I am absolutely overjoyed to have found Wynonna Earp. Beau Smith has crafted her with an adorable penchant for property destruction and nose-breaking. Continue reading Wynonna Earp Volume 1: Homecoming
It is the prequel to Jupiter’s Legacy and chronicles the lives and times of the Legacy’s kids Superhero parents, circa 1959. The plot is well laid and takes care to delve into the personal and hero lives of the characters and their membership in their superhero Union. Continue reading Jupiter’s Circle Vol. 1
These are some of the best offerings this Free Comic Book Day 2016! Click on the title that most interests you for more info. Continue reading Free Comic Book Day 2016
DayBlack Volume 2, Issue #5 starts with a flash back to Merce’s past, before he became a vampire. Continue reading DayBlack #5
“Set several years after the events of Django Unchained, Django/Zorro finds Django again pursuing the evil that men do in his role as a bounty hunter.” … Continue reading Official Sequel to Django Unchained
DayBlack is the story of Merce, a former slave who was bitten by a vampire in the cotton fields. Four hundred years later, he works as a tattoo artist in the small town of DayBlack. Continue reading DayBlack – Keef Cross
Black to the future…#ConcretePark # Continue reading Concrete Park
The new series begins with a mission in Russia that features two red-hot Batman villains: Harley Quinn and Joker’s Daughter, plus Deadshot, Deathstroke the Terminator, Black Manta and more! Collects NEW SUICIDE SQUAD #1-8. –dccomics.com Artists: Tom Derenick [@TDerenick], Jeremy … Continue reading New Suicide Squad Vol. 1: Pure Insanity
I was most excited about The Question #1 coming up in the Convergence stew of the DC Universe. Issue #1 was solid and we see Renee Montoya looking comfortingly familiar and without the “Mark of Cain” on her forehead. Good deal. … Continue reading Convergence: The Question #1
As a #WonderWoman 
fan I avoided this title. When I went to pick up comics in the DC section at FirstAid Comics, I tried to avoid looking in the area I knew it was in. I assumed it would at best disappoint me and at worse, upset me like Batwoman after issue #24. One of the covers I couldn’t help but see, issue #4, really had me worried that my girl Wonder Woman was trapped in a bad romance novel.
I wasn’t at odds with the plausibility of their relationship. I could see them hanging around the JLA Watchtower on a slow day and hitting it off and Continue reading “POWER COUPLE”
Rocket Girl is a comic that is seriously underrated and bound to be one of the great ones. It is still in its infancy and it leaves its readers hungry for more. Volume 1, Times Squared, collects issues 1-5 and it is one impressive and promising start. I don’t think I have ever smiled so much while reading. Anyway, more to the point:
This is a re-print from Image Comics and one of the first things you will notice about this graphic novel is that the art is done … Continue reading WHITE DEATH
Kevin Wada’s cover art is incredible. The interiors and story arc were a bit powder puff in the first 4 issues, but still great. Ron Wimberly’s unapologetic and in-your-face angles take over in issue #5, but the story also picks … Continue reading She-Hulk vol. 1
