Review: East of West #39
One of the most challenging things to ask audiences, especially today“s audiences is to have
Daniel Clark
A fan of all things comics. Growing up on a healthy diet of 90's Batman and X-Men cartoon series ignited a love for the medium that remains strong today.
Review: Lumberjanes: The Infernal Compass
When it comes to comics change is not only inevitable it is necessary. For characters
Review: Venom #7
Up to this point, Venom has been a book full of massive storytelling, immeasurable stakes,
Review: Red Hood the Outlaws #27
As they say, there are only two certainties life, death and taxes. When it comes
Review: Cosmic Ghost Rider #4
Up to this point, Cosmic Ghost Rider has been a welcomed farce full of unabashed
Review: X-Men: Black – Magento #1
Since their incarnation, the X-Men have been an allegorical representation of the dangers of prejudicial
Review: Batman #56
You don“t pull on Superman“s cape, you don“t make the Hulk angry, and when it
Review: Detective Comics #989
When things are not going right and all seems lost it helps to get back
Review: The Lost Fleet: Corsair
There has been tons of discussion regarding adapting comics and books to film. How the
Review: Doomsday Clock #7
How do you follow a masterpiece? Some would argue the best way is by creating
Review: Immortal Hulk #6
As has been stated on several occasions by many different people, superhero comic book storytelling
Review: INFINITY WARS SOLDIER SUPREME #1 (OF 2)
It would be easy to dismiss Marvel“s latest Infinity Wars and the subsequent Infinity Warps
