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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Mini-Reviews: Daredevil, Judge Dredd and Todd The Ugliest Kid
Having completed reading all my monthly pull list, here’s some brief thoughts on each: Daredevil End of Days #6: Dreading this series ending in two issues. Is there one good reason you haven’t bought this yet? Daredevil #24: The current … Continue reading
Posted in Marvel, Review
Tagged daredevil, hoax hunters, judge dredd, todd ugliest
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Review: Age of Ultron #3 – Bendis & Hitch
So here we are three issues into the Marvel event, Age of Ultron and this is the story so far: After being rescued by Hawkeye, he and a battered and unmasked Spiderman join the group of surviving heroes in the … Continue reading
Review: East of West #1 – Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta
East of West is one hell of an interesting comic, and that’s just the tip of this beautiful iceberg. Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta have brought us a world that, while set in what would be our history, looks more like … Continue reading
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Tagged dragotta, east of west, hickman
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Webcomic Wednesday – MercWorks
Hello and welcome to Webcomic Wednesday! Each week I take a look at a webcomic and let you know what I think about it. This week I take a break from the serious stuff and looking forward to some much … Continue reading
Review: Constantine #1 – Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes & Renato Guedes
I was always a huge fan of Hellblazer, and while I eventually fell behind, Vertigo’s longest running series always had a special place on my shelf. With its end last month in issue 300, John Constantine has a new home in the universe … Continue reading
Sunday Snippets Issue 4
A regular roundup of interesting bits and pieces from the comic industry worldwide. If you’ve got an event or other piece of news to share, please drop us a line! You can view previous issues right here. There’s been an ongoing battle … Continue reading
Review: Wolves of Summer #1 – Tony Keaton & Andrew Herbst
When I was a kid I always imagined being a soldier. Many times I’d live out exciting Star Wars fantasies as I fought in my own imaginary battles in a galaxy far, far away. Now being older and wiser I … Continue reading
The Comics Herald Needs You!
We’re only a few months old here at The Comics Herald and it’s been a hell of a fun ride already. We’re proud of the amount we’ve achieved, the number of comics, webcomics and graphic novels we’ve reviewed. A team … Continue reading
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Treated Like Jean Grey
Some great humour and comic timing from Lauren on her Tumblr blog: If you like it, go tell Lauren so. If you’re an artist / writer and would like us to mention your work, drop us a line.
Review: Batman & Robin #18 – Peter J. Tomasi & Patrick Gleason
WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM BATMAN INCORPORATED #8 So passes another Robin. Damian Wayne, slain in the pages of Batman Incorporated #8 has left a large hole in Bruce Wayne’s life. Peter J. Tomasi & Patrick Gleason’s series Batman & Robin takes … Continue reading