so, if one applies FOOD as a...

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REVIEW: ‘Jupiter’s Legacy 2 #2′ keeps the ball rolling to greatness!

If you haven’t been reading Jupiter’s Legacy yet then do yourself a favor and start reading this comic as it’s another piece of proof on how Mark Millar‘s writing is great in each new title. Picking up w...

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REVIEW: ‘Kill Or Be Killed #1′ gives a twisted second chance

Without further ado, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips‘ Kill Or Be Killed #1 starts off WITH THE BANG! The story starts with a killing spree and ends with an inevitable crossing of the Rubicon. It almost looks a start of the ...

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REVIEW: ‘Snotgirl #1′ is a balance between glamour and disgust

Lottie Person, a gorgeous and amazing fashion blogger known for her daily outfits and styling tips with a devoted fanbase all over the world. However behind the screen, Lottie’s life is a mess due to her horrible friends,...

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