I did not care much for this book, which makes me sad given how much I love Jeff Smith's work on Bone. I understand he was encompassing much about the history of Captain Marvel in a four-iss...

A fun romp in a world ruled not only by money, but by Yakuza and Swedish Porn models. Wood co-creates a wild scenario along with Donaldson's stylish and frenetic storytelling in which the pr...

A fun romp with a sort of historical meta-narrative of Robert E Howard meets his own creations as part of their story but told with contemporary dialogue. Richard Corben is very much being R...

A deliciously fun adventure of demented damage, where an old-time Marvel villain decides the Carnage symbiote is his to control, as a weapon to help cement his legacy, only to find out it's ...

Good solid fun. I've enjoyed Gerber's 1970s classics, and I enjoyed this volume as well, without having read the first volume either. It seems Zdarksy et al have brought in a fun cast of cha...

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There are essentially 2 storylines in Outsiders, Vol. 2. Both involve a member of the Shazam family's Rogues Gallery. However, the first half was just full about some of the most diabolical ...

Dugout was published in 2019. That's 5 years for those of you keeping score. It also means, that this book, which was clearly intended to be the kickoff to a new series, didn't get the atten...

Marvel's book was rated for all ages and I very much think that was what made that issue more enjoyable. It also helps that Jeff is a loyal friend. He's also adorable!

A pleasant surprise running throughout this book was the team-ups. In one adventure Tinkerbell saves Dumbo the elephant from the clutches of Captain Hook. In another, Jiminy Cricket visits h...

This 75th anniversary collection was a good read. But to not have Uncle Scrooge involved, other than his name in passing, seems a tad unforgivable. So I'm going to knock a couple of stars of...

The extremely unexpected pairing of the Impossible Man with the Punisher, complete with an entry from his war journal was a hoot. It was written and illustrated by Jim Valentino, who is such...