Comic Reviews

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: The Fade Out #9

SECRET SHARED HISTORY The Fade Out series is now embarking to its ultimate story arc by showing once and for all the key historical moments that started the so-called “beautiful” collaboration/friendship turned into uneasy and ...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rift Library Edition HC

FUSING PAST and PRESENT Better late than never, as what the cliché says it best. What I mean is I recently acquired Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rift Library Edition HC for my favorite godchild because this has virtua...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: The Fade Out, Vol. 2: Act Two

UNDER THE NOSE Here are some of the “secret ingredients” of a great suspense thriller: couple of murder scenes; a pinch of intrigues; a tablespoon of gossips; a touch of backstabbing SOBs; drops of boozes; another round of blac...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #4

ART OF WAR This is it, folks. This is what we are waiting for! Charles Soule has a soul or two left to make the Secret Wars tie-in Civil War one of the best readings so far. I am not exaggerating, but just saying something wort...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Batman #44

YOU’RE THE REASON Batman #44 makes us reflect on the issue so seriously written, it questions us further on the extent of Bruce Wayne’s philanthropy and his overall zeitgeist on Gotham City and its citizens. Ok, this latest cha...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Tyson Hesse’s Diesel #1

KNOW YOUR PLACE Since mainstream comics are approaching to their crossroads in terms of storytelling and the directions their respective companies undertake, independent comic publishers on the other hand are already grounded t...

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