5.0
Review: A Wondrous Journey With “Wandering Island Vol. 2”
Dark Horse Comics (W/A) Kenji Tsuruta In recent years, manga and most forms of entertainment seem to push only have a few genre’s at the...
5.0
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...
4.5
Advance Review: ‘Death Orb #1’ This Time It’s Personal (And really good)
Dark Horse Comics (W) Ryan Ferrier (A) Alejandro Aragon (C) Chris O’Halloran (L) Ryan Ferrier (Created By) Alejandro Aragon, Ryan...
4.0
ADVANCE REVIEW: OLIVIA TWIST #1 is an engrossing update of a revered classic
Dark Horse Comics (W) Darin Strauss & Adam Dalva, (A) Emma Vieceli, (C) Lee Loughridge Charles Dickens has written many beloved classic,...
5.0
Review: THE SEEDS #1 Paints A Bleak Parallel To Our World
Dark Horse | Berger Books (w) Ann Nocenti (a) David Aja Since the announcement of the Berger Books imprint from Dark Horse, one book has had...
Interview: Jason Copland and Michael May, Creators of “Kill All Monsters”
Starting life as a webcomic before being first brought to print thanks to Kickstarter, Jason Copland and Michael May's Kill All Monsters is...
J.A. Micheline Reads Blacksad With The Reboot Podcast
Chase and Joe are back for a new round of reviews, interviews, bickering, and general nonsense. And it’s been a while since she’s been on, but...
Angel Catbird: Does Atwood Even Comic?
Angel Catbird is a weird comic. Straddling the line between trade fiction (for kids? For teens?) and educational text, Margaret Atwood’s...
Singles Going Steady 7/20/2016: Silhouettes and Shadows
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Casanova: Acedia #6 (Image Comics) (W) Matt Fraction (A)...
Singles Going Steady 6/29/2016 – Conspiracies & Shenanigans
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Bebop and Rocksteady Destroy Everything #5 (IDW) (W) Ben Bates...