Comictober 2020: WITCHBLADE #67 is Unnerving
Image Comics | Top Cow Productions (w) Geoff Johns (a) Kris Grimminger, Scott Benefiel (i) Jasen Rodriguez, Gary Martin, Jason Martin, Mark Prudeaux...
What Looks Good for the Week of January 22, 2020
This week, DC jumps on the Marvel trend of releasing a $10 book which has a 50/50 chance of being worthwhile. Also, we dig into the Vault of some...
ComicTober 2019: Monster War
Monsters. Throughout history people have been fascinated by them. Real or not, there’s something undoubtedly alluring about them. Whether they’re...
Singles Going Steady 4/18/2019 – Let’s Do The Time Warp Again
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. This week, we look at a trio of books that go back in time, or back...
Interview: Caitlin Kittredge talks the future of Witchblade
The relaunched Witchblade is a much different take than the series that launched during the "bad girl" boom of the mid-1990s. Thanks to an...
Friday Favorites: Intercompany Crossovers
I love a good intercompany crossover. The chance to see characters interact that, under normal conditions, would never cross paths always gives me...
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Review: Witchblade #10 shows a fully realized world
Image/Top Cow (w) Caitlin Kittredge (a) Roberta Ingranata (c) Bryan Valenza I've made it well known here that I'm a big fan of the original...
The Ludicrous and the Weird of WITCHBLADE: REBIRTH
When it comes to Witchblade comics, there are generally three categories: the original Michael Turner run (#1-25), the Ron Marz run (#80-150), and...
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Review: Witchblade #2
Image Comics | Top Cow Productions (W) Caitlin Kittredge, (A) Roberta Ingranata, (C) Bryan Valenza Rebooting comics is something rarely done....
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Review: WITCHBLADE #1 Reignites the Top Cow Universe
Image Comics (W) Caitlin Kittredge (A) Roberta Ingranata (C) Bryan Valenza Despite a run of critical hits like Think Tank and Sunstone, Image...
Revisting Ron Marz’s WITCHBLADE
So, with this year being Image Comics’ 25th Anniversary, I’ve dedicated an inordinate amount of my free time reading some of the publisher’s...