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Review: ‘Invisible Kingdom #1’ Topical Mystery Creates Promising Start
Dark Horse Comics (W) G Willow Wilson (A) Christian Ward (L) Sal Cipriano A delay notification of super-delivery service is crashed through by...
4.5
3.5
Advance Review: The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion #1
Dark Horse (W) Gerard Way (A) Gabriel Ba' Ten years ago, an American rock and roll icon and a Brazilian artist won an Eisner Award for The...
5.0
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...
Interview: Peter Hogan and the Resident Alien Hide in Plain Sight
Resident Alien by writer Peter Hogan and artist Steve Parkhouse is one of my favorite comics to premier in recent years. The delightfully bucolic...
Podcast: Janelle Asselin reads The Red Virgin and the Vision of Utopia—RCBC
She's been busy relocating halfway across the country, but she still made time to join the Reboot Comic Book Club podcast! I am proud to...
Keeping It Ghastly: I Am A Hero Ombnibus Vol 1
Hideó Suzuki has a hard time with social interactions, but when he's alone it all seems alright. He has locked doors to keep out intruders, an...
Review: ‘Mae’ #1 by Gene Ha is an Intriguing First Chapter
Mae is a small town girl, living on a farm in a quiet section of Indiana. The rural life is fine for her if a bit limiting, but the small town...
Scott Allie’s Record of Assault Exposed
Janelle Asselin published an article at Graphic Policy today detailing specific allegations of assault and battery concerning Scott Allie, the...
Review: Lady Killer leaves you wanting more
LADY KILLER Published by Dark Horse Story by Joelle Jones and Jamie S. Rich Art by Joelle Jones Colors by Laura Allred Postwar America has...
Interview: Mark Alan Miller Builds ‘The Steam Man’ and Battles the Night Breed
If you like great horror mixed with steampunk mixed with Westerns, well, does Dark Horse have the comic for you. And if you like literary adaptions...
140 Character Reviews 8/26/15
AMELIA COLE #24 (Monkeybrain) Starting my NCBD w/the awesome Amelia Cole! Epic conclusion to this volume. I cant wait to see what happens next!...
140 Character Reviews 8/19/15
1872 #2 (Marvel Comics) Really liked this second issue of 1872. Brutal. pic.twitter.com/4pKTHrkepe— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) August 19,...
Exclusive Dark Horse Preview: “Age of Reptiles” #4
(W/A/CA) Ricardo Delgado Ricardo Delgado's latest tale of survival and the cycle of life in Cretaceous Africa! Will the lone, deadly Spinosaurus...
140 Character Reviews 8/12/15
18 DAYS #2 (Graphic India) Im glad I stuck with 18 days. So far this story is fascinating. pic.twitter.com/wuQ2arEDIf— Aaron Meyers...
Interview: Eliot Rahal and Donny Cates: Working Class Sci-Fi Heroes
Eliot Rahal and Donny Cates create comics starring working class people, and that may be the most exotic type of character that many readers can...