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My initial reaction to the Hawks of Outremer series was not a positive one. Fortunately, I took the time to re-read both the first and second issues in order to wrap my head around the events unfolding on their pages. As it turns out, Hawks of Outremer Read More

The Killer: Modus Vivendi is described as a "hardboiled" noir series that chronicles "one man's journey through some seriously bad mojo." After reading this issue, I have a strong feeling that this is a comic series that is difficult to jump into Read More

In Neverland #4, Pan learns that Wendy has returned to Neverland and is being held captive by the island's natives. The issue chronicles Pan's plan to send the Lost Boys to rescue Wendy and provides readers with some background on how Pan came to power Read More

The first issue of the comic book series picks up 18 months after the end of the live action series. The Halliwell sisters are trying to live in their world of happily ever after but, alas, that is never going to be their lives. The Charmed Ones attract Read More

As we start our second installment, Victor and Reed are still at it, walking the street amongst humans to see if Reed's psychic-empathic abilities can pick up an Android. But the only Android he can sense — because of his lack of emotions — is Victor Read More

This issue could probably have been rolled into the last issue. In fact, the thematic structure and the rhythm of this part of the story would have made this issue and the last two fit together nicely, but with all the extra wording that a direct Read More

Issue 3 of Cold Space draws the four-part series one step closer to its conclusion, and things are developing at a breakneck pace. Fortunately, the writers are able to handle each of the several side plots quite well, and, eventually, converge them in a Read More

Dingo TPB collects all four issues of Dingo into one glorious graphic novel. Written by Michael Alan Nelson and drawn by Francesco Biagini, it's a supernatural story perfect for summer reading. Grab your wallet and keys and get thee to your friendly Read More

Okay, I'm not sure if I wasn't paying enough attention or what, but when I watched Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland I was lost. It seemed like everything was happening too fast and half the time I didn't have a clue what the heck was going on. The Read More

The summary of Hybrid Bastards alone hooked me; the idea of Zeus having a bunch of hybrid offspring running around was amusing. The fact that those hybrids are the result of Zeus getting it on with inanimate objects made it hilarious. Read More

Muppet King Arthur has all your favorite Muppets playing characters from the classic King Arthur tale, but it also has a lot of jokes that I'm pretty sure a lot of kids just wouldn't get. It felt like it was written more with adults in mind. Read More

Imagine if Brian Jacques's Redwall somehow mated with The Canterbury Tales. Mouse Guard: Legend of the Guard mixes elements of both into a wonderfully entertaining, beautifully drawn love child. Read More