Author Archives: Paige F MacGregor

Although some may gripe about the bare-bones nature of The Venture Bros. Season 4, Vol. 1 DVD collection, which consists of a single disc, the DVD case, and a slip-on cover, the set is much more than meets the eye. Read More

Selena and Clint find themselves in a tight spot when they are overtaken by a group of well-armed and organized individuals, one of whom is hell-bent on their demise as punishment for breaking his friend’s arm in a past altercation. Read More

In the aftermath of the great battle in Grimm Fairy Tales #50, Sela finds herself trapped in the fairy tale realm of Myst. In addition to the very real possibility that she will never be able to return to Earth, Sela is more lonely than she has ever been. Read More

John Bishop’s life is meaningless. His fiancée is dead. He already knows where he’s going to end up when he dies. In fact, John already died. The only reason that Mr. Bishop is walking the Earth rather than writhing in pain in the depths of Hell is the Read More

Crosshair #1 sets the stage for an action-packed story that readers are sure to enjoy on an ongoing basis. In addition, Silvestri and Jefferson’s artwork is very impressive, and the methods the two use to depict action are some of the best I’ve seen in Read More

Forever #1 is structured well and presents readers with a strong foundation for an intriguing science fiction series that will address some very big issues if it’s picked up as an ongoing Top Cow title. Read More

This week’s episode of The Venture Bros. is titled “Bright Lights, Dean City,” and it focuses on three related sub-storylines: new developments in the Revenge Society, Dean’s summer internship at Impossible Industries, and Dr. Venture’s new obsession Read More

“Everybody Comes to Hank’s” is packed full of exciting new details about a number of characters, including Hank, Dr. Venture, Shore Leave, the Alchemist, and Hank’s friend Dermott. The universal reaction to “Everybody Comes to Hank’s” among Venture Read More

I was pleasantly surprised to find that Top Cow’s reboot of this old spinoff draws heavily on the previous one-shot, as well as from the Cyberforce series, and works to condense the various aspects of Velocity’s story together into a cohesive whole for Read More

Part of Top Cow's Pilot Season initiative, 39 Minutes is an action/crime series reminiscent of the recently adapted Vertigo series The Losers as well as TV's White Collar. Read More

Hawks of Outremer #4 is one of the strongest concluding issues to a comic book miniseries that I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Like its predecessors, the issue is violent, bloody, and action-packed, and fans of the series thus far will not be Read More

In what may be the most character-heavy episode of The Venture Bros to date, “Every Which Way But Zeus” details a crisis in the world of organized heroism and villainy. Read More