The original Spawn, Al Simmons, is set to return in next week’s “Spawn Resurrection.” In a story by new series writer Paul Jenkins, and longtime Spawn artist...
Crossovers can often become an embarrassment of riches but the “Nailbiter – Hack/Slash’ One Shot offers nuance to both worlds and manages to create a fun...
Reviewed by Brady Steele. If you’re a fan of Eric Powell’s The Goon, you have an idea of what to expect from this creator’s mind. At least, you think...
Reviewed By Eric Switzer. “Nameless” #2 is 20 pages of high-concept round table discussion of celestial warfare bookended by cannibalistic body horror…on the moon. I wanted...
Reviewed By Torin Chambers. “Descender” #1 marks the start of a glorious new space epic, massive in the sheer scope of its universe and ideas. This is...
Man, I simply love “Nailbiter.” Its easily one of the best horror comics currently running, and it features an intriguing set of questions that never quite get...
Reviewed By Torin Chambers. “Roche Limit” #5 closes out its first arc in an absolutely spectacular fashion. It’s a high speed rollercoaster of an issue that beautifully...
We here at Bloody-Disgusting have been pretty huge fans of “Roche Limit.” The first issue begins a neo-noir unlike anything in comics. It’s Blade Runner meets Ed Brubaker’s Criminal and...
Reviewed By Pablo Arriaga. This is the first “special” issue of “Bitch Planet” that Kelly Sue DeConnick has planned for every third issue of the series, focusing...
Hopelessness has never been something “The Walking Dead” has done with tact. Most episodes demonstrate the theme through startling imagery or some story dealing with the...
Reviewed By Jorge Solis. A mix of sci-fi and a trippy acid dream, “The Empty” #1 is visually stunning with its artistic choices, but raises a lot of...
Reviewed By Eric Switzer. “Southern Bastards” #7 brings us one step closer to connecting past to present and revealing Coach Boss’ rise to power in Crawford...
I’ve elected to spend a lot of my time reviewing “Five Ghosts” talking about the perfect symmetry the creative team has achieved, but issue #15 proves...
The return of “The Walking Dead” proved somber and reflective, with “What Happened and What’s Going On” hammering home the theme of hopelessness, and yet remained...
Reviewed By Eric Switzer. As time travel stories go, “Chrononauts” #1 isn’t your typical “kids with too much power” or “last chance to save the future” story....
Reviewed By Eric Switzer. The creative power house behind the critically acclaimed “Batman Inc.” reunite to bring us one of the strangest, most inventive series you’ll...
Reviewed By Katy Rex. The worst part about “Birthright” #5 is that we won’t get a follow-up until April. Williamson has been playing with a balance of...
Reviewed By Torin Chambers. “Nailbiter” #10 shows the title has finally stumbled and produced a comparatively weak issue. 9 out of 10 isn’t a bad batting average,...
Reviewed By Jorge Solis. Eerily suspenseful with breathtaking imagery, ‘Southern Cross’ #1 is an entertaining first entry to the sci-fi thriller. This is a well-crafted exercise in pulling at...
‘Bitch Planet’ #2 continues the strong debut of this empowered series, by both fleshing out the hierarchy of the world and developing our hero, Kamau Kogo,...
Reviewed By Katy Rex. I probably wouldn’t have picked up ‘Casanova: Acedia’ #1 on my own. My spy/intrigue quota is very well satisfied by titles like Velvet, but...
Reviewed by Eric Switzer. “Criminal: Coward” is the first arc of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (“Fatale”, “The Fade Out”) 2006 series first published by Marvel’s...
Reviewed By Eric Switzer. Coming off of a chilling cliff-hanger, “Alex + Ada” #12 is probably the most eventful issue in the series. This is a slow...
Reviewed By Eric Switzer. “Sex Criminals” #10, the finale of the second arc, has Jon and Suzie meeting up with Ms. “Kincaid” to test the limits...
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