Manga and Comic Reviews
Since the new Justice League was formed, they’ve been battling against the shadowy threat represented by the superterror organization known as Inferno. Though they initially appeared to be a new force for evil, the truth is that they’re actually the latest incarnation of the Legion of Doom! Only the twist this time is that they’re […]
Battle Beast: He beat up Invincible and a bunch of his friends, then tried to kill Thragg and died in the process. That was his story up until now, but what did he do in between these things? Scour the galaxy for a way to end his life and therefore calm the never-ending rage that […]
At the end of vol. 31, humanity was facing off against not one, but two Threat Level: Unknowns. By the end of the first chapter, however, they’re only facing off against one. Who could have taken out such a threat in the space of 46 pages? None other than the title character himself who actually […]
Above-the-Board Recommendation: Innocent: Rouge Omnibus vol. 2 I was legitimately glad to see the first “Innocent: Rouge” omnibus in these solicitations after the end of the original series. After reading it, I was successively thrilled, perplexed, and engaged at the further adventures of the Sanson family with Marie now centered as the protagonist, and Charles-Henri […]
Above-the-Board Recommendation: Transformers vol. 5: Generation One Vol. 4 saw original writer Daniel Warren Johnson wrap up the story he’d been telling since the start to somewhat disappointing effect (as far as I was concerned). A lot of stuff happened, but it didn’t really support the epic scope the writer was trying to achieve or […]
Above-the-Board Recommendation: Wonder Woman by Tom King vol. 4: The Island of Mice and Men Diana may have defeated The Sovereign, the secret King of America, in vol. 3, but that just means she can get back to dealing with Amazon business. Like finding out what happened to the missing Amazon who went on a […]
Above-the-Board Recommendation: Ultimate Spider-Man by Jonathan Hickman vol. 4: One Last Day As if I could put anything else here after giving the top spot to this title in my Best of 2025 podcast. It’s not just that I’m looking forward to seeing how Hickman wraps up his Spider-saga, or the fact that I’m expecting […]
Professor Nathaniel Peaslee had it all. A respected teaching position at Miskatonic University, a happy marriage with children, until a fateful Thursday in 1908 when he had a seizure and became… someone else. It wasn’t until 1913 when he became himself again and started to reckon with the time that he had lost, as well […]