Review: Rocket Raccoon Vol. 2- Storytailer
This comic takes readers on multiple fun and interesting adventures with Rocket Raccoon. Each one of these adventures is full of quick quips and …
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Review: New Suicide Squad Vol. 2- Monsters
This book turns the quality of this series completely on its head by delivering a fun and interesting adventure with the Suicide Squad. It improves on nearly every aspect of the previous volume; the story is more …
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Review: Star Wars- The Screaming Citadel
In this crossover event, plenty of positives come together to produce a comic with tons of appeal. The most …
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Review: Rocket Raccoon Vol. 1- A Chasing Tale
This is a strong start to a solo series with tons of potential. It follows a tremendously entertaining story full of action, mystery, character development, and …
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Review: New Suicide Squad Vol. 1- Pure Insanity
This is a disappointing book in nearly every regard. It ditches the character driven storytelling from previous Suicide Squad volumes in favor of uninspired …
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Review: Doctor Aphra Vol. 1- Aphra
The first volume in a brand new Star Wars comic starts out well and shows a good level of promise for the future. It follows a compelling …
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Review: Ice Cream Man Vol. 1- Rainbow Sprinkles
This is a comic that lulls you into a false sense of security and then launches a barrage of horror right at you. It tells four separate stories that each explore a different aspect of fear, resulting in …
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Review: Legendary Star-Lord Vol. 1- Face It, I Rule
Quick Summary Pros: Star-Lord shines as a character throughout this volume. Character development is interesting and well-written. There are a
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Review: Suicide Squad Vol. 5- Walled In
The final volume in this version of the Suicide Squad series may be the best of the bunch. It tells an exciting and interesting story with a solid level of engagement. Plus, the entire adventure takes plenty of time to have fun while …
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Review: Darth Vader Vol. 4- End of Games
This is a wonderful example of how to end a comic series. It starts out with moments of fun and excitement that are easy to connect with and work well independent of the main story. Then, it goes on to begin tying up loose ends and …
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