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Advance Review: Fear Agent #32

By Matthew Meylikhov | Nov 1, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Rick RemenderIllustrated by Mike Hawthorne and Tony Moore THE END! Oh my goodness. Is this true? Did I actually just read the final issue of Fear Agent? Let’s find out, after the cut. As a note, no spoilers for this issue are discussed, so if you’re a fan, feel free to read on. […]

Advance Review: Witch Doctor #4

By David Harper | Oct 31, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Brandon SeifertIllustrated by Lukas Ketner It’s Dr. Morrow’s toughest challenge yet: a magical malpractice hearing! Mystics Without Borders wants answers. Why did the case of the “Patient from the Black Lagoon” go so wrong? What’s the biological secret of the Deep Ones, and their connection to the ‘Great Old Infections’? And how do […]

Review: The Walking Dead – "Save the Last One"

By Matthew Meylikhov | Oct 31, 2011 | Reviews

I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t approaching this season of The Walking Dead with more than a little trepidation. After last season’s sweeping exit of the whole writing staff and the equally stunning exit of Frank Darabont, I wondered how much of Season One’s epic epicness would be carrying over to Season 2. […]

Review: Avengers Academy #20

By Patrick Tobin | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Christos GagePenciled by Tom Raney Avengers Academy loses one student and teacher — but who? Are they traitors? Did they quit? Did they die? Well, they answer the questions in the solicitation copy, at least. (Points off for not noting that it’s an end of an era and everything you know is blah […]

Review: The Flash #2

By David Harper | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Francis Manapul and Brian BuccellatoIllustrated by Francis Manapul The Fastest Man Alive learns he can make his brain function even faster than before — but as much as it helps him, it also comes with a steep price. Plus: The mystery behind Barry Allen’s friend Manuel Lago deepens as Barry investigates his kidnapping […]

Review: The Incredible Hulk #1

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Jason AaronIllustrated by Marc Silvestri Hold on to your seats for the biggest, baddest, most Incredible Hulk ever! Join Legendary Artist Marc Silvestri as he teams with Jason Aaron for a Hulk story unlike anything you’ve ever seen in the all-new Incredible Hulk #1! It’s the buildup to the greatest showdown fans have […]

Review: Legion: Secret Origin #1

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Paul LevitzIllustratedby Chris Batista and Rich Perotta The architect of today’s Legion of Super-Heroes, Paul Levitz, delivers a science fiction odyssey on a scale you’ve never seen in a new, 6-issue miniseries! The broad strokes of the Legion’s origin are well known, but you’ve never seen the secret machinations that went on behind […]

Review: Aquaman #2

By Gilbert Short | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Geoff JohnsIllustrated by Ivan Reis The red-hot creative team behind BLACKEST NIGHT and BRIGHTEST DAY reunite! An entire town…devoured! As Aquaman and Mera discover the grisly truth behind a town’s disappearance, the Trench infestation spreads inland! Plus: Another gruesome Trench power revealed — and it’s not for the squeamish! Aquaman, the character who […]

Review – Daredevil #5

By Chad Bowers | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Mark WaidIllustrated by Marcos Martin One honest man — just one — exists in the vast criminal corporation known as Roxxon Oil, and Daredevil has to find him before a nightmarish disaster claims the entire Eastern Seaboard! Can DD get to him in time–or will this issue’s surprise villain get to him first? […]

Review: Captain America & Bucky #623

By David Harper | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Ed Brubaker and Marc AndreykoIllustrated by Chris Samnee Behind enemy lines! Bucky and Cap have faced the horrors of war on many fronts, but this issue, they go further into the depths of evil than our young heroes realized possible. And what is the secret that connects the Cap and Bucky series to […]

Review: The Sixth Gun #16

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Cullen BunnIllustrated by Brian Hurtt As Becky learns more about the Sword of Abraham’s secret war, she unlocks a new power of The Sixth Gun. Meanwhile, Drake is offered membership into a clandestine group with sinister intentions–and refusal may mean death! And Gord encounters ghosts of his past and enters a game of […]

Review: Secret Avengers #18

By Matthew Meylikhov | Oct 28, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Warren EllisIllustrated by David Aja A can of matter the size of a football, mined from a broken universe, would be enough to turn the Earth into a sun. There are people, hidden from the view of the world, who would do that either to hold the planet to ransom — or just […]

Review: Spaceman #1

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 27, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Brian AzzarelloIllustrated by Eduardo Risso The Eisner Award-winning creators of 100 BULLETS — return to Vertigo with a new 9-issue miniseries, kicking off with a debut issue priced at just $1.00! Set in a post-apocalyptic near future, SPACEMAN tells the story of Orson — a hulking, lonely loser who spends his days collecting […]

Review: Superman #2

By Chad Bowers | Oct 27, 2011 | Reviews

Written by George PerezIllustrated by Jesus Merino “FLYING BLIND” The all-new adventures of Superman continue! Everyone can see the new villain who’s attacking Superman — except The Man of Steel! How can he stop a threat that none of his super-senses can detect? Meanwhile, a Daily Planet reporter starts digging up some dirt on Superman, […]

Review: Voodoo #2

By Patrick Tobin | Oct 27, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Ron MarzIllustrated by Sami Basri Is she a hero? Is she a villain? Voodoo is on the run in the new DC Universe, trying to stay one step ahead of her pursuers, using all of her considerable skills to complete a mission that will put the entire Earth in danger. DC’s sexy, edgy […]

Review: FF #11

By David Harper | Oct 27, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Jonathan HickmanIllustrated by Barry Kitson A Galactic Empire is born as the war of Four Cities comes to a close. What does it mean for Marvel’s First Family? Just one more issue until the main Fantastic Four title is back and the world of the Future Foundation is changed forever (or something like […]

Review: Wolverine and the X-Men #1

By Gilbert Short | Oct 27, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Jason AaronIllustrated by Chris Bachalo Spinning directly out of X-MEN: SCHISM, the X-Men are split in two. In the oversized debut issue of the new ongoing flagship X-series, Wolverine takes one half of the X-Men back to Westchester to start over again. But the new Hellfire Club outlast its first day ? Join […]

Review – Green Wake #6

By Matthew Meylikhov | Oct 27, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Kurtis WiebeIllustrated by Riley Rossmo “LOST CHILDREN” The next chapter of the critically acclaimed saga returns and the face of Green Wake has been forever changed. A new threat to the once-quiet shores surfaces when rowboats wash ashore with nothing but fresh blood as a passenger and a new arrival begins a campaign […]

Multiversity Team-Up Advance Review: The Red Wing #4

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 26, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Jonathan HickmanIllustrated by Nick Pitarra “THERE’S NEVER TOO MUCH TIME” Don’t miss the fantastic conclusion to this time-bending epic by JONATHAN HICKMAN and NICK PITARRA. Discover who won the past! Find out who wins the future! Rewrite EVERYTHING. When I sat down to write my review of this book, I felt that a […]

Advance Review: Angel and Faith #3

By Gilbert Short | Oct 26, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Christos GageIllustrated by Rebekah Isaacs Giles’s personal Watcher files lead Angel and Faith to what Angel believes will be his true redemption–at least for a portion of his unforgivable sins. In the underbelly of London, where demons are coping with the lack of magic and the resulting changes to the natural hierarchy, Angel […]

NYCC Pick-Up Advance Review: Dead Man’s Run #0

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 25, 2011 | Reviews

Written by Greg PakIllustrated by Tony Parker From acclaimed “Hulk” writer Greg Pak, legendary “Walking Dead” producer Gale Ann Hurd, and Tony Parker, penciller of the Eisner-nominated “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep”, comes this winter’s biggest blockbuster new series — DEAD MAN’S RUN! They call the prison “Hell.” And they just might be right. […]

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