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Shadows in the Dirt: Why Of The Earth #1 is the Must-Read Thriller of the Spring By Patrick Cornish Of The Earth #1 is officially set to drag the suspense genre into the mud this spring, offering a dark, high-tension …
Of The Earth #1 Review: Image Comics Unleashes a Gritty Horror Debut Read More
Families and Fuselages: Why Ghost Machine’s Rocketfellers #0 is the Feel-Good Hit of the Spring Rocketfellers #0 is officially set to push the high-stakes, time-travel energy of the independent market to a terminal velocity this May. Arriving in shops on …
Rocketfellers #0 Review: Ghost Machine’s Time-Lost Family Adventure Read More
Snot, Smog, and Splat: Why Matt Bors’ TOXIC CRUSADERS #5 is the Ultimate Eco-Satire Conclusion TOXIC CRUSADERS #5 is officially set to push the high-octane energy and radioactive pollution of the independent market to a terminal velocity this season. Arriving …
TOXIC CRUSADERS #5 Review: The Epic Snot-Splattered Conclusion Read More
The Black Fire of New Orleans: Why Ryan Parrott’s Rogue Sun #34 is today’s Definitive Choice Rogue Sun #34 officially pushes the high-stakes, supernatural energy of the superhero genre to a terminal velocity this May, delivering an intense and action-packed …
Rogue Sun #34 Review: Image Comics’ Massive-Verse Reaches Critical Mass Read More
Shadows and Sinister Scripts: Why BOOM! Studios’ Hello Darkness Volume 4 is a Triumph of Terror Hello Darkness Volume 4 is officially set to push the creeping dread and psychological terror of the independent comic market to a terminal velocity …
Hello Darkness Volume 4 Review: BOOM! Studios’ Horrific Anthology Read More