Comic Reviews

REVIEW: Pitarra Is Strong for the Violent AX-WIELDER JON

The freshest visions in Nick Pitarra’s Ax-Wielder Jon are bathed in violence, offered in bludgeoning servings to the reader. And it is glorious.

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REVIEW: Where Does STEP BY BLOODY STEP #1 Going To Take Me?

When I saw that STEP BY BLOODY STEP was a Si Spurrier title, I got excited. I know that Spurrier can handle huge, challenging concepts while delivering big action thrills. But I was not expecting what we got.

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REVIEW: Relive the Greatest Moments of THE BEST OF ATTACK ON TITAN: IN COLOR VOL. 1

Whatever the outcome, Kodansha, Attack on Titan’s publisher, finally releases some of the manga series greatest “Episodes” (or parts/chapters) in a beautifully hardcover compilation entitled THE BEST OF ATTACK ON TITAN: IN COLO...

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REVIEW: The Tensions in SAGA #56

Perhaps, SAGA #56 presents something unpleasantly yet continues to sustain its excellent storytelling and artwork by one of the comic industry’s great two-in-one knockout duos—Fiona Staples and Brian K. Vaughan.

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REVIEW: Better Late Than Never Ever – SAGA #55

After years of long waiting (plus, the global shipping delays), SAGA strikes back with THE BANG!

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REVIEW: King of Spies #4 Finale Ends with a Big Boom and a Dash of Reality

“I’m Ronald King. I always have a plan.” I was actually very surprised at how the ending turned out. It was shocking but, in a way, inevitable. Despite the movie-like stunts throughout the series, it is still ...

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