Manga and Comic Reviews
Duke Guiscard fled the Parsian capital of Ecbatana, leaving it wide open to be seized by Hilmes and his invading army courtesy of a little guile on their part. What they find is a city that is currently plagued by low morale, food and water shortages, and a decaying infrastructure. Hilmes may have obtained his […]
Now that she’s free of Jason Woodrue’s dominating presence, Pamela Isely can now turn her attention towards the things that really interest her. Like dishing out an appropriate comeuppance to those who would exploit the Earth (and their workforce), such as Beatrice Crawley, the current CEO of FutureGas. Except that Ms. Crawley may have a […]
The hope with a title like that is that you’re going to get some insane kaiju-fighting action as the greatest heroes of the DCU (and some of its villains) mix it up with Godzilla and Kong (and some of the other creatures bumming around the Monsterverse). No one is going in here expecting to see […]
Christopher Chance has twelve days to live. We found this out in vol. 1 after he drank a poison drink that was meant for Lex Luthor. His investigation into who sent Luthor that drink has led to an eccentric list of suspects: The entirety of the Justice League International. Chance has already been able to […]
The last time we saw Zaha Sanko… HE WAS PRETTY MUCH FUCKED! Not only was he at the mercy of Big Sparkle and his old school bully Hinata Boggo, but the former even managed to get one of his bones. Which means that Big Sparkle can now have any wish he wants granted. But where […]
Above-the-Board Recommendation: Beasts of Burden Omnibus If there’s one thing that bugs me about the solicitation for this omnibus collection of this series, it would be the fact how the four volumes collected here are described as “all four” and not “the first four.” Which implies that we won’t be getting any more of Evan […]
Above-the-Board Recommendation: John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America Longtime readers will know that while I was really looking forward to Simon Spurrier’s take on Constantine, it didn’t wrap up in an enjoyable way. While vol. 1 delivered on the goods I expect from a “Hellblazer” series, the finale of vol. 2 shows us just how […]
Now that the “Tokyo Blade” 2.5 stage play finally has a finished script it should be smooth sailing for the production from here on out. Right? Well, vol. 5 did leave off with Aqua suffering a panic attack when he tried to channel some emotion into his role and wound up doing it with some […]