(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by: Geoff Johns
Pencils by: David Finch
Inking by: Richard Friend
Colors by: Sonia Oback
The first Universe-wide event of DC Comics New 52 era continues in Forever Evil #3, and sadly it is not staying true to what the first issues promised us; the truly epic and threatening event to the universe we’ve grown to love was supposed to be a page-turning series. But that is not what happened this week. Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by: Scott Snyder
Artwork by: Jim Lee, Dustin Nguyen
Inks by: Scott Wiliams
Color Artwork by: John Kalisz
It’s been over two months since the last installment of Scott Snyder’s and Jim Lee’s “Superman Unchained” series, and boy was it worth the wait! Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by: Andy Kubert
Artwork by: Andy Kubert
Color Artwork by: Brad Anderson
Damian: Son of Batman is truly a strange comic.
Damian Wayne was the character many of us wanted to hate.
He was arrogant, stubborn, and truth be told, an annoying little brat time and time again. Eventually, the little guy somehow won us over. Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by: Cullen Bunn
Artwork by: Salva Espin
Color Artwork by: Veronica Gandini
The Merc with a Mouth is back at it again for one last battle - with himself!
Cullen Bunn’s “Deadpool Kills Deadpool” mini series is one of the most unique stories - for one of the most unique characters - in comic book history; What happens when one Deadpool realizes that all the different Deadpools from the entire multiverse are just fictional characters in comic books? Continue reading
(Red 5 Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by: Jay Fosgitt
Artwork by: Jay Fosgitt
Once upon a time, in a mystical land called, “Hagadorn” there lived a beautiful princess and her magnificent prince!
Just kidding.
But there did live a busy haired barmaid and a grumpy bridge troll friend. Continue reading
Review by Heather Antos
You Will Know Her Name
Carrie.
The critically acclaimed novel by Stephen King is back in theatres, reimagined by director Kimberly Peirce and Screenwriter Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. The re-telling of this horror classic stars Chloe Grace Moretz as Carrie White Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
WRITTEN BY: James Asmus
BREAKDOWNS BY: Clay Mann
FINISHES BY: Clay Mann, Jay Leisten & Ed Tadeo
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Rachelle Rosenberg
Gambit’s Final Hand Bursts with Kinetic Energy
The Ragin’ Cajun is back at it again – for one last time!
Gambit’s most recent solo series by James Asmus has suddenly come to a kinetically climatic conclusion. Continue reading
Review by Heather Antos
It’s finally here.
What is probably the most highly anticipated console video game to date was released earlier this week.
Grand Theft Auto 5.
Now, I will admit that I myself am not a player of the series. But, I have spent the better part of Continue reading
(Robot Paper, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by Jamison Raymond
Art by Ryan Howe
Cover by Dave Dorman
Henchmen Wanted
Meet Gary.
Gary was just your average middle-aged American man; he had a loving wife and a daughter, worked as a salesman for your everyday office supply company, and lived in your normal Middle America city. Continue reading