I may be in the minority here, but I really, really enjoyed Thanos Rising. At first, it was pretty easy to dismiss the series as the first couple of issues portrayed Thanos as a helpless
Wowsers. Was this an amazing issue or what?!? Surprisingly enough, Injustice is among the best series that DC has to offer and the fact that it is outside of the New 52 makes it an
Lazarus is quickly becoming a favorite book of mine, and justifiably so. The first two issues of the series were a great read. I am glad to say that issue number three is great as
Redemption time is here. This issue of Uncanny was steps above last issue. That’s not to say that I wasn’t still completely disappointed with this issue’s art. Brian Bendis’s game seems to be on par
So far, Batman Superman has been a flip flop series for me. At first, I simply didn’t find myself enjoying it. The second issue was a redemption of sorts. The story seemed to pick itself
Another week, another pull. As it seems to happen more weeks than not, there will probably be a book that I didn’t plan to get sitting there at the shop for me. Nonetheless, this is
SPOILERS There is no better way to begin this review than by simply saying WOW! I think that this was the best episode that I have seen throughout the entire series. We are 5 seasons
This was a relatively small week for me, but I did get to read a few really great books. Without further ado, here are this weeks review scores: Chin Music #2 – 7.2 Avengers #18
X-Men #4 is a good book. Writer Brian Wood is putting together another solid X-book in a Marvel whose X-books are among the best they have to offer. In this issue, we are following through
It’s been a while since Chin Music came out. In issue #1, we were introduced to a weird prohibition-era Chicago in an alternate, magical reality where evil seems to lurk. I am a big fan