James Bond #3
James Bond (Ayala, Lore, D’Urso, Renna, Kurichiyanil) #3 is the most underwhelming Bond comic that I’ve read since Dynamite got the license. Disappointing, but not enough to change my opinion of this excellent series.
DetailsRed Sonja #13
As the focus finally returns to Queen Sonja the Red, the series once again finds its footing with an epic tale of conquest and consequence in Red Sonja #13 (Russell, Q, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou).
DetailsVampirella #7
Vampirella #7 (Priest, Timpano, Gunduz, Schubert) is a great example of the opportunities this intricate and long form approach to storytelling affords, capitalizing on an exciting guest artist appearance for another must read issue.
DetailsRed Sonja: Age of Chaos #1
Red Sonja confronts the characters of Chaos in this new exciting #1 (Burnham, Lau, Woods, Mangual) from Dynamite, bringing together a brutal cast that sure knows how to deliver both violent action and plenty of frights!
DetailsRed Sonja #12
Red Sonja #12 (Russell, Colak, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) concludes the epic year-long arc with a whimper, focusing on Sonja the Red less and less in order to firmly establish a narrative surrounding the masculine-driven dynasty of the Zamoran empire.
DetailsJames Bond #2
James Bond #2 (Ayala, Lore, Gapstur, Kurichiyanil) is another great comic version of a Bond popcorn movie. Fun, and it’s got you wondering and guessing with the turn of every page.
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Swordquest
Drop the controller and grab a joystick this Sunday as we take a look to the recent past with Comic Watch and ‘Swordquest’!
DetailsVampirella #6
For those wanting a complex Vampirella story that takes these characters seriously, look no further. Issue #6 (Priest, Gunduz, Schubert) is an important albeit cluttered issue in a grand story that just gets more complex and intriguing with each new issue.
DetailsKISS: Zombies #2
KISS Zombies #2 (Sacks, Buchemi) …and I command you to kneel, before the God of Thunder…
DetailsRed Sonja #11
Red Sonja #11 (Russell, Colak, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) is a solid, albeit tame, pivot into what promises to be a momentous event next issue. Hopefully it pays off!
DetailsJames Bond #1
James Bond #1 (Ayala, Lore, Gapstur) is a master class in how to make a licensed comic work. From the writing to the art to the coloring, every part of this book works on so any levels. Plus, it ignites one of the biggest stories in Bond lore.
DetailsVampirella #5
Vampirella #5 (Priest, Gunduz, Schubert) is undoubtedly an exciting turning point for the series to set new events into motion, but it loses its focus on the titular character in the process.
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