By: Doug Murray & Frank Cho (writers), Axel Medellin (art), Nikos Koutsis (colors) & Thomas Mauer (letters) The Story: The all woman crew of the Savannah have a final adventure on their trip home. What’s Good: This comic has two big things going for it. First, it is really pretty and features a lot of [...]
Filed under: Image Comics | Tagged: 50 Girls 50, Axel Medellin, Dean Stell, Doug Murray, Frank Cho, Image, Nikos Koutsis, review, Thomas Mauer | Leave a Comment »
By: Mark Sable (writer), Paul Azaceta (artist), Matt Wilson (colors) & Thomas Mauer (letters) The Story: Zombies attack during the present day Afghanistan conflict. What’s Good: In the first issue, Sable and Azaceta laid a lot of groundwork by showing us who these various Marines are as people. Let’s just say that they weren’t all [...]
Filed under: Image Comics | Tagged: Dean Stell, Graveyard of Empires, Image, Mark Sable, Matt Wilson, Paul Azaceta, review, Thomas Mauer | Leave a Comment »
By: Paul Chadwick, Robert Love, David Walker, Michelle Davies, Diego Simone, Thomas Mauer, Neal Adams, Moose, Carla Speed McNeil, Jenn Manley Lee, Bill Mudron, Howard Chaykin, Jesus Aburto, Ken Bruzenak, Michael T. Gilbert, Patrick Alexander, Sanford Greene, Chuck Brown, Tyson Hesse, Steve Dutro, Richard Corben, Clem Robins, David Chelsea The Story: Another round of Dark [...]
Filed under: Dark Horse Comics | Tagged: Bill Budron, Carla Speed McNeil, Chuck Brown, Clem Robins, Dark Horse, Dark Horse Presents, David Chesea, David Walker, Dean Stell, Diego Simone, Howard Chaykin, Jenn Manley Lee, Jesus Aburto, Ken Bruzenak, Michael T. Gilbert, Michelle Davies, Neal Adams, Patrick Alexander, Paul Chadwick, review, Richard Corben, Robert Love, Sanford Greene, Steve Dutro, Thomas Mauer, Tyson Hesse | Leave a Comment »
By: Mark Andrew Smith (writer), Armand Villavert (art), Carlos Carrasco & Andre Poulain (colors) & Thomas Mauer (letters) The Story: Young super-villains continue their training, but the battle they are preparing for is not what it seems! What’s Good: This comic is just all kinds of fresh. Because of the art (both linework and colors), [...]
Filed under: Image Comics | Tagged: Andre Poulain, Armand Villavert, Carlos Carrasco, Dean Stell, Gladstone's School for World Conquerors, Gladstone's School for World Conquerors #2, Gladstone's School for World Conquerors #2 review, Image, Mark Andrew Smith, review, Thomas Mauer | Leave a Comment »
By: Mark Sable (writer), Paul Azaceta (art), Matt Wilson (colors) & Thomas Mauer (letters) The Story: A zombie outbreak during the present day Afghan war. What’s Good: Good zombie stories aren’t really about zombies. Zombies are just a cool narrative device to do things like confine a bunch of people in a desperate environment and [...]
Filed under: Image Comics | Tagged: Dean Stell, Graveyard of Empires, Image, Mark Sable, Matt Wilson, Paul Azaceta, review, Thomas Mauer, Zombies | 1 Comment »
By: Frank Cho & Doug Murray (writers), Axel Medellin (art), Nikos Koutsis (colors) & Thomas Mauer (letters) The Story: The crew of an all female spaceship is lost in space. What’s Good: Well, it’s Frank Cho and Axel Medellin, so you know there will be pretty ladies in it. I guess there’s also the hint [...]
Filed under: Image Comics | Tagged: 50 Girls 50, 50 Girls 50 #1, 50 Girls 50 #1 review, Axel Medellin, Dean Stell, Doug Murray, Frank Cho, Image, Nikos Koutsis, review, Thomas Mauer | 3 Comments »
By: Nick Spencer (writer), Adam Green (art & colors) & Thomas Mauer (letters) The Story: Hard bitten cop Issac Hernandez continues to try to solve a string of murders that seem to have been committed by people who are already dead. What’s Good: Umm….. I’m struggling here. Actually, the good thing about this comic is [...]
Filed under: Image Comics | Tagged: Adam Green, Comic Book Reviews, Dean Stell, Image Comics, Nick Spencer, review, Shuddertown, Shuddertown #3, Shuddertown #3 review, Thomas Mauer, Weekly Comic Book Review | Leave a Comment »
