I can’t believe it is already over. “Robocop” #12 concludes what is hands down the best Robocop series ever written. It isn’t nearly as bombastic as...
Joshua Williamson’s “RoboCop” series at BOOM! Studios may become the thing of legend. The title perfectly captures the tone and style of the original film without...
“Nailbiter” #12 is another solid entry in the saga, filled with twists, reveals, and a few real good shocks. Buckroo’s serial killer mythology is expanded with...
We recognize that there are plenty of incredible comics competing for your cash, but there can be only one HORROR COMIC OF THE WEEK. This week, the...
Marvel’s Secret Wars event is shaping up to be more of a celebration of the publisher’s past continuity than a story driven event in and of...
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...
“Nailbiter” has always been coy about the slow game it’s playing. Edward Charles Warren stands at the center of it all, toying with the reader. Taunting...
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...
BOOM! Studios really knows how to handle their licensed properties. They are killing it with their titles from the works of Clive Barker, and Robocop is proving to...
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 Torin Chambers: ‘Predator Fire and Stone’ #4 is the epic culmination of Ahab’s hunt for his white whale: the Engineer. Last issue was all...
I’m beginning to think Joshua Williamson derives a sick pleasure from toying with us in between the pages of “Nailbiter” #9. As the issue picks up...
“Robocop”#7 is more of the same and not in a bad way. Robocop is still being kicking ass, being stoic, and Killian’s gang is still wreaking...
I hope you’re along for the ride on this one. Williamson is feeding “Birthright” in pieces, not so small you get bored, but not big enough...
2014 has been an incredible year for the comic book creator; more and more creators have edged out more control in an industry that has...
“Predator: Fire and Stone” #3 hits a bit of a lull as Ahab and Galgo settle in for some quality time. This penultimate chapter is definitely...
I’m running the risk of sounding like a broken record but “Nailbiter” #8 is another absolutely superb issue. This book is consistently outstanding and it shows no...
“Robocop” #6 favors exposition over action and focuses in on clearing up some plot elements that have been somewhat vague up until this point. Knowing me...
“Predator: Fire & Stone” #2 reads like a dream come true. It’s an adventure that dangerously manages to be a buddy comedy with a Predator. I...
I’ve come to have certain expectations when reading a Joshua Williamson comic, and that is to expect the reversal. Whenever everything is going great, we’re on...
Our heroes seems to have hit rock bottom as Killians master plan slowly starts to come together in this the first issue of this second arc....
“Nailbiter” #7 hits it clean out of the park this week with an enthralling homage to Bendis and Oeming’s “Powers.” Although I am a very new...
Being a user of this site, I’m sure you love to be scared, chilled, or downright shaken to your core. Today being Halloween we all take...
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