Legion of Super-Heroes: The Great Darkness Saga remains a great read on its own as the Legion are faced with seemingly insurmountable odds from one of the backbones of DC's rogues gallery.
Read MoreThe Boys, Vol. 1 isn't for everyone, but I do kind of want to suggest people give it a try….
Read MoreDastardly & Muttley by Ennis, Mauricet, Kalisz, and Steen was probably one of the less talked about Hanna-Barbera Universe reimaginings, but it's no less a fun adventure that creatively and faithfully examines the source material.
Read MoreThe plot and themes in Caliban will be very familiar to fans of sci-fi/horror, but they're perfectly executed by Ennis and team.
Read MoreThis under-the-radar Vertigo Comics classic actually did get a second life.
Read MoreRosie Nolan was an ordinary girl until the day her violent paranormal powers first erupted…
Read More“Once the Wolf has you, you can't ever get away.”
Read MoreCry Havoc might have you wondering if this exploration of myth, monsters, and, well, a werewolf of London, was really just a shaggy dog story.
Read MoreCurse is a wonderful horror story and a unique werewolf tale. Yet, where it really excels is making you wonder if sometimes doing the morally wrong thing is the right choice.
Read MoreWhat would you do if a stranger offered you a gun, one hundred bullets, and the opportunity to right a wrong in your life without any consequences?
Read MoreA horrific take on the true story of the Winchester haunted house and one woman's mission to wash away the blood curse of the Winchester rifle from claiming her own life and soul.
Read MoreThis series is possibly the most faithful to the original IPC/Fleetway source material, delivering an adventurous war story of two countries' airmen trying to survive in World War II.
Read MoreThe second of the DC/Wildstorm approach to the IPC/Fleetway characters was from Alan Moore's Watchmen co-creators, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins, tackling Thunderbolt Jaxon…
Read MoreThe concept behind this 2006 revival — which was plotted by Alan Moore — was ‘rediscover the classic heroes of Britain's yesteryear in a new series…’
Read MoreThe creative teams each do their part and the end result is an epic that belongs alongside the earlier Kree/Skrull War and the ramifications that are still felt through the Marvel Universe in Empyre.
Read MoreThese are fun stories that play with the legacy of the Avengers, some offbeat characters that you might not think of as “big guns”, over-the-top classic villains, and interpersonal relationships that hook you with that soap opera drama.
Read MoreAvengers: The Korvac Saga is another prime example of old school event storytelling. It embraces both episodic content, giving complete adventures per issue, while still having each instalment fit within a much larger framework.
Read MoreAvengers - Skree/Krull War helped lay the groundwork for grand scale storytelling at Marvel and countless ramifications afterwards…it is senior staff writer d. emerson eddy’s classic comic of the week.
Read MoreDespite the peril that the Avengers find themselves in, especially as they lose themselves in an alternate reality, there's a joy and excitement throughout the story that feels larger than life…Avengers (1998) #1 - #3.
Read MoreDeadman - Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love by Vaughn, Medina, Hester, Villarrubia, and Chiang is an intriguing use of Deadman, acting as a catalyst and detective in a mystery of a tragic love and an enigmatic house.
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