Action Lab Preview: “Princeless: Be Yourself #3”
Out tomorrow from Action Lab Entertainment: PRINCELESS: BE YOURSELF #3 Writer(s): Jeremy Whitley Artist Name(s): Emily Martin, Brett Grunig Cover Artist(s): Emily Martin,...
Crisis #11 Old Timers’ Review: Transitional
Kyle Garret: The true genius of Crisis #11 is this: It's the step in between. We don't generally see things like this in comic book storytelling. Look at the transition from Flashpoint to the New 52, for...
Crisis #11 First Timers’ Review: Punching the Soul
Daniel Elkin: And here it is, finally, the penultimate issue of Crisis on Infinite Earths, and here it is, finally, the creator coming to terms with his creation and, by doing so, coming to terms with...
Action Lab Preview: “Hero Cats of Stellar City: New Discoveries”
Out this week from Action Lab Entertainment: HEROCATS OF STELLAR CITY: NEW DISCOVERIES TPB Writer(s): Kyle Puttkammer Artist Name(s): Marcus Williams Cover Artist(s): Marcus Williams The...
Crisis #10 Tie-ins: Misty Watercolor Memories
We've got a very small month of tie-ins for Crisis #10, which is a good thing, mostly because it keeps the average quality higher than we've seen. All-Star Squardon #53 Roy Thomas writes this book (with...
Action Lab Preview: “Princeless, Raven, the Pirate Princess #2”
In stores this week from Action Lab Entertainment: PRINCELESS: RAVEN, THE PIRATE PRINCESS #2 Writer(s): Jeremy Whitley Artist Name(s): Rosy Higgins and Ted Brandt Cover Artist(s): Rosy Higgins and...
Crisis #10 Old Timers’ Review: Too Big To Fail
Kyle Garret: I didn't buy Crisis was it was coming out. I started buying it a year later, only because I'd discovered Who's Who in the DC Universe and it was referenced repeatedly in every issue. The death...
Crisis #10 First Timers’ Review: These Colors Don’t Run (Fast Enough)
Michael Bettendorf: Crisis feels like a TV show that has gone on for 3 extra seasons. The heart of the story happened long ago, the major deaths (plot points) - you know, things people cared about - have...
Crisis #9 Tie-Ins: Green Lantern’s Hair Piece
Back again, my fine feathered friends, with more tie-ins for DC's big Crisis on Infinite Earths. Theoretically, these comics should tie-in to issue #9 of the main series, but let's be honest: they don't. ...
Crisis #9 Old Timers’ Review: Go, go, go!
Kyle Garret: If you were to point to any single issue in this series and say "here is evidence that Wolfman and Perez were tasked with showcasing as many characters as possible before most of them are erased,"...
Crisis #9 First Timers’ Review: Sad Songs and Waltzes Aren’t Selling This Year
Daniel Elkin: Seriously everybody, there’s just so much that goes wrong in Crisis on Infinite Earths #9, isn’t there? I mean … Wow Before we start though, know that I get it. I’m no fool, I...
Crisis #8 Tie-Ins: Prime Time!
Another issue of Crisis on Infinite Earths, another batch of tie-in issues. But, hey, there's a legitimately great one in this group! All-Star Squadron #51 If Infinity, Inc. is Roy Thomas as your...
Crisis #8 First Timers’ Review: Comics Criticism Crisis
Ray Sonne: It is the 4th of July at the time of this writing and, for the record, I don’t feel as if I am living my free, independent life to the fullest by sitting inside and reading Crisis of Infinite...
Crisis #7 Tie-ins: Get the Party Started
Now we're cooking with gas! It took a while for DC to start cashing in on the "Crisis" brand, but in month #7, they started increasing the number of books with the "Crisis" banner, even though most were...
Crisis #7 Older Timers’ Review: Dead Souls
Jason Sacks: Oh, you with dead souls and lack of patience, I pity you. I truly do. Because those of you in the newcomers' camp who decry Crisis #7 for not being as good as Alan Moore's comics, well, I'm glad...