Shadowman #5 review: This direction just isn’t for me
I’m okay with a tinge of the political but this book is just overt now and I’m no longer enjoying it
The Amazing Spider-Man #1 review: That old Parker luck but…
Should you buy this book? The answer is a resounding YES! Get in on the ground floor to what promises to be a fun ride through the Spiderverse!
Bloodshot Salvation #11 review: The loose ends begin to tie up…
If you’ve stuck to this story up until now, then you might as well finish it off.
Ask For Mercy #2 review: comiXology found a winner with this one
The art is beautiful and suits the mood of the book perfectly.
Savage Game #1 review: A story that seems really familiar
I just can’t get into the story because it’s been done before so many times
Spidey: School’s Out #3 review: Enter the Black Panther
I’ll recommend this because it updates Spidey in ways that are modern, yet holds to the personality of the Peter we all love and know.
Medieval Spawn and Witchblade #3 review: A Spawn and a Witchblade go into the woods
This is a good mini-series so far and if you are a fan of either Spawn or Witchblade then this is for you.
Spawn #287 review: Vengeance for Wanda continues
Spawn is a solid long running book that even when it becomes shaky still has far more positive reasons to keep following than negatives.
Saga #53 review: Always raising the bar
In the latest issue, the body of Doff (lover and fellow reporter to Upsher) is finally found.
Harbinger Wars 2 #2 review: The WAR heats up… Not really though
In the last issue, Livewire plunged America into darkness, shutting down all of the technology in protest over how psiots were being treated.
Quantum & Woody! #7 review: Can I get a KLANG?
Quantum & Woody! is a hilarious book with tons of one-liners and plenty of action.
X-O Manowar #16 review: Where is X-O Manowar???
If you don’t know, X-O Manowar is a Visigoth King, taken from his home in the past by aliens called the Vine.
Spidey: School’s Out #2 review: A fresh take on Spider-man
There is no word as to if any of these digital exclusives will ever go to print in physical form, so digital is the only way you will read them.
God Complex #6 review: A world of futuristic cyberpunk
I’ll admit, this issue isn’t the best book to come in on. You really need to go back and start with number one.
Shadowman #4 review: When a writer overdoes the politics…
The best part about the story was seeing how Shadowman got his weapon from the Abettors.
Ninja-K #8 review: Enter “The Dying One”
Ninjak is my favorite Valiant character, in fact, this is my favorite current comic book character!
The Weatherman #1 review: A new series from Image Comics that delivers the sci-fi
So should you buy this comic? Uh… YES. What are you doing? Read our review below and then go buy it!!!
Scooby Apocalypse #26 review: A 6 Month Time Jump After Fred’s Death
Scooby Apocalypse is a nice change of pace from the more “hero tinged” comic book norm.
Bloodshot Salvation #10 review: Welcome back to 4002 AD
After a bit of lag time in the middle of the series, it feels like we’re back to a good place with this issue. Bloodshot “feels” like he is back.
Let’s Go Invent Tomorrow review: Insightful quotes from effective business leaders
Let’s Go Invent Tomorrow is definitely a gift-worthy collection of quotes from successful entrepreneurs.
Rocket Man: Elon Musk In His Own Words review: A compilation of thought-provoking insights
The book consists of 117 pages of quotes from Elon Musk, as well as sixteen pages of milestones he’s achieved.
Choose Your Own Misery: The Office Adventure Review: A NSFW Choose Your Own Adventure
Some of my favourite books as a kid — and I’m probably dating myself here — were the popular Choose Your Own Adventure books. If you’re … Read more…
The Walking Dead Psychology: Psych of the Living Dead Review: Analyzing The Cast Of The Walking Dead
Monsters have always been a part of lore for humanity. From vampires to witches and more, it seems you can’t turn around these days without … Read more…
Picture Books in Review: My Rules For Being A Pretty Princess
In our society it is commonplace, even though we live in a Federal Constitutional Republic, for little girls to dream of being princesses. It’s also not uncommon for grown-up girls in … Read more…
Anna and the French Kiss Review: A Great Teen Romance Novel By Stephanie Perkins
When one is studying English in college like I am, one is often presented with obnoxious questions like, “Why do you read?” These questions are usually … Read more…
Picture Books In Review: One Word from Sophia
In my very first picture book review, I stated that children’s books can be considered shallow due to their “flamboyant illustrations and lack of SAT … Read more…
Book Review: Landline, By Rainbow Rowell
I’m going to be real with you. I love Rainbow Rowell. I love her in that weird way where I want to be her, at … Read more…
Picture Books in Review: You Are (Not) Small
Greetings, everyone! It’s time again to take a walk down memory lane and reconsider everything you ever thought was simple about your childhood. Today in … Read more…
