[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] ‘THE GOOD ASIAN #1’ IS A REFRESHING TAKE ON NOIR
Set in 1936 Chinatown, The Good Asian follows Edison Hark, mainland America’s first Chinese American detective. He is tasked with finding Ivy Chen, a maid and secret lover of his surrogate father, millionaire Mason Carroway. But what starts as a simple missing persons case quickly escalates into something more dire.
[REVIEW] A MASTERFUL, MELANCHOLY MYSTERY UNFOLDS IN ‘DEAD DOG’S BITE #1′
This is a book to watch. Join the denizens of Pendermills in the mysterious world of Dead Dog’s Bite this week at your local comic shop.
[REVIEW] ‘THE SINNER SEASON 3’ IS A LOVE LETTER TO EXISTENTIALISM
Season 3 of The Sinner forces us to reckon with our own views on free will, fate, the sweet hereafter, so consider yourself warned. Be ready.
[REVIEW] ‘SPY ISLAND #1’ IS VERY GROOVY, BABY, YEAH
This latest Dark Horse miniseries is groovy, sexy, and weird in all the ways comics should be. WARNING: May contain hairy men in Union Jack speedos.
[REVIEW] THINGS BEGIN TO GET LIVELY IN ‘PLUNGE #2’
The mystery of the Derelth continues to sink deeper in Plunge #2 as the Carpenter Salvage team attempts to make sense of Moriah Lamb’s horrific discovery.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] ‘PRIME SUSPECTS’ IS A FUN GRAPHIC NOVEL APPROACH TO MATHEMATICS
‘Prime Suspects’ blends together the worlds of mathematics and forensic science to give readers both an interesting mystery and an education in numbers.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] NEW FACES MEET FAMILIAR STREETS IN “BLADE RUNNER 2019 #1”
Writers: Michael Green and Mike Johnson Artist: Andres Guinaldo Colorist: Marco Lesko Letters: Jim Campbell Cover Art: Stanley “Artgerm” Lau Editor: David Leach Publisher:
[REVIEW] LONDON KILLS, SERIES 1, IS FORMULAIC BUT FRESH
In the myriad of British detective dramas, London Kills manages to give viewers a compelling narrative that doesn’t stray too far from the formulaic genre.