Comic & Manga Reviews
Firefly fans, it’s time to celebrate. There’s yet another graphic novel out there for us to dive into. I know it isn’t quite the same as another season, but we’ll take what we can get, right? Anything to keep Joss Whedon’s creation alive.
When it comes to finding trouble, the crew of Serenity has no competition. Almost every member of the crew has a past they're running from. And they're all rather talented at getting into trouble. That much has been evidenced in the last few issues of this series.
The latest series of Firefly has been so painfully on point compared to the original Firefly TV series. Fans are sure to love it – I know I’ve been enjoying it. The latest plot in the series has been fairly typical for the Firefly crew. With them all getting into a mess of trouble and being forced to find a way out of it.
The trials of Freetown are far from over, and it's all thanks to the Jenkins. Last we saw, Jedidiah has fairly injured thanks to the attack – which could have been his own creation very well. Farmhand #11 continues that story, unveiling more about what is happening in this town.
Farmhand #10 concludes the second season (no pun intended) in the series and does so on a dramatic note. There’s clearly still a lot left to this story, so there’s no doubt there’s going to be at least one more season to Farmhand.
Farmhand has been an interesting series from the start, and it's only gotten more so with the most recent issues. The series has been building up to something significant for a while now, and we're very near the point where it'll all explode.
Farmhand has been a fascinating, sort of biological, and slow-growing horror series so far. It's only seven issues in, yet countless questions have been raised during the plot's course so far.
Gwen Stacy is back; from the looks of it, she's about to get into more trouble than ever in Ghost-Spider #10. This is a young woman who has seen it all, from the death of her best friend to a multidimensional war. Now? Now she's got a whole different problem to deal with.
Gwen Stacy’s multi-dimensional adventures continue in Ghost-Spider #8. Once again, we’re reminded of all the differences in Gwen’s universe, not least of which is the difference between the classic heroes we know and their alternates in other dimensions.
Gwen Stacy, aka Ghost-Spider, hails from Earth 65. In this universe, things and people tend to be vastly different from what we're used to seeing. Ghost-Spider #7 further reinforces that fact as we get to know two variants of fan-favorite heroes.
Quirky Cats Comics 