
Review: Black Cloak #1
Do you like crime solving characters faced with a murder set in a mythical style world? Then odds are you’ll like Black Cloak.
Do you like crime solving characters faced with a murder set in a mythical style world? Then odds are you’ll like Black Cloak.
In the second issue of Art Brut we delve deeper. There are a lot of heavy concepts going on but they are explored solidly and in an interesting way.
We’re getting together to discuss some of our favourite comics, shows and films from 2022!
“Everyone has had a really bad day, but Devin is having a REALLY bad day and frankly it is going to get worse…”
This is an issue where the investment we’ve had in seeing Nadia reunited with her family has really paid off.
“As introductions go it’s solid and I think works as a first issue. I’m willing to step further into the painting to see more of Art Brut.”
I really enjoyed this issue, probably more than the first one. This just felt like it was more assured, more comfortable with the world. That’s how a second issue should be and isn’t always. Kaya though is doing the right things. I’m looking forward to more.
This third issue feels like things are settling into their stride. The focus on the family, the dynamics of family works really well. This is where the potential of that first issue really seems to take off. The central murder mystery I am sure will be back but hopefully this importance of family will also be carried through as it works so well.
It’s been great to have something that readers can recall from previous issues brought back and fleshed out. There are developments in the world going on beyond just Nadia and Tatsuo.
This week we’re discussing two horror anthologies!
We’re breaking our self imposed “all indie” rules this week to talk about the first Marvel Studios Special Presentation: Werewolf By Night!
This is the finale of Garmadon’s adventure in Two Moon village. It has everything I’ve come to love about this series; the theme of redemption, action, bears, people pulling together, bongo playing! It’s packed full of all those things and it’s a really great issue.
This week Angela and I got together to discuss the first volume of I Hate This Place!
“Definitely worth your time if you’re a horror fan.”
“This is a setup which is solid and enjoyable…it does what it set out to do very well. It’s not the most original but is a good read nonetheless. I am interested to see where the journey goes next.”
“This issue was a real rollercoaster of emotion and the ending brought that home.”