Comic Reviews
Review: EC Archives of Shock SuspenStories – Horror Pulp for the Masses!
The opportunity to review The Entertaining Comics Group (EC) Archives of Shock SuspenStories is a comic lovers’ dream come true. This book is a huge, beautiful compilation of all that was right...
Comic Review: Fight Club 2, Issue 9
As penultimate installment emerges, Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club 2 begins to bear a bit more cohesion than previously suggested. Even then, it can still be hard to follow some of the motivation...
Comic Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #24
Like the last batch of issues, Buffy the Vampire Slayer #24 is very character focused, but it also does a lot to further the season plot. Buffy and the gang find themselves going up against the monstr...
Comic Review: Puppet Master #12
Following the reveal (SPOILERS ahead, by the way) that original Puppet Master villain Neil Gallagher is somehow alive and well, this installment in the series does a smart thing by not actually i...
Advance Comic Review – Predator: Life and Death 1
The Predator: Life and Death miniseries promises to be a treat for Predator fans, and for comic collectors in general. This series follows the comics released in the Fire and Stone comic cro...
Comic Review: Puppet Master #11
I’ve been intrigued a lot by this third arc because it’s never been entirely clear exactly what was going on—in a good way—but everything comes to a head in this issue with...
Comic Review: Angel & Faith #23
With Illyria appearing on the cover of the issue and everything, I expected her to be in it a whole lot more. Still, that problem aside, there’s a lot to enjoy in Angel & Faith #23. Al...
Comic Review: Puppet Master #10
Puppet Master #10 really kicks this current story arc into high gear. Many plot points that were teased in the previous issues are revealed here, including what happened to Camille—the fan-favo...
Comic Review: Fight Club 2, Issue 8
Perhaps needless to say, Fight Club 2 is a bit convoluted. At times, it’s easy to question why this tale was segmented into separate issues. Sometimes the episodic structure just doesn’t...