Comic Reviews

Red Range is a wild, weird, woolly, and imperfect ride, but definitely one that’s worth taking, blending genres in a way that is dizzying and delightful. Cover of Red Range from It's Alive Press. Art...

Review: Hawkeye #5 "Hawkeye #5 gives readers a fun, hardboiled romp while slipping in a treatise about how we rise and fall relative to our...

Review: Jem and the Holograms #25 "Jem and the Holograms #25, even with so many plot threads that are coming to a head, manages to be connected with a theme of insecurity and gives readers positive and...

Review: Jem and the Holograms #24 "Jem and the Holograms #24 is a phenomenal, if bittersweet, kickoff to the final arc of a consistently pitch-perfect series." Jem and the Holograms...

Barefoot Gen is the howl of the grass under the elephants’ feet, and a heartbreakingly eloquent plea for peace and life in a world consumed by fire. Cover of Last Gasp's Barefoot Gen, vol. 1, art by...

Redline (Oni Press) presents a darkly hilarious future that looks way too much like our present military quagmires, and is one of the best new comics of 2017. Redline #1, cover A, art by Clayton...

Review: Diablo House #1 "Diablo House #1 plays with its formatting well, drawing on traditions from Tales from the Crypt, Elvira’s freaky film cavalcade, and even Joe Bob Briggs’ various B-movie...

1-2 Punch: Black Cloud Scintillates "The first two issues of Black Cloud are whirls of fast-paced neo-noir that blur the lines of its own surreal narrative with deft storytelling and whimsical...

Review: Justice League of America #1 "Justice League of America #1 is a proper introduction to the types of stories we’ve been promised in the Rebirth prologue, a book promising the bombast of we’ve...

Review: Justice League of America: Rebirth #1 "In Justice League of America: Rebirth #1, Orlando and Reis have revealed their mission statement for the upcoming Justice League of America title, one that...