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
In the midst of battle, both sides of this war are pulling out all the stops. All Out War is in full swing and the action that this issue offers is as good as we
Let’s get straight to the point. Here is my pull for this week: Injustice Year Two #3 Wake #7 Satellite Sam #7 Walking Dead #124 Amazing X-Men #5 Guardians of the Galaxy #13 Hawkeye #18
Last week was crazy. I watched all of True Detective, got down on a lot of Titanfall, and went to Kansas City Comic Con. Not to mention I am still trying to get through my
Warning: There may be spoilers… There are many great things to say about the current All Out War arc, but if there is anything that I am most appreciative about, it is the current rapid
Well, I wasn’t able to get a hold of last week’s books until today due to the weather down south delaying my store’s shipment by almost a whole week! This begs the question on whether
Trillium has found a way to weave an intricate and dense plot into something that is not only out of this world, but is out of this time. Jeff Lemire’s whimsical nature of crafting this
Great books coming out this week. Here goes nothing. Swamp Thing #29 Trillium #7 Turok #2 Jupiter’s Legacy #4 Avengers A.I. #10 She-Hulk #2 Uncanny X-Men #18 Trillium is coming to an end and this
Satellite Sam is interesting to say the least. This is certainly not your normal comic book. And considering Matt Fraction’s light-hearted rise to fame with Hawkeye, you would never guess it was he who penned