The High Ways #1
The High Ways #1 (IDW) Writer/Artist: John Byrne Colorist: Leonard O’Grady Review by Bob Reyer Behind a cover resembling a movie one-sheet from some unknown outer space epic, The High Ways,….
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X-Factor #238 Review
X-Factor #238 Written by Peter David Art by Paul Davidson Colors by Rachelle Rosenberg It’s hard to review a book like X-Factor. While I could say that this issue is….
The Amazing Spider-Man #682 Review
The Amazing Spider-Man #682 Written by Dan Slott Art by Stefano Caselli Colors by Frank Martin Jr. Review by Bobby Shortle One of the greatest things about Spider-Man as a….
Batman #7 Review
Batman #7 Written by Scott Snyder Pencils by Greg Capullo Inks by Jonathan Glapion Review by Bobby Shortle Scott Snyder’s Batman has been all about history. The genealogy of the….
Green Lantern: The Animated Series – “Beware My Power” Review
As part of Cartoon Network’s new Saturday morning DC Nation block of programming, Green Lantern: The Animated Series looks to generate small screen buzz for a character whose big screen,….
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man #680
The Amazing Spider-Man #680 Written by Dan Slott & Chris Yost Pencils by Giuseppe Camuncoli Ink by Klaus Janson Reviewed by Aaron White It’s Spider-Man… in spaaaaaaaaacccccceeeee! Let’s just go….
Justice League #6 Review
Justice League #6 Written by Geoff Johns Art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams Review by Bobby Shortle It has taken me a full six issues to fully understand my….
Review: The Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred #2
The Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred #2 Story/Script by David Hine Story/Art by Shaky Kane Reviewed by Aaron White The Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred is a follow-up to the original series released in….
Review: Daredevil #9
Daredevil #9 Written by Mark Waid Pencils by Paolo Rivera Ink by Joe Rivera Reviewed by Aaron White With the conclusion of Mark Waid‘s first arc, Daredevil is now established….
Batman #6 Review
Batman #6 Written by Scott Snyder Pencils by Greg Capullo Inks by Jonathan Glapion Review by Bobby Shortle The task of following up something as unique and satisfying as Batman….