Category Archives: Other Companies

Review: Mars Attacks Judge Dredd – Ewing / McCrea / Fotos

Posted on October 12, 2013 by David Holloway

Just in case you hadn’t heard for quite a while now IDW have been doing some pretty amazing comics featuring two very disparate characters or franchises, with Mars Attacks Judge Dredd the latest. It’s the first time Judge Dredd has had … Continue reading →

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Jupiter’s Legacy #3 – Millar and Quitely

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Shawn Warner

The long wait between issues two and three of Jupiter’s Legacy have paid off in a big way. Mark Millar has upped the brutality in this current issue while Frank Quitely contributes another off the chart visual performance. Even with … Continue reading →

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Revival #12 Review – Tim Seeley and Mike Norton

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Sean Robinson

Revival is a series I don’t find myself talking about very much. Not because lack of quality – Tim Seeley and Mike Norton’s horror mystery is a slow burning scare, broken up by a solid family drama that hits all the … Continue reading →

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Review: The Walking Dead #112 – Kirkman, Adlard and Rathburn

Posted on July 16, 2013 by Shawn Warner

The Walking Dead is unique in so many ways, but one of the most singular to the title is that there are truly no story arcs as defined by most other comic books. Instead what you have is one long … Continue reading →

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Jupiter’s Legacy #2 – Millar and Quitely

Posted on July 1, 2013 by Shawn Warner

Even super-heroes are not immune to dysfunction in the family. Mark Millar explores the depths of that dysfunction in his new series, Jupiter’s Legacy. Utopian is the patriarch of a family of super-beings –  to call them super-heroes would imply … Continue reading →

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Review: Nowhere Men #5 – Eric Stephenson & Nate Bellegarde

Posted on June 3, 2013 by Sean Robinson

Nowhere Men takes on an interesting slogan early on in its run: “Science is the new rock and roll”. It’s a saying of one of the main characters and seems to be a tenet that this group of scientists take … Continue reading →

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Review: The Bounce #1 – Joe Casey, David Messina

Posted on May 26, 2013 by Kimberley Griffiths

I’ll admit, I was kind of looking forward to the first issue of The Bounce.  Despite the vague description of issue 1, and the costume looking like some kind of cross between Ronin and Spider-Man, I was intrigued by the … Continue reading →

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Mini-Reviews: Todd The Ugliest Kid, Hoax Hunters and Judge Dredd

Posted on April 26, 2013 by David Holloway

Ahhh, the best time of the month when my monthly stash of non-digital comics arrives. Here’s my brief thoughts on what I’ve read: Hoax Hunters #9: I’ve been threatening to stop reading this for a few months now and this … Continue reading →

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Review: Saga #12 – Brian K. Vaughan & Fiona Staples

Posted on April 16, 2013 by Sean Robinson

I don’t think I have ever encountered a series that has so consistently been impressive as Saga has been. The perfect mix of sci-fi adventure, family drama, and Lost-esque cliffhangers (which coincidentally was also something writer Brian K. Vaughan was a producer on)  have lent … Continue reading →

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Review: Star Wars #4 – Wood and D’Anda

Posted on April 12, 2013 by Shawn Warner

I can almost hear that instantly recognizable John Williams score as the Millennium Falcon zooms across the star field. I am not in a darkened Cineplex, I am sitting at my desk reading Dark Horse Comics’ Star Wars #4 by … Continue reading →

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