Metalshark Bro #1 Advance Review
Metalshark Bro is an original and entertaining comic from Scout about a heavy-metal guitar-playing shark assassin who works for Satan’s nephew. Buy it!
Ice Cream Man #11 Review
Ice Cream Man is quietly becoming one of the most unpredictable and innovative genre-busting comic books of this generation. Get in now.
Rumble Kings #1 Review
Rumble Kings #1 is a dystopian adventure that is unapologetic in its quest to entertain, but it’s unclear if it’s the wrong kind of trip down memory lane.
Black Hammer ’45 #1 Review
Jeff Lemire and Ray Fawkes take us back in time in Black Hammer ’45 #1. This miniseries is another beautiful contribution to a celebrated series.
Bitter Root #4 Review
This issue is my introduction to Bitter Root, and I thoroughly enjoyed the storytelling, artwork, and message. Buy this cutting-edge Image horror comic!
Criminal #2 Review
Criminal #2 Writer: Ed Brubaker Artist: Sean Phillips Colorist: Jacob Phillips Publisher: Image Comics Review by Jim Allegro Ed Brubaker (Kill or be Killed)
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.
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.
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.