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After my last review of The Goon #34 I expected something with at least a sampling of the satisfying satire and wit, not to mention dark comedy, that I came to love in the universe of The Goon. But I'm going to be frank — this story managed to feel not Read More

The third issue of the Victorian horror series The Strange Case of Mr. Hyde released last week and, thanks in large part to Twitter and to his extremely obliging personality, I had the opportunity to interview Mr. Cole Haddon, the mastermind behind this Read More

As soon as I saw the cover art, I knew this would be a good read. I was entertained the entire time. Powell's artwork and storytelling combine to create a surreal sepia-toned world that would make even the likes of Tim Burton scratch his head at the insanity. Read More

In a post-apocalyptic world, bands of roving recreants wander the Earth and mutated humans threaten humanity, while a small group of cryogenically preserved military and scientific elite must find a way to not only survive, but bring back a semblance of Read More

Having been caught schtupping the boss's wife, Conan's in need of a way out of town in a hurry and he finds it in the guise of two beautiful (like they could ever be ugly) sisters. Hijinks and adventure are sure to follow. Read More

At first glance I was unsure as to whether or not I was going to like Dark Horse Comics’ The Strange Case of Mr. Hyde. Once I did read the first issue, I came to realize that this series likely will be one of the ones that I read on an ongoing basis — Read More

When you kick off a comic with the Master in chains and Angel seemingly evil, I'm going to have high hopes for a follow-through. Considering the expanse of the storyline, perhaps my hopes are not misplaced. It's an all-hands-on-deck battle that may 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

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

When a high profile robotic crime spree strikes the ritzy parts of North Am, Magnus is the only one who can stop the rampaging "thug-bots" and track down the human mobsters that control them. Read More

The latest installment of the Fear Agent saga, Fear Agent #28, is 32 pages of action-packed science fiction craziness complete with evil doppelgangers, mind-switching technology, amalgamations of Tyrannosaurus-Rex and robotic technology, intrigue, Read More

Jim Shooter's new take on the original 1962 Doctor Solar series begins after the radiation "accident" that gave physicist Philip Solar his ability to convert his human form into energy, but for those not familiar with the original series, Doctor Solar, Read More