[REVIEW] PLAY COSMIC MUSICAL CHAIRS WITH ‘BOLERO #1’
‘Bolero #1’ introduces readers to Devyn: a budding tattoo artist who gets a chance to start over…35 chances to be exact.
[REVIEW] BACK TO THE CRIME SCENE WITH ‘STRAY DOGS: DOG DAYS #1’
While Stray Dogs: Dog Days #1 is not a must-read, it provides a perfect complement to the original series Stray Dogs.
[REVIEW] GRRL SCOUTS: STONE GHOST #1
The latest Grrl Scouts mini is a hilariously over-the-top, yet deeply personal journey into a pulsating heart of darkness.
[REVIEW] FIND YOUR RECORD IN ‘WHAT’S THE FURTHEST PLACE FROM HERE’
What’s the Furthest Place from Here is a music-infused ride through a pubescent post-apocalypse that is sure to make your pull list.
[REVIEW] CAN ERIK LARSEN RESURRECT A CULT CLASSIC IN ‘ANT #1’?
Overall, Ant #1 feels like it is stuck a few decades in the past where the concept was first hatched.
[REVIEW] HEAD DEEP INTO THE WOODS WITH ‘FRONTIERSMAN #1’
Frontiersman #1 makes creating a whole new superhero world look easy. By focusing on just one former hero, it avoids the pitfalls of comparisons to the big two.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] THE SPACE RACE GOES BANANAS IN ‘PRIMORDIAL #1’
In 1959, two monkeys went to space. After a 16-minute jaunt through space, they returned safely to planet earth. But what if they didn’t?
[REVIEW] SEEING RED AGAIN IN ‘ECHOLANDS #1’
I’ll say it again: I was not prepared for Echolands, and I hope you aren’t either. This book refuses to be defined in an easy-to-label way, yet, despite the risks, it has an engaging story at its heart that could flit about in any direction that our heroine takes.
[REVIEW] TENSION BUILDS IN ‘THE ME YOU LOVE IN THE DARK #1’
Middlewest creators Skottie Young and Jorge Corona reunite to tell the story of a young artist and a haunted house.