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For me, the pairing of one of my favourite characters with one of my favourite writers and the addition of a fantastic artist like Shane Davis seemed like it was destined to be the perfect Superman book. And in a lot of ways, it actually was. Read More

Going into this issue, I had not been keeping up with the lead-up story in the comics. Since I've always thought this universe was about the characters at its core, I was sure that the essence of them had stayed the same. I was wrong. This is like a 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

If The Darkness is your older brother that gets you into Metallica and teaches you what the “f word” is and how to sneak booze from your parents' liquor cabinet without them finding out, then The Darkness: Four Horsemen is your older brother's cooler Read More

What struck me first about this comic was the old-time feel of it. The lettering and coloring makes it reminiscent of days before, when you could buy an issue for just a few cents and would read it so many times that the pages threaten to fall apart. Read More

Andy's preparing to go on a cruise and he can only bring a few toys along for the trip. Newcomer Jessie and her pal Bullseye wonder if they will be considered to go alongside some of the other toys or if they'll be left behind. Read More

Artifacts is a very pretty comic. So pretty, in fact, that I don't really care what the story is. I just want to look at the pretty pictures. That is a problem. I now have to develop a will of steel in order to not be distracted by the artwork in issue two. 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

Continuing with the "Holy Crap" moments from last issue, this issue keeps things going downhill for Earth at a jaunty pace. One reveal cleared some stuff up for me that I had suspected early on but wasn't too sure about, and the other reveal is Read More