Rai #7: A Shot in the Dark
Rai #7
Rai #7 (Abnett, Ryp, Dalhouse, Sharpe): Issue after issue Rai proves to be everything that makes great fiction so attention-grabbing and does it like 16x over as it flawlessly blends genres. @ValiantComics
DetailsSHADOW SERVICE #2: You Need a Stronger Stomach
SHADOW SERVICE #2
SHADOW SERVICE #2 (Scott, Howell, Farrell, Andworld) continues to unfold the underground world of the supernatural around its central character in a story that deepens the characters & expands the cast in an interesting, engaging way. @TheVaultComics
DetailsRaised By Wolves: Hello Mother, Hello Father
Raised by Wolves
From time to time, a new show comes along that has a certain magic. That something special that makes it both entertaining and relevant to the current period events.
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Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle! Series Review: A 9 to 5 Adventuring Job
Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle!
Series review of #anime Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle!. The adventuring guild Kibou Company has just hired its new president. This series is the latest in a seemingly growing line up of lackluster mobile-game-adaptations. #anitwt
DetailsSmall Press Saturday with Greg Anderson Elysée and Is’nana the Were-spider
In this Small Press Saturday, Comic Watch talks with Greg Anderson Elysée about his series Is’nana the Were-spider!
DetailsBungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgment Series Review: Sword and the Pen
Bungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgment
Series review of Bungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgement. Japan’s most remarkable writers fight to protect the stories they wrote. A lifeless and overly complicated series that fails to grab anyone’s attention.
DetailsKim Yale and Zatanna: Come Together
Kim Yale, Elaine Lee, Estaban Maroto brought us an intelligent, feminist Zatanna comic. Audiences did not all respond well.
DetailsExcalibur #12: He Did WHAT!?
Excalibur #12
Excalibur #12 (Howard, To, & Arciniega) delivers a fun story- assuming the reader is able to leave their preconceptions behind.
DetailsShironeko Project Zero Chronicle Series Review: An Instant Case of Forgetability
Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle
Series review of Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle. The Kingdoms of Light and Darkness struggle to bring about a lasting peace. An amazingly dull and painfully series to sit through. Here is a show that asks for far too much of your attention.
DetailsBlackwood: The Mourning After #4: Ending With A Bang
Blackwood: The Mourning After #4
Blackwood: The Mourning After #4 ( @evandorkin @itsveronicafish @AndyTFish @gwingcommander ) brings the miniseries to a close with a climax that I will be thinking about for days. With incredible writing and stunning art, the creative team has put together a series worth rereading and worth waiting for what is next.
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COMIC WATCHERS PRESENTS: An Exclusive Interview with Emma Kubert of Inkblot #1 from Image Comics
We recently had the exciting opportunity to talk with the remarkably talented Emma Kubert about her new comic series at Image Comics titled INKBLOT! See our full interview here! @EmmaKubert @ImageComics
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