Micro Reviews: What the F@&$ is an Under York?
A lot of books came out this week. Here's my opinions on some of them, including a series wrap-up, a series start, and a series that's just insane. The Lone Ranger #5 (Dynamite) (w) Mark Russell (a)...
2.5
Review: Batman #65 and the Price of Borrowing From Better Tales
(w) Joshua Williamson (a) Guillem March (c) Tomeu Morey There’s been discussions about how Doomsday Clock is screwing with DC’s creators’ ability to tell stories, and “The Price” is just the...
Monday Morning Pick ‘Em – February 20th 2019
We as comic readers are inundated with a myriad of new books every week. Each title is hoping to be the one to grab our attention and be a regular fixture in our pull list. These are just a few highlights for...
Micro Reviews: Wonder Week!
A lot of books came out this week. Here's my opinions on some of them, including two with the word "wonder" in the title. Hooray for SEO! Now, on to the reviews! Wonder Twins #1 (DC) (w) Mark Russell...
5.0
Review: Wonder Twins #1 Is a Wondrous First Issue
DC COMICS (w) Mark Russell (a) Stephen Byrne With the idea of teen-focused comics in mind, Brian Michael Bendis helped curate a new imprint in Wonder Comics for DC. In this new line of comics we were...
4.0
Review: “Batman Troika TPB” Brings Back The Classic Bat
With the release of Batman: Prelude To Knightfall back in September of 2018, DC began a nine-part collection of the Dark Knights biggest epic in celebration of its 25th anniversary. In this epic celebration we...
Friday Favorites: Crisis On Infinite Earths
“Worlds will live, worlds will die and nothing will ever be the same.” When I first read this tagline for DC’s Crisis On Infinite Earths as a kid it sent shivers down my spine. Now re-reading it as an...
0.5
Review: ‘Heroes In Crisis’ #5 Illuminates The Series’ Fundamental Flaws
DC Comics (w) Tom King (a) Clay Mann Heroes In Crisis has provided plenty of lurid moments worthy of criticism thus far. These tangible details in each issue make for a laundry list of objections. The...
Marvel’s Conan the Outdated Barbarian
When I introduced To Kill A Mockingbird to a new class of juniors at the start of this semester, I overheard one student mumble, “Oh boy, here come the hard R’s.” That comment stuck with me and have...
Friday Favorites: Intercompany Crossovers
I love a good intercompany crossover. The chance to see characters interact that, under normal conditions, would never cross paths always gives me warm, fuzzy feelings. Having read a ton over the years, I've...