BOOM! Studios

At this past weekend's C2E2 convention in Chicago, BOOM! Studios announced that Lovecraftian horror is returning to their comic books in July. Series like Fall of Cthulhu and Cthulhu Tales were some of the early titles that established BOOM! as a Read More

Our friends at BOOM! Studios sent us an 11-page preview of their new comic, Codebreakers, which debuts its first issue in stores today. Written by Carey Malloy and featuring art by Scott Godlewski, Codebreakers is a new ongoing espionage comic about the Read More

I’ve been saying in almost every review of this ongoing adaptation that I am going to read the original source material. Last issue I finally got off my ass and into the library. I have to say that, having read the novel, the graphic adaptation seems to Read More

Oh dear sweet baby Jesus in the golden fleece diapers, I HATE Hofi and McBride... I really, really, really do. I can't even explain it anymore, I'm almost tired of saying it, but somehow I can't stop. As I've said, I do like the story, I just hate those Read More

Overall, this was yet another enjoyable installment to the story. I really wish Hofi and McBride weren't there at all, but I can make some sacrifices to find out what's going to happen. The artwork when you look at everything but Hofi is great — just Read More

Let's face it: If we lived in the Irredeemable Universe, we'd all have kissed our patooties goodbye like eight issues ago. I mean, all the Supes who are supposed to protect the Norms are completely frakked up and totally flying around with their tights Read More

NOLA #4 displays the same level of potential as the rest of the series and, likewise, is similarly disappointing. Although it gives readers the violence and gore that was missing from the rest of the series, the last chapter in the story fails to Read More

This is basically a great installment. There's a plot twist. There's suspense. There's a cliffhanger. I don't like the cliffhanger part, since I now have to find wait weeks to find out what happens next. But it's good storytelling, that's for sure. Read More

This is the conclusion of this four-parter and I was pretty surprised how much I enjoyed it. I hadn't been that into the first three issues, but in one fell swoop I was back on this title's bandwagon. Now I'm eager to read volume 3. Assuming there's Read More

So. This issue just had some weird setup stuff happening. Not weird in that it was a weird place to have a lull in action, but weird in that people are frakked up in the head. Dude. I have a feeling things are about to get even more crazy than they had Read More

Max Damage is still set on the superhero path, despite the whinging of his underage sidekick Jailbait. He's got one cop helping him out, but soon discovers that doing the "right" thing is a lot harder than the good guys make it look. Read More

Unfortunately, NOLA doesn't live up to its potential. Although the series supplies readers with the elements necessary to create a compelling four-part comic series — protagonist, antagonist, struggle, and revenge — the third issue perpetuates the Read More