Comic Books
‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ #39 feels like you’re reading a video game
This issue is fully dedicated to the thrill ride, and I can't think of anything more Sonic than that.
This issue is fully dedicated to the thrill ride, and I can't think of anything more Sonic than that.
Despite some narrative stumbling and confusion, Sleeping Beauties Vol 1 manages to outlast its own novelty.
The dynamic comic book duo of writer Erik Burnham and artist Dan Schoening take a break from their epic Ghostbusters...
Fans of the kind of the sitcom, slice-of-life setup that the issue rolls with will absolutely enjoy this issue.
Locke & Key/Sandman: Hell & Gone is everything you'd want from this crossover and everything you expect from its creators.
This new take on G.I. Joe will attract diehard fans and newcomers like.
While the first two issues of the series were a little overeager to get to world building, Beast Wars #3...
Comics commentator and Valiant writer Comicstorian joins the comics podcast!
You need to be good at what you do to tell a decompressed story and still keep your readers engaged...
Brittany Peer's coloring props up an otherwise by-the-book conclusion.
What's there works on a surface level, but it had the potential to be (and be about) so much more.
'Canto' is about tin-people who have been enslaved in the land of Arcana.
