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Welcome back to the John Crichton Unrealized Reality and Variety Hour. It's the last episode, folks. All the cards are in play, and John is making a last-ditch effort to track down the Aeryn Sun of this universe in hopes that she'll somehow point him Read More

The D'Argo's Trial series has consisted of some solid storytelling, interwoven with predilection towards those that have watched the series. This issue is probably the best thus far, as it highlights the profound complexity of D'Argo's character. Read More

My first impression was "Huh, that kinda looks like a Hellboyish rip off" and, while you can find some similarities, I think you will find that The Anchor stands completely on his own two feet. After reading only the first page, I was completely hooked. Read More

This trade is 200 pages of straight-up Viking kick-assery. I'm pretty certain it's one of my favorite TPBs ever. The writing, art, everything about it meshes together into a big, bloody stump of fan-freaking-tastic comic book storytelling. Read More

Jessi Reid comes back from her short hiatus to talk about her new job as Danielle Corsetto's assistant and her Baltimore Comic-Con experience. Read More

Summer takes a look at the latest issue in Boom! Studios' comic book adaptation of Philip K. Dick's classic science fiction novel. Read More

Catherine Allingham and James Doyle are back, only things are a touch different than they were the last time we saw them. The world's greatest detective had been investigating cases that had to do with the supernatural because Catherine had only had six Read More

In the final issue of this miniseries, Alan finally meets face to face with the person responsible for bringing all the unthinkable acts of terrorism he and his group thought up for the government. Something tells me this isn't going to end in a nice Read More

Let me be frank. Here’s exactly what this issue is: the build-up before a series finale. While, thus far, the premise of this series has been interesting, there hasn’t been much forward momentum. Finally, with Gone and Back #3, the pins are set up for Read More

Jessi discusses her opinion on a costume which she believes has more issues than a comic book rack. Read More

Either my mood organ is busted or this issue was bland. Whichever way you cut it, I was left feeling like I hadn't done anything in the ten-fifteen minutes it took me to go through this issue. Read More

Wow. This series just gets more and more crazy as it goes on. I'm just going to stop guessing what set Tony off into Destructo Mode because I'm so not smart enough to figure this one out ahead of time. Read More