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Perhaps a comic that might somewhat finally decently deal with mental illness, but somehow Miligan's writing simply didn't engage me deeply and so I don't know if I shall finish this series....

I generally dig Deodato's art--it's often fierce and atmospheric in a brooding way that serves many of the stories he's penciled in the past decade plus, definitely more fitting than perhaps...

I'm not sure about rating this so low--I think it's the discomfort one should feel when reading this that I somehow can't give it more stars, even though the design of the storytelling addre...

Mike Carey's X-Men comics have been decently enjoyable to me, but in retrospect this seems to be another stone around Cyclops' neck, as Carey has Mr. Summers make a disturbing choice in orde...

I was thoroughly engaged by Noah Van Sciver's autobiographical tale of being one of nine children of two New Jersey Mormons. Somehow I never put together that Cyberfrog creator and comics-ga...

Quite an enjoyable romp as we follow the story of a Skrull commander who is hoping this is his last battle, so he can retire with his wife. Little does he know what he's getting into attempt...

For one thing, this 9/11 conspiracy theory comic book is something that I am quite surprised was ever made by Image Comics. Most, if not all comic book publishers are considered to be quit...

The early stories of Devil Dinosaur were quite thrilling. It was the type of stuff you'd expect to see in a 1960s prehistoric movie. But Devil Dinosaur was far more superior than those B m...

Fun, weird, droopy art that often evokes action and the necessary creepiness the story requires, some panels are indecipherable. Definitely worth one read, but not sure I would revisit this ...