Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Trillium#5. William and Nika are living in the other’s universe. Will they figure out that this is just an illusion? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below:
Andy Kubert has given the Joker, the clown prince of crime, the psychopath with a perma-smile, a sympathetic origin story. Get ready for another run-of-the-mill title with a clown, a monkey… and absolutely no smiles. Flashing back to several years ago, we see the Joker (with his face still attached) and his gang terrorizing a […]
The Best American Comics series began with the 2006 edition, edited by the late Harvey Pekar. The Best American line has long been the standard for celebrating the best in any printed genre, from The Best American Poetry to The Best American Mystery Stories. So the question that inevitably will be asked when you title […]
This holiday season we have a new Christmas series. But don’t expect it to be filled with too much holiday cheer because our “hero” is the Krampus. Worse than the Grinch, the Krampus is a famous creature of lore who punishes naughty children. In this Image Comics title there is The Secret Society of Santa […]
The Fifth Beatle, a graphic novel biography of Brian Epstein published by Dark Horse Comics, had impressive sales in its first week of print. The book debuted at #5 on the New York Times bestseller list of Hardcover Graphic Books. It was also the highest-ranking book not featuring a superhero, trailing only books featuring Batman, […]
Black Science #1 has blown me away. Like any decent first issue should, it introduces the necessaries. But that isn’t all it does—it introduces like a first issue and grips like final issue. It sets up a compelling story that begins the way most stories end: in a frantic race against the clock in which […]
Steve Trevor continues to make long strides within the confines of his very own miniseries. The would-be secondary character must learn to thrive or die underneath the heat of the spotlight, and under the pen of Sterling Gates. With it’s second issue out, how exactly is ARGUS shaping up to be? Perhaps the […]
