Review: John Flood #1

(Boom! Studios 2015)

Written by Justin Jordan

Illustrated by Jorge Coelho

Colors by Tamra Bonvillain

Letters by Ed Dukeshire

We all wonder what we could do with less sleep. But the goals that we set for ourselves during those sleepless times are shortsighted and often unrealistic.

REVIEW: Spread #6

(Image Comics, 2015)

Written by Justin Jordan
Art by Kyle Strahm & Felipe Sobreiro

Sometimes you need a super serious comic, one that tackles serious themes and issues, other times you just need an interesting horror comic with loads of gore.

REVIEW: ‘Dead Body Road’ #3

(Image Comics, 2014)

Written by Justin Jordan
Artwork by Matteo Scalera
Color Artwork by Moreno DiNisio
Lettering by Pat Brosseau

Justin Jordan begins to show what he has up his sleeve just a bit with the third issue of this intriguing and brutally poetic crime drama. The main character, Orson Gage is an amalgamation of contradictory qualities; he’s a good cop gone bad and back again, he’s a chivalrous brawler

Green Lantern: ‘Lights Out’ – The Story So Far

Green Lantern: Lights Out – The Story So Far
by Shawn Warner

Not very long ago Robert Venditti took the helm of the Green Lantern flagship from the seminal and prolific Geoff Johns and here we are just four months later already checking in on the progress

‘How I Survived the 14th Annual Baltimore Comic-Con’ Part 2

Reported by Shawn Warner

I arrived at the Baltimore Convention Center prepared for the second day of Comic-Con completely solo. My comic book compatriots had abandoned me opting for

‘How I Survived the 14th Annual Baltimore Comic-Con’ Part 1

Reported by Shawn Warner

I was counting the seconds waiting for September 7th like a kid anticipating Christmas and the promise of new toys and dreams fulfilled. Well, Comic-Con flew into the cheerless city of Baltimore and brightened it with all the magic and spectacle

REVIEW: “Shadowman” #6

(Valiant Entertainment, 2013)

Review by Jose Sagastume

WRITER:  Justin Jordan
ARTISTS: Patrick Zircher, Lee Garbett,
and Neil Edwards
COLOR ARTWORK: Brian Reber & Guy Major

Issue 6 of Shadowman starts off immediately where we last left of with Master Darque and Baron Samedi coming to an agreement; in exchange for power the aging and almost forgotten god must kill Shadowman. Meanwhile on Earth Shadowman and Alyssa stop a group that is kidnapping children and using their nightmares to create an expensive drug called Soma.  At the same time we find out that Dr. Mirage has come in search of Dox to deliver a warning, but is it too late?

REVIEW: “Deathstroke” #16

(DC Comics, 2013)

Reviewed by Chris Ambrosio

WRITER: Justin Jordan
PENCILS: Edgar Salazar
INKS: Scott Hanna
COLOR ART: Juan Fernandez

Deathstroke issue #16 finishes up a 2 book arc, by the talent honed Justin Jordan, along with the handy work of Edgar Salazar. Deathstroke being one of my favorite ongoing series from the New 52 and in my overall inquiry of comics, Deathstroke for me brings on something other comics do not. Deathstroke having such a detailed origin gives this series the needed backbone, although you do not need to know any of his history to enjoy this read.