[LIST] DECEMBER STAFF PICKS
Whether you’re still in the holiday spirit or not, the Geek’d Out staff has a variety of recommendations for you to enjoy!
[REVEW] THE IMPROBABLE ORIGIN STORY CONTINUES IN ‘IMPOSSIBLE JONES #2′
The not-so-grim but sorta gritty origin of comic’s newest sensation continues as our hero plots her revenge against those who betrayed her!
[REVIEW] GET READY TO ROCK WITH ‘KISS: PHANTOM OBSESSION #1’
When it comes down to it, ‘KISS: Phantom Obsession’ is a fun, old-school-style comic that fans of the band will enjoy.
[REVEW] ‘BROKEN SOULS BALLAD #1’ IS A FAMILIAR TALE…WITH MUSIC
First issues are tough, and while I’m not convinced that all of my questions are going to be answered any time soon, the creative team’s skills will bring me back to at least check out the second issue of Broken Souls Ballad.
[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] TAKE A DEAL WITH THE DEVIL IN ‘THE SILVER COIN #1’
The Silver Coin #1 introduces readers to Ryan, the front man of a struggling rock band, who sells his soul for fame and fortune.
[REVIEW] STRAY DOGS #2
This quietly suspenseful second chapter continues the noir-style tale about a serial killer, told from the POV of his victims’ dogs.
[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.
[REVIEW] STRAY DOGS #1
Lady and the Tramp meets Silence of the Lambs in this deceptively cute thriller with the visual flair of a Don Bluth film.