I know that comic solicitations should be taken as gospel as much as a movie trailer selling you “the best movie of the decade, maybe even ever!” but the word around Silver Surfer’s big 50th anniversary was that it was going to be status-quo changing. In this case, there’s some truth to the marketing because the final moments of Silver Surfer #3 deliver a huge gut-punch.
Written by Peter J. Tomasi Art by Ian Bertram Colours by Dave Stewart Letters by Nate Piekos Review by Billy Seguire A comic
The ultimate heist! It has been the subject of books, movies and comics throughout history with different types of teams and prizes through all genres. Jackpot! #1 from Aftershock comics is the latest comic to tackle the subject with the promise saying they are going to be pulling off the greatest scam in human history.
Moon Knight #1 Writer: Jeff Lemire Artist: Greg Smallwood Colours: Jordie Bellaire Review by Adrian Hodgkiss Manhattan’s favourite mercenary turned vigilante is back in
When I first saw Gwenpool grace a variant cover for Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars last year, I knew deep down that this would not be the last time I would see her. Immediately the internet lit up with both positive and negative reactions towards Gwenpool. Spider-Gwen had skyrocketed in popularity and now Gwenpool has appeared.
Baltimore Comic Con, home to the Harvey Awards, announced it’s first one hundred guests today. Baltimore Comic Con has a consistently prestigious and diverse
Hump Day gifted us with a new look at Marvel’s Doctor Strange film. In it, we see a mostly confused Stephen Strange (Benedict
I love smart, original horror. Books like The Haunting of Hill House. Movies like Hellraiser. Videogames like Fatal Frame. I love horror that goes beyond the undead, serial murderer slicing up teenagers and raises questions that aren’t inherently scary like repressed memories or sexual desire. It affects you more and stays with you for a lasting horror experience. So imagine my surprise that I’d yet to hear about Survivors’ Club, a comic series seven issues in that’s dark and twisted and definitely outside the box.
Poe Dameron #1 Marvel Comics Written by Charles Soule Art by Phil Noto Letters by VC’s Joe Caramagna Reviewed by Steven Ray Morris Poe
