Criminal #2 Review
Criminal #2 Writer: Ed Brubaker Artist: Sean Phillips Colorist: Jacob Phillips Publisher: Image Comics Review by Jim Allegro Ed Brubaker
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DIE #3 Review
DIE #3 is a poignant story about family, loss, and privilege set among the ruins of a dragon-infested World War I battlefield.
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Rovers: Happenstance Review
Rovers: Happenstance is a self-published trade with three stand-alone sequential comics about a traveling band of magicians, clerics, and mercenaries.
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Deadly Class #36 Review
Grief and pain stand at the center of the latest issue of Rick Remender’s melancholy tribute to youth culture in Deadly Class #36.
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Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans take us deeper into the world of tabletop-role playing games in DIE #2. I recommend that you BUY it.
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Man-Eaters 4 Review
Man-Eaters #4 Writer: Chelsea Cain Cover Artist, Creative Producer: Lia Miternique Interior Artists: Lia Miternique, Stella Greenvoss Publisher: Image Comics
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Gideon Falls #9 Review
Gideon Falls #9 continues to unspool the elaborate web binding together the characters of Jeff Lemire’s supernatural thriller.
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LaGuardia #1
LaGuardia #1 Writer: Nnedi Okorafor Artist: Tana Ford Colorist: James Devlin Publisher: Berger Books (Dark Horse Comics) Review by Jim
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Seven to Eternity #12 Review
Seven to Eternity #12 confirms what has been evident since the second arc: the series has been trending away from Remender’s best work.
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