[REVIEW] SPENCER & LOCKE 2 #3
I was particularly excited to pick up Spencer & Locke 2 #3 after last issue ended with Hero dawning a cape of her own. Well, she’s playing by her own rules.
[NEWS] WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION RECOGNIZES “GAMING DISORDER” AS A MENTAL ILLNESS
Over the weekend, the World Health Organization added “gaming disorders” to the list of recognized diseases with ICD-11.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] SPENCER & LOCKE 2 #2
Spencer & Locke 2 #2 quickly flips the script on the characters. Locke may have put Roach Riley behind bars, but not before Roach got in his head.
Invisible Kingdom #1 Review
With intricate world building and stunning imagery, Invisible Kingdom #1 is a promising start to this sci-fi saga about space nuns!
Advanced Review: Spencer & Locke 2 #1
Spencer & Locke 2 #1 was like a sniper shot: piercing, powerful, and precise. Roach Riley is the perfect foil for detective Locke.
Interview: David Pepose and Jorge Santiago Jr. talk Spencer & Locke 2 and their favourite strips from Calvin and Hobbes
Rogues Portal interviews David Pepose and Jorge Santiago Jr. about Spencer & Locke 2 and digs into how this thrilling series comes together.
Books of Magic #1 Review
Pick up Books of Magic #1 if you’re new to the story, but if you’re a legacy reader you might not need the refresher.
House of Whispers #1 Review
House of Whispers #1 has some interesting moments and is steeped in Caribbean tradition, but felt a bit disjointed as it tried to find its groove.
Monstress Vol. 3: Haven Review
As the great shield protecting the city is failing, another prison strains against its host, and Maika Halfwolf is thrust into the annals of fate.