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Review@CR David O'Leary returns to the world of 28 Days Later sharing a full review of issue #15
Review@CR David O'Leary finds himself a bit surprised by how much he enjoyed Iron Man: Legacy #6
Review@CR David O'Leary reviews FutureQuake, an anthology featuring up and coming English creators
Reviews@CR David O'Leary gives his thoughts on this installment of the 'Big Time' arc in Amazing Spider-Man
Reviews@CR Decapitated Dan gives us his thoughts on the first issue of this indie title from Arctos Comics
Review@CR Otomo checks out the beginning of Geoff Johns' second arc of the rebooted Flash with Barry Allen
Review@CR David O'Leary sits down for a solid read as he checks out Greg Rucka's new Queen and Country Novel
Katie Riley launches her new review column, Breaking Ground, looking at the First Second graphic novel Slow Storm
Bill Love shares a new Novel Ideas as he takes a look at Jill Thompson's spooky and fun all ages title Magic Trixie
If you have any interest at all in the international espionage and crime genre you will thoroughly enjoy this one
Review: Set in the Marvel Universe's past, the art and story flow quickly at a fun pace that's perfectly timed for the story
Review: Cap has really been the thoroughbred in Marvel's stable in recent years and this one brings a lot together
Review: Something about #574 planted itself in reviewer David O Leary's head and that speaks well for the issue
Review: Essex County is one of those rare stories that leaves you grateful for your life and the people you love
Review: A remarkable self-published comic Tim Corrigan who started doing small press comics in the late 70's
Review: This book is the debut for Razor Wolf Entertainment and it's clearn they're starting off on the right foot
Review: Once again, Kirkman uses standard character archetypes to make characters anything but ordinary
Review: Fresh off last years epic event, Black Summer, Warren Ellis and Juan Jose Ryp have returned with No Hero
Review: Is a pat on the back to Stephen Colbert for the Joe Q. TV time worth the $3.99 cover price sported by this one?
Review: You Ruined Everything is a fun mini comic based on the popular 100 Theme online art challenge
Review: In Secret Invasion: The Amazing Spider-Man, the art is amazing but that's the spot where the fun ends
Review: It's clear this is a dirty, disgustingly bloody book that will be quite enjoyable for all who read it
Review: Monster World grew out of a challenge to produce a new 8-page mini comic every week
Review: A book that leaves you wanting to read more and instantly curious about the character Khrome
Review: Best book released this year? David O'Leary makes the case and will argue that point to any takers
Review: It's a time traveling done-in-one as Mark Grayson and Eve are interrupted by beings from the future
Review: Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing... Russell takes a look at the new Batman story by Kevin Smith
Review: In the third part of this story, Brubaker is continuing to prove that he is one of the very best writers in print today
Review: As we near the end of Angel: After the Fall, it has been a mixed blessing to see season 6 take shape
Review: Spooks Omega Team is the story of a paramilitary black opts group that goes after supernatural beings
Review: Galveston is an enjoyable dance through the history of one of America's great-unsung heroes, Jim Bowie
Bill Gladman's Life in Four Colors Column Takes A Look at Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo's Joker
Review: How many writers does it take to do a story that may just be an ambitious mess?
Review: Good Minnesotan is unlike other small press comix anthology Richard Krauss has seen
Review: Ron takes a look at Book #1 & #2 of Jay Piscopo's fun soda company tie-in comic series
Review: An intriguing and all age friendly romp though the supernatural that's worth a second look
Review: What do a magic comic collection and a total scumbag have in common? Read the review and find out.
Review: Owly is the story of a big hearted owl that just wants to makes friends and there isn't an ounce of hostility here
Review: Encouraging new talent, Josh Blair's Candy or Medicine arrives quarterly and it's building a strong reputation
Written & Created By Thacher E. Cleveland with art By Lee Johnson, Gifted jumps into Bill's Life in Four Colors spotlight
Review: Meet Joshua Carver, an individual who's willing to do whatever it takes to be a super human
Review: Garth Ennis is no stranger to war, having written many a story about it. This time that story comes to us from Dynamite.
Review: A great series of full page cartoons and illustrations featuring the monsters we celebrate every year
Review: Who are the Boys? What's going on here? Josh Rathbun has a review taking a look at the latest issue
Review: Russ takes a look at the Justice Society of America Kingdom Come Special: Magog and finds a few too many characters
Review: A forgotten cartoon character from the 1930s holds the key to the gateway between Earth and Hell. Go figure!
Review: This is where the end begins and the world of comics will be a sadder place for it
A semi-regular, often daily, sometimes weekly, hopefully never monthly column where Chuck Moore reviews comics
Review: Michael Bracco's Novo crafts an utterly interesting tale of isolation, redemption and the quest for purpose
Review: This is a nice collection of comic strips that ran on Brad Dwyer's website from August 2007 to February 2008
Review: Though not breaking new ground in the vampire genre, this one does a tremendous job creating likable characters
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