Podcast: Ray Sonne reads The Wild Storm
Chase and Joe are back for a new round of reviews, interviews, bickering, and general nonsense. This week’s guest on RCBC is their very good friend...
Review: Justice Inc. Vol.1 – Brilliant Lettering Doesn’t Save it from Falling Apart
Michael Uslan/ Giovanni Timpano/ Marco Lesko/ Simon Bowland; Dynamite Comics There is nothing more frustrating than reading an unfinished...
4.5
Review: ‘Zombo: You Smell of Crime and I’m the Deodorant!’ is so funny you might hurt yourself reading it
Oh my freaking god is this a brilliant comic book. I've been reading comics for ever and I've never read anything with the manic glee, insane humor,...
3.5
Miniseries Review: Happy! is a Better Darick Robertson Comic Than a Grant Morrison Comic
In late 2012, Grant Morrison returned to the world of creator-owned comics -- this time with Image rather than his perennial creative outlet,...
4.0
Advance Review: 2000 AD Prog 1806
ADVANCE REVIEW! 2000 AD Prog 1806 will come out Wednesday, October 24, 2012. Five stories in 2000 AD this month! One of them, Ian...
3.5
Review: Happy! #1 (of 4)
Nick Hanover: For the past several years, Grant Morrison has been on a mythology kick, attempting to turn the bulk of his mainstream comics work...
5.0
Judge Dredd Megazine Prog 318
It's Christmas time in Mega City One, and the Judges are getting together to deliver everyone's favorite present -- the Law. And to wrap...
3.5
2000 AD Prog 1761
The Mighty Tharg brings you the latest chapters in the long-running British sci-fi anthology series 2000 AD. There are five chapters of...
4.0
Judge Dredd Megazine Prog 317
The Judge Dredd Megazine kicks ass. That is all there is to it. For 63 pages you get top-notch talent doing amazing post-apocalyptic sci-fi...
4.0
Herc #10
Back in August, hot off the heels of the release of supposedly new-reader friendly Issue #6.1, word got out that Marvel was ending Herc with its...
4.0
Herc #7
Trying to incorporate your title into an event is a very tricky proposition one must undertake. There are so many ways for a book to fail based...
2.0
Kirby: Genesis #3
Genesis is like being at a party with nobody you know except your boring friend Kirby. Basically, you spend your whole evening...
3.0
Kirby Genesis #1 (Ray's review)
The Kirby heroes and villains arrive on earth, and the human geek named after Kirby watches from afar with his best friend, the knockout Bobbi....
3.5
Kirby Genesis #1 (Nick's review)
The fact that the teaser issue for Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross' new collaboration Kirby Genesis is a more effective work than the actual debut...
4.0
Kirby Genesis #0
"Who will come knocking? The trader -- or the tiger?"That's the central question of Kirby Genesis, one poised by Jack Kirby himself back when he...