Learning From Two Mister Miracles
Mister Miracle #2 drops this week, which marks this as the best possible time to review the initial reaction to Mister Miracle #1. It was a very well received debut, perhaps the most critically acclaimed new...
‘Archangel’ Presents William Gibson’s Lost Movie in Thrilling Comic Form
One of the most tantalizing things in life is to get a look at a never-produced piece of media by a favorite author. Fans of Jack Kirby have been teased for years with pages from never-published comic books....
Singles Going Steady 8/26/17: Feeling the AfterShock
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s irregularly scheduled review roundup. This time, we take a look at a few releases from AfterShock Comics. Animosity #9 (Marguerite Bennett / Rafael de Latorre /...
Singles Going Steady 8/9/2017: Darkseid Is!
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's irregularly scheduled review roundup. This time, we take a look at a couple of highly anticipated first issues (neither should be a surprise) and take a peek at a...
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Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles / Usagi Yojimbo #1
IDW Publishing / Dark Horse Comics (W/A) Stan Sakai, (C) Tom Luth Few cartoonists are able to meet the standard of quality that Stan Sakai has maintained over the 30-plus years he has written, drawn, and...
Singles Going Steady 7/19/2017: Five Guys
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's sometime weekly review roundup. It was a good week of releases, so let's put on our black mask and spring into action as we marvel at the distinguished...
Singles Going Steady 7/12/2017: Three’s Company
Singles Going Steady is Comic's Bulletin's irregularly released review roundup. This week, there's a bunch of #3's on the docket, as well as a couple #1's. So let's get to it! Regression #3 (Image...
Singles Going Steady 6/7/2017: Summer Lovin’
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. After a couple weeks off, we're back with a bunch of reviews out of the industry's mid-major publishers, as well as a gimmick (maybe?) out of...
REVIEW: The Bulletproof Coffin: The One-Thousand Yard Stare
Taken at face value The Bulletproof Coffin is a comic that should not work. That is especially true of its newest installment, a one-shot titled “The One-Thousand Yard Stare”. It riffs on the ever-smaller...
‘Toybox Time Machine’ Explores an Alternate History of Childhood
Some of the happiest memories of my life are around playing with toys with my friends. I was a kid in the 1970s, so toys like the Evel Knieval stunt cycle and the first generation G.I. Joes have warm places in...
