(Dark Horse Comics, 2014)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Tim Siedell
Artwork by Gabriel Guzman
Color Artwork by Michael Atiyeh
Betrayal. The clone once known as CT-5539. Having assumed the alias Hock Malsuum attempts to deal with the Jedi’s betrayal of himself and really all clones during the War. He goes about this in different ways during the course of his life. Continue reading
(Image Comics, 2014)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Kieron Gillen
Artwork by Ryan Kelly
Color Artwork by Jordie Bellaire
Lettering by Clayton Cowles
Issue four of Three finds our heroes still on the run from the forces of Sparta. Three hundred Spartans and trackers on the trail of three Helots. Seems fair, right? Fairness aside, they are coming. But they are not the only ones. Continue reading
(Dark Horse Comics, 2014)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by & Artwork by Geof Darrow
I love Shaolin Cowboy. I loved the prose format I was introduced to him in, and don’t know why it’s not done more often. Baltimore was introduced to us in the same manner, prose with pictures. Reminds me of the old Hobbit book I had as a kid Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Bill Willingham
Artwork by Sergio Fernandez Davila
Covers by Joe Benitez
Steampunk. Up until now it has been relegated to relatively obscure writers, at least in the comic world. That all changes on New Year’s Eve with Bill Willingham’s new Legenderry- a Steampunk Adventure. Continue reading
(Image Comics, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Antony Johnston
Artwork by Christopher Mitten
Did you play D&D as a kid (no you say-what are you doing here?)? Remember drawing a map on a scrap of graph paper on a cold winter evening and peopling it over the next few hours amazed at the power of a pencil and imagination combined? Continue reading
(IDW Publishing, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Joe Hill
Artwork by Gabriel Rodriquez
Color Artwork by Jay Fotos
Lettering by Robbie Robbins
Endings and loose ends. That is what we get in this the final installation of the much loved Locke & Key series by Joe Hill. And there was no shortage of loose ends to tie up in this long running series. Continue reading
(Dark Horse Comics, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Tim Siedell
Artwork by Gabriel Guzman
Color Artwork by Michael Atiyeh
The Star Wars (SW) universe has always held a place in my, and I think every geek of a certain age with the good taste to prefer blasters over phasers, heart. And Dark Horse has always done Star Wars right. With the novels it’s hit or miss. Some authors Continue reading
(Big Dog Ink, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Rob Anderson
Artwork by DaFu Yu
Rex and his crew, which includes dogs, cats & a gorilla with a baseball bat, are working their way across California to find a “safe place” with Rex’s human. Making their way through a forest they are attacked by Continue reading
(Image Comics, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Story by Chris Dingess
Artwork by Matthew Roberts & Owen Gieni
Manifest Destiny. Just the title of this book inspires fear. And terror is what you have in store if you pick up this months copy of Manifest Destiny. Continue reading
(Image Comics, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Story by Kieron Gillen
Artwork by Ryan Kelly
Color Artwork by Jordie Bellaire
Letters by VC’s Clayton Cowles
Two issues ago our tale began when a smart mouthed Helot tells a true story. Too bad for him that that truth was one no true Spartan could allow any man to utter. And as a Helot, drunk or no, Terpander knew it was as good as walking into the path of a charging bull. Continue reading
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