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Batman #31 - A Review
I don't think I need to say anything about the excellent artwork of Greg Capullo and Danny Miki after sharing this image. I want this image as a poster. Hell, I want a Souped-Up BMX Batman action...
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Serenity: Leaves On The Wind #5 - A Review
In previous reviews of this series, I called it a good story hampered by bad artwork. I will not be doing that this month. Oh, not because the artwork has gotten better. It hasn't. If anything, Georges...
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Invaders #5 - A Review
Invaders #5 has all the hallmarks of a James Robinson story. What this means is that the action of the book is pushed into the background so we can focus upon the dialogue. This might sound...
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Conan The Avenger #2 - A Review
I savaged the first issue of Conan The Avengerin a review for Kabooooom.com and was honestly ready to call it quits on this book for a time. The artwork was terrible in several respects. The dialogue...
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Batman Eternal #8 - A Review
Batman's war with mobster Carmine "The Roman" Falcone continues to take center stage in this week's issue of Batman: Eternal. It is a war that Batman doesn't realize he is losing, as unbeknownst to...
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A-KON 25 Cosplay Pictures - Part One
Captain Planet and a Planeteer.Lara Croft from Tomb Raider and Samus from Metroid.Vega from Street Fighter.Tina and Bob from Bob's Burgers.Violent Lavender as Playboy Bunny Poison Ivy.Big Ass Dice...
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A-Kon 25 Cosplay Pictures - Part Two
Jigen from Lupin The 3rd.Alas, I didn't get all of this group of Disney Princess Sailor Scouts. But I did catch three of them!That's Glitzy Geek Girl as Sailor Ariel.Pedo Bear helps Thor Girl look...
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A-Kon 25 Cosplay Pictures - Part Three
Two characters from Monster High.The Geeky Seamstress as Bombshell Wonder WomanCaitlin Glass as Black Canary.Daenerys Targaryen.Mia Moore as Taiga from Toradora!The Shredder and April O'Neil from the...
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Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword #8 - A Review
Somehow, I've missed Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword #7. Thankfully, that didn't matter too much. Only one of the stories in this issue - Breckinridge Elkins: Mountain Man - is a continuation from...
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Batman Eternal #9 - A Review
Batman Eternal #9 finds The Caped Crusader leaving Gotham City for a time. With the GCPD out for his head, Batman decides to head to Hong Kong and track down the crime bosses who assisted Carmine...
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Earth 2 #24 - A Review
I remember having a conversation at a convention a few months back, describing Earth 2 to a skeptical comic fan who loved the Golden Age heroes but didn't like much of what The New 52 had offered so...
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Green Arrow #32 - A Review
Green Arrow #32 opens with Oliver Queen returning home and finding out about the rioting that is destroying his hometown. He doesn't get a chance to breathe, much less react, as a gang of...
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Batgirl #32 - A Review
Barbara Gordon has 99 problems and a bitch IS one. A billionaire bitch named Charise Carnes, to be specific. Carnes fancies herself a savior of sorts and under the guise of Knightfall has recruited a...
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Invaders #6 - A Review
James Robinson is one of the best idea men in comics history. He can build whole scenes around musings about what life would really be like in a world where superpowers were a reality. And while that...
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Justice League United #2 - A Review
A madman named Blyth is kidnapping the beings of a thousand star systems for nefarious purposes and has hired the bounty hunter Lobo to keep his captives subdued. The good news is that a new Justice...
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Sheena #2 (Moonstone Books 2014) - A Review
When we last we left The Queen of The Jungle, she was launching dual investigations into a group of soldiers enslaving the local natives and reports of a jaguar attacking a local archaeological dig....
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Batman Eternal #10 - A Review
Batman Eternal #10 was of such dramatically dismal quality compared to the earlier installments I'm contemplating dropping the title. Part of this is due to the artwork of Riccardo Burchielli, whose...
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All I Really Need To Know I Learned Watching Cheesy Movies With Puppets
All I Really Need To Know I Learned Watching Cheesy Movies With Puppets Or: Five Ways Mystery Science Theater 3000 Got Me Through Middle SchoolYou wouldn't think it from my writing output, but my first...
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Red Sonja: Sanctuary - A Review
Red Sonja: Sanctuary is a sequel to the one-shot Red Sonja: Raven. I never wrote a formal review of that story but I did read it and my memories of it are not fond ones. Thankfully, the title page of...
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Batman Eternal #11 - A Review
Let's not mince words or waste time. Batman: Eternal #11 is one of the worst comics I've seen in recent memory. Indeed, I'm not sure what aspect of it troubled me most. The idea of Alfred the Butler...
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