Comic Reviews

GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: The Fade Out Vol. 1, An epic noir in the Golden Era of Hollywood

In the ongoing tradition of releasing compilations right after an arc or story ended, Image Comics proudly presents one of its highly acclaimed titles, THE FADE OUT Vol. 1. This volume comprises issue one to four of the critica...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: The Multiversity: Mastermen #1 is the weakest link

Grant Morrison’s THE MULTIVERSITY continues to receive more critical appraisals primarily on how surprisingly accessible compared to its legitimate successor FINAL CRISIS, and pushing further his brand of meta-narrative to the ...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Judas: The Last Days – You’re Judas

“When a man becomes a Christian, he becomes industrious, trustworthy and prosperous. Now, if that man when he gets all he can and saves all he can, does not give all he can, I have more hope for Judas Iscariot than for that man...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: MPH #5 = Millar’s Procastinated Hype

I have some issues with Mark Millar’s way of ending his titles. First, they are delayed; way so long that I almost forgot they existed until I check my lists in the comic internet sites. Second are the forces behind the delays....

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Princeless: The Pirate Princess #1- Who says princesses need princes to save them?

Who says princesses need princes to save them? Raven Xingtao, the pirate princess called ‘Black Arrow’, is stuck in a tower courtesy of her own brothers. Princess Adrienne Ashe and a dwarf named Bedelia from the previous Prince...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Lazarus #15 – We are (no) friends

Less is more. That’s the beauty of the well-oiled creative collaboration in delivering a good story and killer visuals. That’s the case of Greg Rucka and Michael Lark’s latest issue Lazarus #15, the conclusion of chapter 3. Aft...

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