Comic Reviews

Series Review: Descender "Descender is a thoughtful, sprawling space saga illustrated in lush, vibrant watercolor and it absolutely demands your attention." Descender Publisher: Image Comics Writer:...

Cover for Johnny Red, Vol.4: The Flying Gun art by John Cooper. In 2004, Titan Books began collecting and reprinting British war comics of the late 1970s and early ‘80s from Battle Pictures Weekly comic...

Indeh: A Story of the Apache Wars. Art by Greg Ruth Previews Magazine is pretty much a permanent part of my pull list. There are a few reasons for this, not least of which is the sheer Sears...

Review: Indoctrination#1 "Indoctrination #1 is a book that doesn’t make me feel good about myself or the times that fear overtakes me. I don’t read it and feel good about the world about me. But it’s...

Generally speaking this correspondent doesn’t get to write about mainstream superheroes. For all of the fighting the capes and tights crowd does (and all of their wars, both secret and civil), most of the...

Despite a somewhat wobbly start, the first Rebels trade collection is a welcome addition to this correspondent’s war comics library, and features engaging writing, dynamic art, and masterful...

Review: Legend #1 "In a scant 21 pages, Sattin and Koehler have made me care more about a new cast of characters than those in long-established series on the newsstands in quite some time. And I want to...

Review: Narcopolis: Continuum #4 "While issue 4 is the conclusion of Duvall and Singh’s tale, their work on the miniseries makes me hope that they or another creative team revisit the world of...

Review: Poe Dameron #1 "Poe Dameron #1 does a lot in terms of backstory and set-up for what’s to come later down the line in the series. However, that heavy lifting seems incredibly light and accessible...

Review: Black Panther #1 "Black Panther #1 finally gives us a T’Challa who, despite his wide-reaching achievements and abilities, is clawing his way to repair both his nation and himself. In the process,...