‘Star Wars: Beckett’ | Canon Comic Review High Plains Grifter
Inexplicably released months after Solo: A Star Wars Story, Marvel’s latest (and best) character-focused one-shot comic, Star Wars: Beckett, concernsContinue Reading
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AfterShock announce ‘Witch Hammer’ OGN The publisher's first original graphic novel hits shelves in November
AfterShock have announced their first ever original graphic novel: Cullen Bunn’s Witch Hammer. Per AfterShock: Witch. The word conjures images ofContinue Reading
‘Crowded’ #1 | Comic Review All bought and paid for
In Crowded #1, everyone wants Charlotte Ellison dead. And I mean everyone – including me. A bespectacled, motor-mouthed redhead whoContinue Reading
‘Hot Lunch Special’ #1 | Comic Review Finger food
I suspected I’d like Hot Lunch Special #1 when I saw the cover – severed fingers poking from a sandwichContinue Reading
‘Doomsday Clock’ #1-6 | Comic Review Halfway to Doomsday
It takes a lot to get me excited about a comic book these days, but Doomsday Clock ticked all theContinue Reading
‘Cloak and Dagger’ Finale – “Colony Collapse” | TV Recap Ending on a high note
When I last wrote about Marvel’s Cloak and Dagger in these hallowed pages, I was struggling with it. After anContinue Reading
‘Cosmic Ghost Rider’ #2 | Comic Review Babysitting
The Cosmic Ghost Rider seems like the kind of character concept I might have dreamed up when I was aContinue Reading
‘Immortal Hulk’ #4 | Comic Review Finding Bigfoot
Al Ewing’s horror-tinged reimagining of the Hulk has thus far been one of the most captivating new titles of Marvel’sContinue Reading
‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ | Film Review Size matters
It’s fitting that Ant-Man and the Wasp opens on Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) trying to entertain his daughter Cassie (AbbyContinue Reading
“Pestilence: A Story of Satan #3” Advance Review Hellish
There’s something to be said for a comic in which the Pope gets raped, even if it’s simply, “How doContinue Reading