Comic Reviews

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Justice League #42

GEOFF JOHNS’ REDEMPTION For the record, I have serious respect with Geoff Johns in regards of narrating superhero tales with the love and spice of Silver Age superhero sensibilities, as shown in his saga-scaled Green Lantern ru...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Hawkeye #22

FAREWELL, HAWKGUY! At long last, after several months of delay and a terrifying cliffhanger in the penultimate chapter, we long-time Hawkeye-Matt Fraction followers/readers/fans finally enjoy the much anticipated finale issue #...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Strange Fruit #1

Strange Fruit #1 by J.G. Jones (Wanted, Y: the Last Man) and Mark Waid (Daredevil, Kingdom Come) definitely lives up to the title – “Strange” in a good way. The story is set during 1927’s Great Mississippi Flo...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Archie #1

OLD IS NEW Sometimes, CHANGE is paramount. This is what the people behind iconic Archie Comics do—starting with issue number one – hence, ARCHIE #1. To further spice up our expectations here, Eisner-winning duo Mark Waid...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #1

BEYOND CIVIL WAR One of the best things happen in the mega-event Secret Wars is the revisiting of some of Marvel’s best comic stories or events. Sure, we have Planet Hulk, Old Man Logan, Inferno, Age of Apocalypse, House of M, ...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Bloodstrike #1

WTF! Rob Liefield—creator of Deadpool, Cable and the X-Force – is considered one of the most polarizing and controversial comic creators ever. This time around, he returns to his Image roots by unleashing one of his signa...

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