Monthly Archives: December 2012

Review: Wolverine #49 – Rob Williams & Laurence Campbell

My favourite Christmas movie of all time would have to be Die Hard. While it may not have the wholesome family fun and good morals that make up a typical Christmas film, it’s still a film set on Christmas Day … Continue reading

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Review: Hawkeye #6 – Matt Fraction & David Aja

I once told a friend regarding Hawkeye that if Matt Fraction spent an entire issue dealing with Clint Barton doing the laundry I’d love every minute of it. It seems I almost got my wish in the special Christmas themed Hawkeye #6, … Continue reading

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Review: Batman #13 – Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo

Ask any fan of Batman comics who they think the Dark Knight’s greatest nemesis is, and you’ll be sure to hear The Joker’s name more than once. The quintessential Batman villain, The Joker has always been the other side of … Continue reading

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Review: All New X-Men #1 – Brian Michael Bendis & Stuart Immonen

I’m a sucker for a good time travel story. Most of my favourite works of fiction deal with the concept of time travel, and I can’t seem to get enough of it. So when Marvel announced as part of their … Continue reading

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Review: The Underwater Welder – Jeff Lemire

It isn’t often that I find myself crying after being told a sad story. In fact, only three times this year have I actually full blown shed tears because of a story. First was in a very devastating episode of Supernatural, and … Continue reading

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Review: FF#1 – Matt Fraction & Michael Allred

What could possibly go wrong in four minutes? Potentially a whole lot, as the first issue of the Marvel Now! relaunch of the Fantastic Four series deals with. Reed Richards is taking a year to travel the space-time continuum with … Continue reading

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