“…this little girl is far from normal, and there’s a darkness in there I really don’t like…” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 3, issue #3. Spoilers below. Somehow I missed reviewing issue 2, so here’s a quick recap: we met Salome, the wife of the former head of the Order, Leonard.
New Skyscrapers Rise in the Javits Center as“IDW City” Towers Above Booth #2557 withShops, Photo Ops, Signing Alley, Café,Live Star Trek Street Art, and More! IDW makes its triumphant return to New York Comic-Con, reconstructing its towering visual spectacle of booth design, nicknamed “IDW City”! Incorporating fan-favorite characters (like Godzilla, TMNT’s The Last Ronin, and the crew
“…we buried him on a Tuesday and he returned that Friday…” The Magic Order is back with a brand new arc, keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 3, issue #1. Spoilers below. The first issue of the new arc has everything I wanted: ridiculously lavish lifestyles, horrible violence from unexpected places, horrible
We stayed off the main sales floor today (Saturday’s the most crowded time for the floor) and instead took cosplay photos and sat in on the Marvel Comics: Next Big Thing panel. Cosplay Marvel Comics: Next Big Thing panel
“Everyone says that a parent losing a child is the worst pain imaginable. But a child losing a parent?Shit, that’s to be expected.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #60. Some spoilers below. First off, hats off once again to Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Stapes for consistently creating truly hateful characters, because Special
Maybe there’s a reason the word “collaborator” has become synonymous with “war criminal.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #59. Some spoilers below. First off, the art for this issue was lovely as always, but also dynamic and, in places, really funny. I absolutely love the panel of the frog jumping at the other
“…being brave might make you good, but being a coward helps keep you on the right side of the dirt.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #58. I avoid avoid major spoilers in this review, but if you’d rather go into the issue completely cold you may want to wait to read this review
Mrs. Whitaker found the Holy Grail. It was under a fur coat. The latest collaboration between author Neil Gaiman and artist Colleen Doran starts in a flourish of flowers and calligraphy as a kind-natured pensioner buys the Holiest of Holies for 30p from a secondhand shop. The next day she’s visited by Galaad – knight
“My family has beaten your family for longer than anyone can remember.Time to carry on the tradition…” It’s the final issue of the arc and I’ve got some questions. Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order volume 2, issue #6. BIG spoilers below. Last issue it seemed like Victor gave us the explanation