There’s something off about Satellite Sam, and at the same time there is something completely on about this series. Time and again, Matt Fraction seems to make me think that he is completely nuts and
This seems a little light, but I’m not complaining. This is going to be a crazy summer with Original Sin, Warren Ellis’ Trees, and Robert Kirkman’s Outcast on the horizon in addition to everything else.
Here is my pull list for this week: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #33It Dead Body Road #5 Lazarus #8 Walking Dead #126 Daredevil #2 Guardians of the Galaxy #14 Original Sin #0 All right, folks.
Man, what is up with Superior Foes of Spider-Man? What a disappointment these past couple issues have been. I mean, it’s one thing to have a bad issue here and there, but having the core
Hot damn. There is a whole lot of talk and not too much action throughout most of this issue, but what you see in the very last panel is as big of a fist-pumping moment
Last week was jam packed with Charles Soule’s work. It was a great week for him and for comics in general. I love where he is going with Swamp Thing and She-Hulk, while I am
And so with issue number eight, a fantastic story about the fate of humanity, bravery, and love ends. Trillium is a special book, one that deserves to stand among the best that this medium has
This is looking to be a small, but potent week for me: Swamp Thing #30 Trillium #8 Inhuman #1 Moon Knight #2 She-Hulk #3 First off, Trillium is ending, which is bittersweet for me. On
This is not a review of this issue. Moreover, this is but a brief commentary of the book. At this very moment, I just got done reading this issue and if I have but one
Just when you think that this series was heading nowhere fast, an issue like this comes out and blows all of my expectations out of the water. Satellite Sam #7 is right up there with