[REVIEW] A CASE OF STICKER SHOCK IN BRIAR #1
The heroine of Boom Studios’ new series has been known by many names. The others look, and probably smell, sweeter than this title’s princess
[REVIEW] JIM HENSON’S THE STORYTELLER: SHAPESHIFTER’S #1
Jim Henson’s The Storyteller: Shapeshifter’s #1 is the first of a four-part series retelling myths about shapeshifters from around the world.
[REVIEW] ‘BUCKHEAD #1’ IS AN AMBITIOUS NEW CYBERPUNK SERIES
The first issue of Buckhead is too ambitious for its own good–which is frustrating, because I want to love it.
[REVIEW] FIND OUT WHO IS IN THE GRAVE IN ‘REGARDING THE MATTER OF OSWALD’S BODY #1’
By the last page of Regarding the Matter of Oswald’s Body #1, I was hooked. Now that the team is together, I want to know what’s next.
[REVIEW] LET’S GO MONSTER HUNTING IN ‘HOUSE OF SLAUGHTER #1’
House of Slaughter #1, from BOOM! Studios, continues with James Tynion IV’s streak of successful independent comics.
[REVIEW] DUNE: BLOOD OF THE SARDAUKAR #1
Dune: Blood of the Sardaukar #1 is a great comic that converted me to being a Dune-appreciator and I look forward to the next issue.
[REVIEW] WAKE UP AND SMELL THE CLIMATE CRISIS IN ‘EVE #1’
There are certainly hitches in the first issue of Eve, but our hero and her button-eyed companion make this worth checking out.
[REVIEW] ‘THE MANY DEATHS OF LAILA STARR #1’ TELLS OF LIFE AFTER GODHOOD
Despite this being another entry amongst a slew of comics about gods and mortals, The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 with its compelling storyline, singular focus on Death/Laila, and Hindu roots make it worth your time.
[REVIEW] ‘PROCTOR VALLEY ROAD #1’ IS A FRIGHTENINGLY GOOD RIDE
Boom! Studios’ Proctor Valley Road #1 brings together 1970s America and spooky folklore in a strong first issue.