Batman #69
The circuitous narrative spooled out over the last several issues comes to fruition, here, when Batman finally finds the key to freeing himself from the labyrinth of fear. The art is stellar, as is the narrative. This is one to pick up.
DetailsSavage Sword of Conan #4
Conan and his companions travel the labyrinth against the odds, what could go wrong?
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Franklin Richards could be Woody Allen’s son in any Woody Allen production.
DetailsWeb of Venom: Cult of Carnage #1
Misty Knight searches Dovorton, Colorado the missing John Jameson! Carnage is Coming!
DetailsAmerican Gods
The recruitment drive takes a back seat as connections are made and seeds are planted.
DetailsConan the Barbarian #5
In Conan the Barbarian #5 our favorite Cimmerian finds himself beset on all sides by horrors beyond knowing, like friendship!
DetailsBatman #68
Although the art is as arresting as the plot, the story (and it’s unworkable shift in perspective) leaves a lot to be desired. This is something of a low-point for an otherwise fascinating arc.
DetailsThe Girl in the Bay #3
The Girl in the Bay #3 provides more details while raising more questions.
DetailsPET SEMATARY
When you bury something in the Pet Sematary….it comes back VERY different!!
DetailsWILLIAM GIBSON’S ALIEN 3 #5
Wlliam Gibson’s Alien 3 #5: As things fall down around their ears the survivors of Anchorpoint Station must get out in one piece and keep a xenomorph or two
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Lindsay McCabe, Maetel, Little Annie Fanny, Kitty Pryde. What makes a character with a sexual aspect a paper lover, a safe refuge, someone who feels like a full earnest person, and is it you, them, or the talent who make’em?
DetailsAmerican Gods
Both Wednesday and Mr World seek an audience with the God of Money. Will that be cash or charge?
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