Review: The Me You Love In The Dark #5
“…dark, serious and unsettling while remaining subtle and nuanced in its approach.”
Review: Friday, Book One: The First Day of Christmas
“Ed Brubaker’s script is excellent, while Marcos Martín and Muntsa Vincente combine to do a great job capturing the 70s feel.”
Review: Human Remains #2
“As before this is very well drawn with vibrant colours and detail throughout, resisting the temptation to just make everything red despite the body count. But it’s the storytelling that surprised me the most. It would be easy to make this another bog-standard horror comic, but there’s depth here, we’re getting character development and emotional nuance, which is much appreciated.”
Review: The Labyrinth
“This is an interesting and dark piece that leaves you to fill in some blanks while clearly filling in others. It asks questions about the choices we make, and whether we can be forgiven for them.”
Review: The Me You Love In The Dark #4
“This issue features a surprisingly real feeling portrayal of an emotionally abusive relationship for a comic about some unspecified supernatural creature, which makes it feel all the more unsettling.”
Review: St Mercy #3
“St Mercy is doing enough to keep my interest, but it’s going to need a big finish for it to be essential reading.”
Review: Vinyl #5
“Vinyl once again delivers on plot and art. I have high hopes for the final issue, but I’ll be sad to see it finish”
Review: Witchblood #7
“We get some more excellent art here, Yonna full of sadness and fury while everyone is stylishly chopping up and shooting vampires.”
Review: St Mercy #2
“We’re still waiting for the weird stuff to happen, but in the meantime, it’s a decent gritty western.”
Review: Vinyl #4
“Vinyl continues to be essential reading for fans of death cults, serial killers and people who enjoy comic gore.”
Review: Sweet Paprika #4
“I guess my only issue with Sweet Paprika is that it makes me want to eat nicely spiced food.”
Review: The Me You Love In The Dark #3
“Skottie Young and Jorge Corona are still keeping us guessing about where this is going in a way that I’ve not seen lately.”kottie Young and Jorge Corona are still keeping us guessing about where this is going in a way that I’ve not seen lately.
Review: Human Remains #1
“This has all the ingredients to be a bit special. One to watch.”
Review: Celestia
“It’s a strange book, but quite interesting, and there’s a high chance I’ll be rereading it.”
Review: Sweet Paprika #3
“Sweet Paprika is now the first thing I read when Image give us things to look at.”
Review: Second Chances #1
Writer: Ricky MammoneArtist: Max BertoliniLetters: DC Hopkins Second Chances is about a guy who gives people new identities after he helps them fake their deaths. Paul is one of his clients. And Paul is planning on shooting himself before someone in an oni mask does the job for him. Pauls’ daughter receives a mysterious email while attempting to hack her […]
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