Transformers Galaxies #2
What happens when five parts of a whole square off against three whole parts? Learn that and how licensed comics are earning new respect in my review of Transformers: Galaxies #2 (Bleszinski, Ramondelli)
DetailsALIENS: RESCUE #4
Aliens: Rescue #4: (Wood, McKeown, Straw, De La Torre, Jackson) as the dust settles we find what Wood and co did manage to rescue and why switching leads drastically affected the outcome.
DetailsTerminator: Dark Fate
The new Terminator movie is an action-packed, adrenaline-filled movie that feels like the true sequel after 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day instead of the lackluster part 3, 4, and 5 fans were saddled with over the years. However, it’s quite different than Terminator movies you’ve seen.
DetailsFIREFLY # 9
Firefly #9: (Greg Pak, Dan McDaid, Marcelo Costa) a perfect balance of drama, pathos and humour finds us back where it all began.
DetailsStar Trek: Year One #7
If you’re one of the millions of people who’d like to have just a couple more episodes of the original Star Trek TV series, then let me tell you about ‘Star Trek: Year Five #7’ ( Lanzing/Kelly/Thompson)
DetailsFirst, the return of their own comic book and now not only a line of Marvel Legends Action Figures but Funko Pops as well!
DetailsThe Immortal Hulk #25
The Immortal Hulk #25 (Ewing, Garcia, Bennett, Jose, O’Halloran, Mounts) “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of a living GOD.” – Hebrews 10:31
DetailsJosie & The Pussycats in Space #1
Josie & The Pussycats in Space #1 (de Campi, Neogi) launches these American icons into worlds that are foreign to them, much like many members of today’s society. These characters might be able to survive the darkness and solitude of new cultures. But can we?
DetailsStar Wars #73 Rebels and Rogues Part VI
Star Wars #73 (Pak, Noto, Cowles) brings a refreshing change to a stagnant story line. Action returns to the series, as it begins to build toward its end in a couple issues. As the team of Star Warriors come together, so does the creative team behind this arc.
DetailsMoney Shot #1
Money Shot #1 (Seeley, Beattie, Isaacs) is one of the most unique and enjoyable experiences reading a comic that I’ve had in years. Also, I feel really dirty now.
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John Byrne brought us new stories of the original X-Men for over twenty issues of not nostalgia but newness and tribute. Canceled early, always experimental, and ripe for reconsideration: X-Men: Hidden Years!
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #10 (Cates, Smith, Olazaba) brings a fan-favorite back from the great beyond, even as Rocket nears death and an old foe is brought into the fray… on the side of good!?
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