The Black Beetle #1: No Way Out Review: Stellar
Francesco Francavilla made huge waves in the comic book world after “Black Beetle #0†selling out its entire print run in a very short time. […]
Articles by Rocco Sansone
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Complete Series Review: A Welcomed Flashback
For the past 20 years, “Power Rangers†have been a huge part of American pop culture. Though not as big as it was in the […]
Star Wars: In the Shadow of Yavin #1 Review: Wood Turns out a Classic, From a Classic
Writing a “Star Wars†story without it reading like fan-fiction is hard. Writing one with beloved characters from the original trilogy and making it seem […]
Eerie Presents El Cid Review: Unjust
El Cid is a big legend in Spain, to the point where some people even think he actually exists. He’s even equal to Arthur in […]
BPRD: Hell on Earth: The Abyss of Time #1: There and Back Again
Mike Mignola and Scott Allie have been doing the BPRD series for many years now and has become their bread and butter. Their newest entry, […]
Cherubs Review: Bored Cherubs= Bored Reader
Angels seem to be a hot subtopic in literature today and Bryan Talbot and Mark Stafford’s “Cherubs†is the newest addition. Too bad this one […]
Jackie Chan Double Feature: Not Your Typical Chan Set
Jackie Chan is most famous for being a wacky martial artist starring in insane martial arts films. He has done some serious, gritty roles that […]
Monsuno: Destiny Review: Pokémon Clone Done Eh
“Pokémon†has spawned many clones ever since its first inception nearly 25 years ago. America has even tried coming up with some of these but […]
Darksiders 2: Death’s Door Review: Boring
“Darksiders†is a best selling game series about Death, one of the four horsemen, during the apocalypse. With a setup like that there should be […]
The Hound of the Baskervilles Review: Faithful
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s ‘Sherlock Holmes†stories helped create the mystery genre that is still going strong today. His most famous story was “The Hound […]
The Girl from the Naked Eye Review: Fun, But Anti-Climatic
An entertaining comic book style noir is something along the lines of the first few issues of “Sin Cityâ€- over the top with likable characters […]