Long Way North Review: Stellar
In the 19th Century the love of exploration was rekindled all across the world. One of these places of exploration was the dangerous and freezing […]
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Jupiter’s Legacy Book 1 Review: Slow
Every family has its own feud. Despite what 1950’s TV says, the idea of the perfect family is a myth. It’s much worse when the […]
Hellboy and the BPRD 1953 TPB Review: Wonderful
Some people will say that 1953 was a great year. Those people have never been in a “Hellboy†story during that time. “Hellboy and the […]
Batman: The Killing Joke Review: Forget The First 35 Minutes
Alan Moore’s “The Killing Joke†is considered to be the greatest “Batman†story ever written. It was so inspirational that DC even made it canon […]
Huck TPG Volume 1 Review: Excellent
Doing good deeds is something that comes naturally to some people. It’s much easier to do said good deeds when you have super powers. One […]
Jupiter’s Legacy 2, Issue #1 Review: Getting Somewhere
Mark Millar and Frank Quitely’s “Jupiter’s Legacy†series may have had a slow start but it has picked up steam. After the first volume where […]
Beasts of Burden: What the Cat Dragged in Review: Great
Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer have won an Eisner for their 2005 one-shot comic “Beasts of Burden.†Nine years later, they have returned with a […]
Emily the Strange: All Things Strange Review: Hits All the Right Chords
Emily the Strange is everyone’s favorite goth girl, rocker, witch, demon summoner, mad scientist and cat lover. The second you see her say a sarcastic […]
Empress #3 Review: Coming Together
Mark Millar’s sci-fi comic about and empress and her children fleeing from a tyrannical husband continue in “Empress #3.†After two issues, the story is […]
How to Talk to Girls at Parties Review: One of Gaiman’s Best
“How to Talk to Girls at Parties†sounds like any “how to†book for guys who need help getting gals. Surprise, it’s a short story […]
Empress #2 Review: Predictable
Mark Millar’s science fiction story about a runaway wife continues in “Empress #2,†a series that has promise, but the second issue starts to show […]