Posted on December 2, 2008 by shadowvenom
By Joss Whedon (writer), Karl Moline (pencils), Michelle Madsen (colors)
The Story: After being doublecrossed by Fray and her sister, Buffy struggles to find her way home while Future-Dark Willow moves her plans to their final stages. Present day Willow, with the help of Kennedy, prepares a spell to bring Buffy back. All while Xander and [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Buffy, Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 8 19, Darkhorse Comics, Joss Whedon, Karl Moline, Michelle Madsen | 1 Comment »
Posted on November 29, 2008 by tonyrak
By Gerard Way (story), Gabriel Ba (art), Dave Stewart (colors)
The Story: Picking up some time after the conclusion of the first mini-series, this new story looks in on the Hargreeves clan to see what they’ve been up to since successfully averting the apocalypse. Each member has gone their separate way, with some like Spaceboy content to [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Dave Stewart, Gabriel Ba, Gerard Way, horror, Kraken, Number 5, Rumor, Seance, Spaceboy, The Umbrella Academy, White Violin | No Comments »
Posted on November 23, 2008 by tonyrak
By Eric Powell (story and art), Dave Stewart (colors)
The Story: As Goon’s battle with the Labrazio and the Lonely Street gang rages on, the Buzzard continues his mission to discover the secret to destroying Labrazio, but is betrayed by the Priest. Meanwhile, Franky is challenged with a moral dilemma that has nothing to do with a knife to [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Chinatown, Dave Stewart, Eric Powell, Franky, Humor, Labrazio, noir, supernatural, the Buzzard, The Goon, The Goon #30, the Priest | No Comments »
Posted on November 23, 2008 by pozzyfreak
By Timothy Truman (writer) Tomas Giorello and Rochard Corben (art), Jose Villarrubia (colorist)
Some Thoughts Before The Review: I was actually quite hesitant to pick this one up. While I have enjoyed the series for the most part, my interest is definitely beginning to fade. Conan’s “trip back home” arc has gone on long enough in [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Aesir, Caollan, Conan, Conan The Cimmerian #5, Connacht, Dark Horse Comics, Jose Villarubia, Richard Corben, Robert E. Howard, Timothy Truman, Tomas Giorello, Violence, Wolves | No Comments »
Posted on November 16, 2008 by tonyrak
By Mark Wheaton & Joshua Hale Fialkov (story), Rashan Ekedal (art), Jon Graef (colors)
If the TV shows “CSI” and “Supernatural” got drunk and hooked up at a party, they could have given birth to this little gem of a comic, the first in a four-part limited series. In fact, this first issue even reads like [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: blood, Crime, CSI, investigation, Jon Graef, Joshua Hale Fialkov, limited series, Mark Wheaton, Rashan Ekedal, supernatural, The Cleaners, The Cleaners #1, trauma scene cleaners | 1 Comment »
Posted on November 10, 2008 by conrad1970
By Rick Remender (writer), Eric Nguyen (pencils) and Matthew Wilson (colors)
The story: Five thousand years ago, an alien race created the Earth to be used as an extraterrestrial version of Big brother. Cut to present day San Francisco, and an enormous robot has appeared out of nowhere, pursued by intergalactic bounty hunters. After a throwdown [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Dark Horse Comics, Eric Nguyen, Gigantic, Gigantic #1, Matthew Wilson, Rick Remender | No Comments »
Posted on November 10, 2008 by tonyrak
By Arvid Nelson (writer), Will Conrad (art), Jose Villarrubia (colors)
The Story: Robert E. Howard’s other barbarian makes his home at Dark Horse in this limited series that adapts Howard’s story “The Shadow Kingdom.” In this first issue, Kull of Atlantis seizes the throne of the ancient kingdom of Valusia and attempts to consolidate his power [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Arvid Nelson, Conan, Dark Horse, Jose Villarrubia, Kull #1, Kull The Conquerer, Robert E. Howard, Will Conrad | No Comments »
Posted on November 8, 2008 by tonyrak
By Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (story), Bernie Wrightson (art)
The Story: Originally published as a graphic novel by Marvel Comics in 1983, this stunning combination of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece and Wrightson’s acclaimed art celebrates its 25th anniversary with an oversized, hardcover edition from Dark Horse Comics. The story itself is a classic and well known to [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Bernie Wrightson, Dark Horse Comics, Frankenstein, Gothic, hard cover, horror, Mary Shelley, Reviews | No Comments »
Posted on November 3, 2008 by pozzyfreak
By Mike Mignola (Story & Art) and Dave Stewart (Colors)
The Story: Mike Mignola returns to the series he created with this creepy one-shot. In it, Hellboy investigates a chapel in Portugal that seems to be causing the strange behavior of an up-and-coming artist. As it turns out, the chapel has quite a dark history and [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Atmosphere, BPRD, Comics, Creepy, Dark Horse, Dave Stewart, Goya, Hellboy, Hellboy: In The Chapel of Moloch, horror, Mike Mignola, Moloch, One-Shot, Portugal | No Comments »
Posted on October 20, 2008 by Deamentia
By Timothy Truman (writer) Tomas Giorello and Rochard Corben (art), Jose Villarrubia (colorist)
The Story: Conan and his childhood crush, Caollan, must battle through Horsa’s horde of undead soldiers. If they live through the battle Caollan wishes to return to her village in hopes that she can be accepted back into the fold. Conan has his [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Conan The Cimmerian #4, Dark Horse Comics, Jose Villarrubia, Rochard Corben, Timothy Truman, Tomas Giorello | No Comments »
