[INTERVIEW] WRITER RON CACACE AND ARTIST VINCENT LOVALLO TALK ALL THINGS ‘BITE SIZED ARCHIE’
In celebration of this new release, Geek’d Out had the opportunity to interview the creators: writer Ron Cacace and artist Vincent Lovallo.
[REVIEW] ‘BREAK OUT #1’ OFFERS A COMPELLING, CHARACTER-DRIVEN INVASION NARRATIVE
If you’re tired of the same old sci-fi invasion stories, give Break Out #1 a chance; it features mysterious cubes and compelling characters.
[REVIEW] MISFITS SAVE THE WORLD IN ‘THE SUICIDE SQUAD’
2016 saw the release of what some may call (me!) one of the worst modern superhero films, Suicide Squad. So color me and everyone else surprised when Warner Bros. announced The Suicide Squad (2021) in 2018. Less of a sequel and more of a do-over, The Suicide Squad has one key difference from its predecessor: it’s written and directed by James Gunn, the man responsible for turning the Guardians of the Galaxy into a household name.
[REVIEW] COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS TO DAMNATION IN ‘CHERRY BLACKBIRD #1’
Cherry Blackbird #1 brings together rock n’ roll, the occult, and deals made with the Devil. Let the countdown to damnation begin.
[REVIEW] ‘HAHA #2’ IS EQUAL PARTS DESPAIR AND COMFORT
Haha #2 introduces “funny” girl Rudy, who recounts what it was like growing up with a mother who was certifiably insane.
[EDITORIAL] HOW GARETH HINDS USES GRAPHIC NOVELS TO BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO THE CLASSICS
Here’s how Gareth Hinds makes classics like The Iliad, The Odyssey, and the work of Shakespeare accessible to new generations of readers.
[REVIEW] A BOOK FOR SAD PETS IS FILLED WITH EXISTENTIAL DREAD AND ENDLESS HEART
A Book for Sad Pets is a beautifully illustrated collection of Kristin Tipping’s reflections on the bond between pets and their owners.
The Girl in the Bay #1 Review
Murder, time travel, doppelgangers, it’s all here folks! The Girl in the Bay #1 is a stellar debut issue, and I’m excited to see how this mystery develops.
Death of X #1 Review
Death of X #1 (of 4) Writers: Jeff Lemire & Charles Soule Artist: Aaron Kuder Colors: Morry Hollowell Letters: Joe Sabino Publisher: Marvel Reviewed