Fantastic Four (Fant4stic?) (2015) Review Round-up
Four intrepid adventurers set out into the void this past weekend, despite ill portents and against the better judgment of their friends, family,...
2.5
Sunday Slugfest: Secret Six #1
Michael Bettendorf: Well folks, there was nothing on my pull list this week so I decided to pick up a copy of Secret Six #1 to see what it's all...
3.5
Team-Up Review: ‘AXIS’ #6 Makes Heroes Out of Villains, or At Least Tries.
Jamil Scalese: After a couple mediocre efforts by Marvel, Rick Remender and the rotating art team it appears the AXIS is back on track of achieving...
2.4
Sunday Slugfest: Superior Iron Man #1
The ascension of Stark is a speculate to behold. Though highly unique, with a near unrivaled origin, Iron Man only recently hit the mainstream,...
2.5
Team-Up Review: ‘AXIS #4’ Keeps on Spinning
Shawn Hill: The ominous hints of Inversion dropped last issue are in full flower now. At least it’s comforting knowing not everyone is in their...
4.3
Sunday Slugfest: Tooth and Claw #1
Tooth and Claw #1 is the start to something magnificent. We’re thrust into a world split by clear social hierarchy, religious undertones and...
3.5
Team-Up Review: ‘AXIS #3’ Vaults the Villians into Action
Shawn Hill: Lots of big changes this issue, plot resolutions that I didn’t see coming so quickly, but that resound with potential repercussions....
3.9
Sunday Slugfest: Rasputin #1
(Alex Grecian/ Riley Rossmo/ Ivan Plascencia; Image Comics) One of history’s most recognizable names is brought to the page this week in...
4.0
Sunday Slugfest: Stray Bullets: Killers #8
Incredible. Heart rending. Tremendous. Powerful. Transcendent. I do not have enough superlatives for David and Maria Lapham's Stray Bullets....
Singles Going Steady 10/14/2014: Aliens, Batman, Earth 2 and More
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single issue review roundup. Aliens vs. Predator: Fire and Stone #1 (Christopher Sebela /...
3.5
Sunday Slugfest: Thor #1
What would make a perfect Thor story for you? For me, there are a few things that are requirements for a tale of the Thunder God that rises above...
3.0
Team-Up Review: ‘Original Sin’ #7: The weirdness is back
Jamil Scalese: Shawn Hill: Kevin Reilly: Shawn Hill: Well, the weirdness is back, so I guess that’s a good thing? Whenever The...
4.0
Review: ‘Suicide Risk’ is a magic mix of the familiar and the very weird
Lots and lots of good comics these days, right? As the recommendations roll in my "To Read" pile grows by the week. I've got plenty get to, from...
Singles Going Steady 8/5/2014: Masterful Minis and Monstrous Ongoings
Alex Gradet, David Vieira, Jackie Henley, Jamil Scalese, Norrin Powell, Robert Tacopina, Travis Moody
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single issue review roundup. Bodies #1 (Si Spencer / Meghan Hetrick / Tula Lotay / Dean...
4.0
Review: 'Original Sin' #3 is a choppy mystery story that goes for the throat
Jamil Scalese: Dead, dead, dead.That's our major motif this week, folks. As Marvel's mondo murder mystery expands we find that the...