(Vertigo/DC Comics, 2014)
Written by Scott Snyder
Artwork by Rafael Albuquerque
Color Artwork by Dave McCaig
Lettering by Steve Wands
Skinner Sweet and Pearl Jones, the undead stars or Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque’s epic horror story American Vampire, are back after an extended hiatus and having just read the first issue of the second cycle, I can tell you it is worth the wait. Continue reading
(DC/Vertigo Comics, 2013)
Review by John Monaghan
Writer: Simon Oliver
Artist: Robbi Rodriguez
Colours: Rico Renzi
Letters: Steve Wands
Collider had to change its name after issue one because someone else had that name locked down. So here’s Federal Bureau of Physics / Collider #2.
Whereas issue #1 was concerned with building up and alleviating tension throughout and providing a bit of context for the series, issue #2 steadily builds up tension Continue reading
(Vertigo Comics, 2013)
Review by John Monaghan
WRITTEN BY: Simon Oliver
ARTWORK BY: Robbi Rodriguez
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Rico Renzi
LETTERING BY: Steve Wands
The premise of Collider is that the fabric of the universe is unstable: the fundamental laws of physics “that were chiselled into stone at the beginning of time… are not as permanent as we thought.” Continue reading
(BOOM Studios, 2013)
Review by Cory Thrall
WRITER: Max Bemis
ARTWORK: Jorge Coelho
COLOR ARTWORK: Felipe Sobreiro
LETTERS: Steve Wands
Max Bemis, frontman for the band ‘Say Anything’, has created and written a four issue mini-series, starting with this first issue. I don’t know anything at all about the band Bemis is in, but I dug into this first issue sure that it wouldn’t be a problem. Plus, with each of the four issues containing a code for a different free downloadable song from Bemis, I’m sure I can get a decent idea. Continue reading