Reviews

DC Comics (w) Tom Taylor (a) Trevor Hairsine (i) Gigi Baldassini, Stefano Gaudino (c) Rain Beredo Throughout the last year or so, DC has experienced quite the identity crisis. Between the clunky exit...

Drawn + Quarterly (w/a) Adrian Tomine While the old adage is to never judge a book by its cover, it is a sin we are all guilty of. This is especially true with comics, as the visual artistry is a core...

(w) Paul Dini (a) Don Kramer (i) Wayne Faucher (c) John Kalisz The comics industry has served up some fantastic holiday-themed stories over the years. However, one of the best only uses Christmas as the...

But whether you've read the classic comics, the current stuff, or just have a passing familiarity with the TMNT, The Last Ronin is accessible media that delivers a gripping and satisfying read.

Image Comics (w) Steve Orlando (a) Davide Tinto (c) Francesca Carotenuto (l) Fabio Amelia When Commanders in Crisis was announced it had a lot already going for it already; namely being created by...

Multiple story threads, numerous acts, and relatively short page count make this graphic novel from Fantagraphics a very uneven experience.

BOOM! Studios (w) Jeff Loveness (a) Lisandro Estherren (c) Patricio Delpeche (l) Steve Wands The first issue of Strange Skies Over East Berlin came out in October 2019, creating a fair amount of buzz and...

(w) Kevin Eastman, David Avallone (a) Ben Bishop (c) Brittany Peer, Tomi Varga The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles hold a very special place in pop culture, having landed at the perfect time and making their...

Dark Horse Comics (w) Dan O'Bannon, Christiano Seixas (a) Guilherme Balbi (c) Candice Han (l) Michael Heisler Alien: The Original Script #1 (Alien:TOS #1 here on out) is a conundrum. Seeing as it’s...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. With the lead up to the underwhelming ComicCon@Home, there were some great comics released, and some perplexing ones. 

X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 is a great, thought-provoking conclusion to a great, though-provoking miniseries.

DC Comics (w) James Tynion IV (a) Jorge Jimenez (c) Tomeu Morey (l) Clayton Cowles "The Joker War" may have begun in earnest, but rather than throw readers directly into the fray, writer James Tynion IV...

Ahoy Comics (w) Mariah McCourt  (a) Soo Lee  (c) Pippa Bowland  (l) Rob Steen Ash & Thorn is a Lovecraft style horror tale mixed with some Buffy the Vampire Slayer with an added comedic dash of...

This month, the Sandman Universe saw a reduction of titles thanks to Lucifer going straight to trade for its final story arc and the new Dreaming series being delayed. However, a double dose...

There were a lot of solid (and some not-so-solid) releases over the past couple of days courtesy of DC Tuesdays and Everyone Else Wednesdays. These are the ones that I managed to get through, with magic or the...