[REVIEW] ‘THE NIGHTMARE BRIGADE’ IS A SPOOKY, HEARTFELT STORY FOR ALL AGES
‘The Nightmare Brigade’ thoughtfully explores the importance of facing our fears despite the power that nightmares can hold over us.
[REVIEW] MY VIDEO GAME ATE MY HOMEWORK
“Jumanji” meets “Honey I Shrunk the Kids” in this fun, lighthearted adventure that manages to address serious issues in an honest and respectful way.
Marvel Rising #1 Review
With a fun story and likable art, MARVEL RISING #1 is a perfectly decent companion to the cross-media franchise of the same name.
Criminy GN Advance Review
Criminy is an all-ages graphic novel (suggested for readers 10+) about a family in search of a new home–thanks a lot pirates!
Mech Cadet Yu #9 Review
Mech Cadet Yu #9 is charming, intense, heart-filled, and suspenseful. So, don’t let the all-ages label deter you from reading this book!
Goosebumps: Download and Die! #3 Review
Despite a slight pacing change-up, I’m crestfallen in knowing Gossebumps: Download and Die! #3 is the conclusion. Buy it!
Goosebumps: Download and Die! #2 Review
I thought microtransactions were the scariest thing about apps. Vaughn, Wong, and the stellar creative team behind Goosebumps are proving us otherwise.
Jupiter Jet #4 Review
Jupiter Jet Issue 4 Writers: Jason Inman & Ashley Victoria Robinson Line Art: Ben Matsuya, Colours: Mara Jayne Carpenter Letters: Taylor Esposito Review by
Scales & Scoundrels Vol. 1: Into the Dragon’s Maw Review
New fantasy comic Scales & Scoundrels hopes to make its mark within the tricky genre. Does it burn bright, or is it merely just dragon smoke?