Comics

This issue contained the first installments of two different stories, both surprisingly interesting and complex in nature. The last Mickey thing I saw had them doing silly, childish things, but that was back when my little girl was not quite so grown up Read More

Cold Space #2 has a Wild West, frontier town feel to it which meshes surprisingly well with space travel and futuristic armor and weaponry. This issue has it all: futuristic gunplay, plotting and scheming, drug abuse and addiction, and even prostitution. Read More

In celebration of old-school gaming and the creativity that goes along with it, here's a collection of twelve awesome fan-made dice bags — one for each side of your marbelized translucent dodecahedron. Read More

One of the major themes of the original DADOES was an exploration of the role that empathy plays in defining humanity. It looks like this prequel is going to continue that exploration, but pump it up a notch. Read More

This week Archaia begins another chapter in the Mouse Guard saga with the release of Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard #1! Here's a preview of the first issue. Read More

Alterna Comics's graphic novel Risers presents an interesting new take on the recently oversaturated zombie genre, touching upon some rather heavy issues, including the meaning of life, cannibalism, morality, and mortality. Read More

This comic is actually funny and all the Muppets are perfectly in character. The authors' ability to weave a story into the midst of the soupy mire of Muppet interruptions and craziness is just short of genius. Read More

This is a decent story from a publisher that understands exactly who its target audience is. I look forward to seeing what will happen to our hero next. This is the first Zenescope comic I've read that has a hero instead of a heroine, so it's not as Read More

American Terror is one of those stories that starts in the middle (or possibly the end — I'm still not quite sure on that) and fills in as it goes along. Some stories can pull this off, others can't. Fortunately, American Terror is one of the former. Read More

I thoroughly recommend picking up this issue of Fraggle Rock, and the others as well. It was a great way to remember an important part of my childhood and gave me something special to share with my daughter as well, something I hope she will still Read More

Who doesn't love the wacky adventures of Donald Duck? This isn't the buffoonish jerk portrayed in the cartoons that our parents and grandparents grew up with. This title is loaded with preposterous plotlines and ridiculous intrigue that's just fun to read. Read More

Being a mother, I’ve seen more than my fair share of sugarcoated, happily-ever-after fairy tales that teach little girls that the world is a magical place and their Prince Charming is out there. This was not one of these fairy tales, and for that I am Read More