Comic Books
‘Deadly Class’ #44 review
At the very least, you can’t say the series is boring.
At the very least, you can’t say the series is boring.
Things could escalate quickly from here, but even if they did, the sleepy writing and average art don’t set a...
As much as it hurts to say, Mike Allred delivered a dud with this corny throwback.
While not a perfect or subtle book, Stealth has important commentary on its mind.
Basically, this a Millarworld comic…but without the potty-mouthed charm.
Here, the rubber meets the road.
While Protector is an admirable effort, it sinks under the weight of its task.
It might sound silly, but Criminal #12 made me meditate.
A positive example of our expectations being subverted.
It’s remarkable to see John Romita Jr’s rise from stock ‘70s artist to a breath of fresh air in the...
While this isn’t a train-wreck on par with Superman: Year One—it’s billowing smoke and needs full-system maintenance.
Deadly Class is repetitive and doesn’t know how to juggle the cast, which leads to a glut of monologues, exposition,...
