Lobster Johnson: The Burning Hand #5 Review: All Over
Just like how Prohibition came to an end, the noir style comic “Lobster Johnson: The Burning Hand†has ended with its fifth comic. Does the […]
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The Massive #1 Review: Starting Slow, But Looking Good
Is it possible for an oil rig to change the lives of so many people? According to “The Massive†it apparently can. “The Massiveâ€, written […]
Masters of the Universe: The Powers of Grayskull Mini-Comic Issue #1 Review: Cheap Story, Good Art
If you’re a child of the ’80s, chances are you have memories of ‘He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,†The story about Prince Adam […]
Xenoblade Chronicles Review: Worth the Wait
The first of three Wii RPGs originally scheduled to not come out in North America, “Xenoblade Chronicles” has finally hit North America. Were all the […]
Persona 4: The Anime Review: Goodbye Velvet Room
With the conclusion, or so-called “conclusion,” which will become clear shortly, of “Persona 4: The Anime†there are many things needed to be said. Lets […]
Star Wars Omnibus: The Other Sons of Tatooine Review: For Fanboys Only
Luke Skywalker may be the most famous inhabitant of Tatooine in the Star Wars universe, but he isn’t the only one. There were others that […]
Ragemoor #1 Review: Promise in Premise
Up on the hill there is a castle that is alive. It is made by the dead bodies of men. That castle is called Ragemoor […]
The Goon #38 Review: Disgustingly Different
Come one, come all and see the freak show. The main attraction is Kizzie, the Iron Maiden. You never know, this show just might change […]
Conan the Barbarian: Queen of the Black Coast #2 Review: One Big Fight
Time to strap on your toga and grab your oversized Greek fantasy sword- it’s time for the second issue of “Conan the Barbarian: Queen of […]
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: War # 3 Review: The ‘War’ Continues?
The Mandalorian War still wages in “Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: War # 3.†But first, we need to take a break for […]
Lobster Johnson: The Burning Hand #3 Review: Heating Up
There’s lots of smoke but no mirrors in the third issue of “Lobster Johnson: The Burning Hand.†Only problem is this smoke will rip your […]