Category: Comics
ComicList: Image Comics for 09/10/2009 (this is what we believe will be available on this date; come back Monday night for the final and complete list) Dead At 17 Afterbirth #4 (of 4), $2.99 Dead Space Extraction (One Shot), $3.50 Descendant #3 (of 3), $3.50...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Incognito #6 Icon (Marvel Comics) Brubaker & Phillips The finale of the first mini series of Incognito goes out with a lot of action and plenty of plot resolution. The issue is an oversized story and makes use of all of...
ComicList Week In Review Volume 15, Issue 36 Subscribe to ComicList Week In Review by Email. Join us on FriendFeed and the ComicList Community Page to discuss this week's posts. COMICLISTS ComicList Extended Forecast for 09/10/2009 MARVEL...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Chew #4 Image Comics Layman & Guillory This issue of Chew brings the comic to its basics. Tony and Savoy work a case and things don’t go too smoothly. On the edges there is a larger plot getting worked, but it...
by Elisabeth@TFAW Exclusive Video Interview! Let me start off by saying, J. P. Kalonji is not in the witness protection...
Chuck's Critiques by Charles LePage Essential Black Goliath Volume 1 Marvel Comics Roy Thomas, Don Heck, Tony Isabella, George Tuska, Chris Claremont, and many others Okay, I know what you are thinking... how can I review a trade paperback that doesn't exist?...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Last Resort #2 of 5 IDW Comics Palmiotti, Gary & Caracuzzo The plane exploded last issue and this issue deals with the aftermath. We have a couple of the characters getting a lot of panel time as opposed to...
Suspended Animation Review The Interman, published by Octopus, 128 pages, $19.95. Van Meach does jobs for people; hard-to-do jobs. In fact, he has a reputation for doing the impossible, like recovering the nosecone of a downed satellite from the ocean floor, with no help or equipment....
by Elisabeth@TFAW Get 40% off 2,000+ Back Issues! We are about to go enjoy our Labor Day weekends, but we wanted to leave...
Media Release -- Come one, come all to the Comics Character Carnival at Baltimore Comic-Con. The Baltimore Comic-Con, one of the best and biggest comic book shows around, is always a family-friendly show, offering a multitude of activities, comics, DVDs, and Manga for kids young and old. Once...
