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Darth Vader #1 review Marvel continues to put it’s partnership/ownership of the Star Wars franchise in high gear with the newest Darth Vader #1. Coming in hot off the heals of A New Hope, Darth Vader #1 lets you see Vader at his lowest. With the destruction of the Death Star and his failure to […]
Nameless #1 review Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham team up again for something a little more cryptic and messed up than the Batman and Robin we’ve seen in the past. Nameless #1 explores the dark worlds of the occult and the doomed distant future. “Nameless”, while he points out is still a name, has the […]
Munchkin #1 review Munchkin, the RPG-like card game that I’ve always been curious about but too cheap to buy. Maybe I’m a little complacent in the fact that I really haven’t tried that hard to play it, or maybe I’ve been a little scared to, card games can be confusing, and a game meant for […]
The Valiant #1 review I wish I was a bigger Valiant fan, then I would know if Valiant actually does “epics” that often, because The Valiant #1 is supposed to be just that. And surprised to say I just found out before writing this review that it’s actually only going to be a four issue […]
Bitch Planet #1 Bring on the sexploitation plots of the 60’s and 70’s in Kelly Sue’s latest book, Bitch Planet #1. I love almost all of Kelly Sue DeConnick’s work, from Ghost to Captain Marvel she’s always impressive, but I like to compare her also to Maude Lebowski with her work being strongly vaginal. Bitch […]
Spider-Woman #1 Review The Spider-Verse is in full swing and completely blowing my mind, but probably not in the way you would think. The Spider-Verse is so intense and confusing that it’s actually made my brain hurt. So many spidermens so little time, but one spider with the support of her popularity has managed to […]
Deep State #1 review Man, I’m still chuckling at my title I gave this Deep State #1 review, “It Came from Russia with Love”, brilliant. So why the James Bond pun? How about nothing about James Bond is related to Deep State, but the horror title moniker “It Came From” is where we’ll rest most […]
Tooth and Claw #1 review In the back of Tooth and Claw #1, its writer Kurt Busiek has a funny little piece where he’s interacting with his creative team for the first time describing Tooth and Claw as a “sprawling fantasy series about animal people”. He would love to divulge more information and you can […]
Sabrina #1 review Everyone’s favorite teenage witch finally gets her own ongoing series in the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #1. Don’t be fooled though, this isn’t your sweet and funny girl next door portrayed by Melissa Joan Hart in the Sabrina The Teenage Witch sitcom of the early 2000’s, this is a much darker Sabrina […]
Deathstroke #1 review Did you really think a cancellation from DC Comics could keep ol’ Slade Wilson down? And did you really think Cosmic Comics! here in Las Vegas would actually continue to let me review DC Comics after my track record shows I tend to not care for a lot of the newest DC […]
Birthright #1 review After the Rhodes family thought they had lost their son, possibly to kidnapping, their lives are ripped apart. Sometime after a year of no news, a drifter appears out of the woods, now he’s a suspect in the kidnapping but a father knows his son, and this man is him. Like Jumanji, […]
Roche Limit #1 review Let’s all just come out and say that Roche Limit #1‘s story is essentially Bioshock in space. Oh, you don’t know what Bioshock is? You uncultured swine! Roche Limit #1 takes billionaire Langford Skaargard’s dream of an elite space colony and turns it into exactly what it would become when you […]
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