America Chavez: Made in the U.S.A #3 is about to flip America's world upside down as she learns the truth about her past. Or at least, the truth that one would have her believe.
Review: Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk
This month marks the 30th anniversary of the one and only Darkhawk. So it's only natural that we (and by we, I mean the fans and Marvel Comics) celebrate by enjoying a new issue! Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk is an issue I have been waiting years for, and I wish I were kidding.
Review: Hawkeye: Freefall #5
Clint Barton's slightly chaotic journey continues in Hawkeye: Freefall #5. Given who we're talking about here, you just know that this entire issue is going to be full of great action scenes, and more than a couple of moments in which Clint will regret his decision-making process.
Review: Alienated #2
Alienated #2 continues the quirky and somewhat odd adventure of three teenagers and the alien they accidentally came across in the wild. Yes, that really happened. And yes, it is exactly as entertaining as it sounds.
Review: Red Mother #4
Red Mother is arguably one of the more disturbing and chilling series I’ve been reading of late. And that’s saying something. Daisy’s tale is both alarming and intriguing, in just the right proportions. It’s also difficult to predict what will happen next, a fact that has surely increase the tension.
Review: Wicked Things #1
Wicked Things is the latest new series from a creative team many of you will recognize! John Allison and Max Sarin, the creators behind Giant Days, are once again working together to bring us a charming and fascinating new series. They’ll be working alongside artists such as Whitney Cogar and Jim Campbell too, so that is even more exciting.
Review: Outlawed #1
Outlawed #1 is the start of a new event about to rock the Marvel Universe. It is technically a standalone issue, but the events that occur within it are going to affect many series. Especially the series focused on our youngest heroes.
Review: Hawkeye: Freefall #4
Hawkeye: Freefall has been a highly entertaining yet slightly chaotic series. Given that this is a series focused on Clint Barton, that probably shouldn't come as too much of a surprise. In true Barton fashion, his latest scheme has become increasingly complex, pitting him against the friends and allies he holds so dear.
Review: Dryad #1
It’s a tale of love, lore, monster hunting, and so much more. And that’s only the beginning. An elf and a human fall in love – that’s a tale we’ve all heard before. Together they’ve found a safe haven for which to raise their family in. But how long can one family be content to be merely ‘safe’?
Review: Hidden Society #1
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Writer: Rafael Scavone Artist: Rafael Albuquerque Colorist: Marcelo Costa Letterer: Bernardo Brice Released: February 26th, 2020 Rating: Hidden Society #1 is the start of a new series from Dark Horse Comics. This is a series, unsurprisingly, about a Hidden Society. Or rather, the Hidden Society. In a world where magic is... Continue Reading →


