Comic & Manga Reviews
Parish #10 resolved. And man did it live up to the wait. I was feeling pretty anxious about what was going to happen. And if it's possible to feel both relieved and shocked, that describes my emotions perfectly for this issue.
hat he has found himself in, in Deadpool #9. Get ready for things to get crazy.
e Parish #9 was surprising for many reasons, but that just made for a better read. They're progressing with the story, but the direction is not the obvious one, and I have to respect that. While this series came off as somewhat blunt and brutal (but in a good way), it's becoming more and more clear that there is so much more going on beneath the surface.
The one and only Deadpool is looking to save the day and create a little mayhem in the process. That sounds pretty normal for him, all things considered. Yet Deadpool #8 is anything but the usual affair for this hero.
But it's more disturbing than you could ever imagine. It's been described as a necromancer horror series, and there isn't a more accurate description out there.
Deadpool #7 has one of the best (and most entertaining) comic covers in recent times. It embodies everything that makes Deadpool what it is. It raises a question on how literal the imagery portrayed is.
It's safe to say that Vita and Charlie have been having a rough go of it. That is a fact that will not change for Crowded #12. After all, we're talking about a woman who has an ever-increasing sum available to the person that kills her and the bodyguard hired to protect her.
Have you ever wondered how characters like Deadpool are reacting to all of the changes in X-Men? Well, you need wonder no more. For Deadpool #6 is about to answer that question – and about a dozen more. In the most insane ways possible, of course.
Protecting anybody in a world where Reapr campaigns exist is a job easier said than done—but protecting a woman who constantly lies and hides the truth of her actions? That’s a whole new set of trouble, as evidenced in Crowded #11.
tful of Heads #1 is the first issue in a new miniseries from DC Comics. The series is going to run for a total of six issues and is one of the darker series – falling solidly under their new Black Label.
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