Comic & Manga Reviews
After a bit of a break, the creative team behind Wasted Space is ready to give us the latest installment in the series. Wasted Space #11 starts a whole note plot arc for Billy and his band of misfits. But if we know anything about this crew – whatever adventure they get into next will be chaotic.
If you’re looking for a fun manga full of sports and a dash of coming-of-age-like storytelling, check out Crimson Hero, Vol. 1. This one originally came across my desk because I was looking for a good fit for my reading challenge (sporty book), and I’m happy to have read it.
Once again, I’m late to the show. Greg Pak’s run on Darth Vader started over a year ago, but I’m just now getting around to it. The Handmaidens are some of my Star Wars characters, so I’ve been hearing the hype and hoping it lives up to my dreams.
Wasted Space #12 is an issue full of sudden changes, emotionally charged arguments, and character development. It’s another intense read in this collection that takes us on a completely different journey. In a series that has been full of drama and chaos, change is to be expected. But this is an issue that brings it to a whole new level.
Ohhhh. Confession is perfect for all the readers who love a good psychological thriller or a story with good murder/mystery vibes. It also has strong survival elements, as our main character desperately fights for a way to survive this situation.
I’m back with Lore Olympus Vol. 2! I can still see why readers have fallen head over heels for this romance. That said, I’m still not as sucked in as I would like. I think it’s just because I’m still very burned out on Greek mythology/retellings.
Billy Bane hasn't exactly been the most willing of heroes...but at least he's stepped up for the job. More or less. In Wasted Space, Billy tries to fix everything he broke, even though he'd prefer to stay away from humanity.
I was immediately drawn to Break of Dawn, thanks to the promise of being perfect for Cowboy Bebop fans. Who could resist that sort of temptation, right? That said, I loved this tale much less than I hoped.
Once again, behind on the times, I'm trying to catch up on all the series I've missed out on. One such series is The Silver Coin, a horror anthology created by several of my favorite comic writers and authors. A big no-brainer for why I needed to read it!
The first plot arc in Vampire The Masquerade Comics ends with Vampire the Masquerade: Winter's Teeth #5. The World of Darkness has again come to life, telling two unique tales of vampires and politics.
Quirky Cats Comics 