comics
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[Comic Book Review] “Predator: Fire and Stone” #3 Is The Calm Before The Storm
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[Comic Book Review] “Criminal Macabre: The Third Child” #4 Gets Messy And Glorious
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[Comic Book Review] “The Lake Erie Monster” Is A Statement To All Other Indie Comics
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“POWERS” Is Back and Bolder Than Ever In January!
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[5 Skull Comic Review] “Godkiller: Walk Among Us” #3 Is Necessary and Important Reading
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[Comic Book Review] “Wild’s End” #4 Is Another Stellar Step Towards The Finale
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[Comic Book Review] “Afterlife with Archie” #7 Is Steeped In Character Development And Bitchy Fun
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[Comic Book Review] “Sinergy” #2 Channels Legacy In A New Way
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[Comic Book Review] “Coffin Hill” #14 Is A Twisted Homage to Horror’s Best
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[Comic Book Review] “Bitch Planet” #1 Is A Staggering Read That Will Test Your Compliance
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[Comic Book Review] “Prometheus: Fire and Stone” #4 Offers An Obvious Conclusion
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[Comic Book Review] “The Empty Man” #6 Ends Without A Proper Ending
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[Comic Book Review] “Shutter” #7 Is A Return To Form… Mostly
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[Comic Book Review] “Eternal” #1 Is Derivative and Boring
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[Comic Book Review] “The Valiant” #1 Is A Monster-Extravaganza
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[Comic Preview] “Lady Killer” #1 From Dark Horse Comics
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[Comic Book Review] “The Humans” #2 – Back later, gone apeshit.
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[5 Skull Comic Review] “LOW” #5 Inspires Awe
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[Comic Book Review] “Escape From New York” #1 Is The Sequel We Deserve
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[Comic Book Review] “Five Ghosts” #14 Is Fantastically Paced Pulp
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[Comic Book Review] “Wolf Moon” #1 Offers Wonderful Werewolf Bloodlust
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[Comic Book Review] “Nailbiter” #8 Superbly Stings With Tense Thrills
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[Comic Book Review] “Robocop” #6 Favors Exposition Over Action
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[Comic Book Review] “The Ghost Fleet” #2 Is Complex, Absorbing Fun