Manga and Comic Reviews
Yeah, I know this came out back in November. I didn’t plan to have it sit on my “To Review” pile for this long, but… it just happened. Don’t take this as an indictment of this latest series’ quality following the end of “Golden Wind.” While it was good overall, it was the rare title […]
This is the start of a new series written by Rick Remender. Does that mean we’re getting something that’s good and makes me want to read more? Promising but with issues? Depressing enough to get me to stop reading the series after one volume? Or something that shows the writer trying to evolve his established […]
When Lady Haste was arrested for attempted murder, it was thought to be the beginning of the end for organized crime in Stellar City. That turned out to not be the case at all as a series of gangland slayings have shown that control of the underworld is still very much up for grabs. This […]
Humanity has lost. Vampires now rule the Earth under their king and their superhuman army is devoted to rounding up the remaining humans to serve as their cattle. As well as rooting out any remaining resistance, of which there is plenty. Batgirl, Black Canary, John Constantine, Steel, Green Arrow, Jayna – the remaining Wonder Twin […]
I certainly didn’t plan to review these two volumes together. Aside from sharing the same publisher, they’re almost completely different in tone, style and execution. One (no, not ONE *rimshot*) is translating the “Gundam” aesthetic into manga form via the mangaka’s own sensibilities in a way that at least nods to grounded sci-fi. The other […]
The time is 1875. The place is Ft. Lehane, Texas, and Montgomery Enfield, his gang, and their families are living their best lives right now. The town’s law enforcement is lax enough that they’re able to do whatever they want without fear of any serious repercussions. Until shortly after they’ve made their latest “withdrawal” from […]
He may have had an 85-issue run on “Batman” proper and a twelve-issue follow-up on top of that, but it seems that Tom King just can’t quit the Dark Knight. In addition to the “Killing Time” caper and the “Penguin” series, the writer and his frequent artistic collaborator, Mitch Gerads, serialized this four part story […]
With a title like that, you probably already know whether or not this story is going to be for you. “Predator vs. Wolverine” is exactly what it says it is. The only thing you might not expect is that it’s a story of the title characters fighting each other over the decades. From the post-”Origin” […]
Wherein Superman, and his handpicked version of The Authority, go to Warworld to free it and its subjects from Mongul’s iron grasp. That’s what this 700+ page collection boils down to and if you’ve read a story where the Man of Steel goes off to save a group of people or a civilization from totalitarian […]
This isn’t a review of vol. 13. That’s because it’s basically the first half of the ending of the series. The volume’s six chapters are all about Laios and company’s climactic battle against the Winged Lion and you’re not going to find out anything about how it ends here. However, you will have to wait […]