X-Tinction Agenda: A Complete Guide to the X-Men’s Genoshan War
After 30 years, Marvel’s “X-Tinction Agenda” remains an important event, still serving as a turning point for the X-Men and the country of Genosha.
AfterShock Media and Alibi Announce Strategic Alliance to Unite Creative Talent with Original Comic IP
AfterShock Comics is the industry’s fastest-growing independent publishing company behind acclaimed series such as ANIMOSITY, DARK RED, BABYTEETH and A WALK THROUGH HELL, and most recently DEAD DAY from Ryan…
Stillwater #2 Review: A Town Full Of A Bunch of F***ing Blades
Merging small-town politics and horror of both the supernatural and “the evil that men do” kind, Zdarsky’s writing evokes Stephen King at his uneasy best. This issue is mostly conversation,…
Stardust: The Forgotten Hero Is Stronger and Meaner Than Doctor Manhattan
Merciless and utterly morally ambiguous, Stardust questioned the moral concept of a superhero long before Doctor Manhattan.
Bliss #4 Review: There’s No Other Comic Like It, Maybe Ever
Much like as with the third issue of Bliss, this fourth installment left me in disbelief at the issue number. It feels like I’ve been reading Bliss for twelve epic…
Death Metal: How the Batman Who Laughs Recruited the Robin King
The Robin King wants to inspire the young, but the Batman Who Laughs wanted to mold Robin King into his own twisted vision in Death Metal.
Batman: Three Jokers #3 Delivers a Bloody Conclusion With Intriguing Teases
The final issue of Batman: Three Jokers features a subdued confrontation elevated by strong character moments and plot twists.
New Mutants Shows Why One X-Man Is Stronger Than He Seems
In New Mutants, Cypher shows that he’s stronger than people think by displaying creative use of his powers and accepting his place in the X of Swords crossover.
Life is Strange: Partners in Time #1 Review: A Perfect Introduction
Starting off with a concise and easy-to-follow illustrated breakdown of everything the reader needs to know before the story begins, Life is Strange: Partners in Time introduces two timelines: “Max…