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Comic Book Review for Wolverine Issue 44, Sabretooth War Part 4.

Stories intersect in the two parallel tales being told by Ram V and Dan Watters in the first issue of The Six Fingers. In Ram V's The One Hand a detective noir story is established. We...

Creative Team Created by: Tom King & Peter Gross; Written by: Tom King; Illustrated by: Peter Gross; Colored by: Tamra Bonvillain; Lettered by: Clayton Cowles; Cover by: Peter Gross; With Colors by: Tamra Bonvillain; Variant Covers by:...

Writer: Ryan K. Lindsay Artist: Sami Kivela Colorist: Lauren Affe Letterer: Jim Campbell Publisher: Mad Cave Studios Noir stories tend to live and die with their twist and turns. The best can make it seem like they are setting you up...

This run of Wolverine has been going on for a few years now, however, the Sabretooth War has only just begun, and this issue kicks off part 3.

The Hunger and the Dusk is an amazing story about humanity, war, love, prejudices, and survival… and it continues to be at the top of my pull list.

The first three episodes of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is a triumphantly violent return to form. Packed to the brim with emotions, twists and zombie killing gore.

Review for Count Crowley - Mediocre Midnight Monster Hunter from Dark Horse Comics.

The recipe for The One Hand is simple: 1 cup of Se7en, a tablespoon of Zodiac, and just a dash of Blade Runner...and it's delicious. Ram V and Laurence Campbell do a masterful job weaving a...

Review for the comic WOLVERINE Madripoor Knights by Marvel Comics.

Another stacked week of comics this week. Chris Claremont is coming back to Wolverine but I could not find room for it on the list. With that said let’s look at what did make the list. (Editors...

Comic book review for Issue #4 of Edenwood from Image Comics, by Tony S. Daniel.