Lumberjanes Anniversary Edition Review
It’s a joyous day: it’s the Lumberjanes release day! And, a pleasant surprise, it’s an oversized anniversary edition to celebrate everyone’s favourite light-hearted, lady led adventure!
Ghostbusters International #3 Review
Issue three of Ghostbusters International opens right where issue two ended: Peter, Ray, and Winston are headed straight for Poveglia Island to clear out the supposedly thousands of ghosts haunting it, Egon is investigating a mysterious reading he collected back in issue one, and Janine is holding interviews for another Ghostbuster.
UFOlogy Vol. 1 Review
UFOlogy: Volume 1 BOOM! Studios Cover by: Colin Bell Created & Written by: James Tynion IV & Noah J. Yuenkel Art by: Matthew Fox
Parsley Girl: Carrots Review
There’s something so captivating about a good comic book title. Something that will draw you in on pretty much oddness alone. Parsley Girl: Carrots is one of those comics. Who is Parsley Girl and what’s her problem with carrots? It’s something I had to find out.
Dorothy Must Die Trilogy Review
The story behind the story is always an interesting path to take, especially when it’s a beloved classic turned on its head. It’s been
Naruto Shippuden: Mystery Mini
Naruto Shippuden is the continuation of the original animated TV series Naruto. The story revolves around Uzumaki Naruto, who is now slightly older and
The Jungle Book Review
Along with everyone else in the world, when I heard that Jon Favreau was making a live action version of The Jungle Book I was skeptical about it.
Hot Damn! #1 Review
Hell has always been an interesting literary topic, whether writing from a point of salvation or damnation. Although we can all say that it’s more fun when Hell gets shown, not as lakes of burning brimstone, but as a grimy city full of tedious bureaucracy and sarcastic demons. Hot Damn! is the newest entry in this he
Silver Surfer #3 Review
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.