Review Brew: Divinity #1
Writer: Matt Kindt Artist: Trevor Hairsine Colors: David Baron Reviewer: Ray Willis Space the final frontier or is it? Our story begins of Abram Adams, an orphan who was [...]
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Review Brew: Transformers vs. G.I. Joe #5
Writers: Tom Scioli & John Barber Artist: Tom Scioli Reviewed By: Brett Israel Like every generation, there’s always a cartoon or movie that has a profound place in [...]
Princeless: The Pirate Princess #1
Before we begin, a confession: I love Princeless, and I always have. This is the book I started recommending to anyone who would stand still the second I finished it. Yet [...]
The Planetary Pull – February 11, 2015
**WARNING: IF YOU HAVE NOT PICKED YOUR BOOKS YET, THERE WILL BE SLIGHT SPOILERS AHEAD. WATCH AT YOUR OWN PERIL *Welcome to the Planetary Pull at Big Planet Comics in College [...]
REVIEW BREW: MS. MARVEL #11
Cover by: Kris Anka Writer: G. Willow Wilson Artist: Adrian Alphona Reviewed by Slewo The last two years have shown a concerted effort by Marvel to diversify the characters [...]
Starfire & the DC Announcements: This is Not Progress
DC announced a slew of new titles in recent days. Even accounting for the number of female-lead titles that have been done away with recently, it still looked like a step [...]
The Review Brew: The United States of Murder Inc. #6
There’s nothing like reading Brian Bendis when he’s writing in his element: crime drama. The United States of Murder Inc., thus far, has been a compelling piece [...]
We have the Answer to Marvel’s announcement on The View
Let’s get right to it and not keep you guys waiting. The announcement will have ramifications on the Secret War event that Marvel has planned for later this year. [...]
Review Brew: American Vampire Second Cycle #6
Writer: Scott Snyder Artist: Rafael Albuquerque Colors: Dave McCaig Reviewer: Ray Willis On the run from The Gray Trader Pearl, Skinner, and Cal find themselves an old [...]
Review Brew: Nameless #1
Writer: Grant Morrison Artist: Chris Burnham Colorist: Nathan Fairbairn Reviewed By: Brett Israel There wasn’t much needed to draw me into buying this book. Grant Morrison [...]
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