Tag: Comic Book Reviews

When the Back to the Future comic book was announced, I wondered if IDW would be continuing the story after the film trilogy (à la ...

Farlaine The Goblin tells the tale of a Goblin that is in search of a forest to call his own. He is a tree goblin ...

No, this is not a comic about a soup kitchen for retired superheroes who have ran out of funding. Serving Supes is a gag comic ...

Subject K has escaped from the Pale Man and is on the run to Earth along with Spez, who is not as looney as he ...

Abbey Chase returns as IDW presents Danger Girl Renegade. She may seem like an archaeologist with a taste for adventure, but she is a Danger ...

Following a killing spree, this issue shows our group of survivors as they prepare for the tough times that lay ahead whilst coming to terms ...

The image is striking: Judge Dredd, the lawman of the future, with his boot crushing down on the blood-stained flag of the USA. That was ...

This "The Invisible Woman" graphic novel isn't a great story for the titular character, but rather a much better overall story for the Fantastic Four. ...

The amount of originality on the indie comic scene never ceases to amaze me. I was contacted by Fanboy Comics and asked to give their ...

Black Mask Studios’ Alt Control Delete throws you straight into the action from the very first issue. Although it is only 13 pages long, it ...

How can you dislike a book that features the phrase “pixie scat” in the first few pages? Admit it. You can’t. From the opening scene, ...

For a primarily visual medium, it’s surprisingly rare to find examples of truly excellent sequential storytelling that stands on its own. Many artists – including ...

Marvel's mythical realm of Asgard frequently features the heroic (and in some cases not so heroic) exploits of Thor, Sif, and Loki, with Odin's sons ...

Iron Man, in a way, is Marvel's version of Batman. He's rich, confident, a playboy, has lead teams of superheroes, and is plagued by personal ...

Comic book crossovers are those rare pieces of literary history that can fulfil our wildest fantasies. These pieces of fiction are either a hit (Batman ...

If you're like me you probably didn't know there was another Human Torch. Hey, I can't know everything about the Marvel universe, right? Most of ...

Humour in comic books is like walking a tightrope. Too little and it becomes overly grim, too much and it gets a bit forced. Keith ...

Nailbiter is a chilling tale of cannibals, mutilators, mass murderers and all forms of serial killers. In Buckaroo lies a chilling reality: sixteen of the ...

Shortly after the original animated series ended, Nickelodeon and the creators of the Avatar universe began the continuation of the Aang’s adventures, along with the ...

After a massive arc comes to an end, there is always that lingering question of “What now?” You’ll often see writers taking things slow for ...