Christopher Powell, after discovering a mysterious amulet, gains the ability to switch places with a super-powered android and becomes the hero known as Darkhawk...
GRIM #13 by BOOM! STUDIOS
CREATIVE: Stephanie Phillips, Flaviano, Rico Renzi & Tom Napolitano
Welcome to an all new edition of Parlay points, the comic book review blog to the ODPH Podcast!
For this entry, we are checking out a series that transcends comics....
NOCTERRA #16 by Image Comics
Creative: Scott Snyder, Tony Daniel, Marcelo Miaolo and Andworld Design
Welcome to an all new edition of Parlay points, the comic...
SUPERMAN #6 by DC Comics
Creative: Joshua Williamson, Gleb Melnikov, Alejandro Sánchez and Ariana Maher
Welcome to an all new edition of Parlay Points, the comic...
BATMAN/SUPERMAN: WORLD'S FINEST #19 by DC COMICS
Creative: Mark Waid, Travis Moore, Tamra Bonvillain and Steve Wands
Welcome to an all new edition of Parlay Points,...
Nightwing #106 by DC Comics
Creative: Tom Taylor, Michael Conrad (Breakfast for Dinner), Steven Byrne, Serg Acuña (Breakfast for Dinner), Adriano Lucas and Wes Abbott
Welcome...
WONDER WOMAN #1 by DC Comics
Creative: Tom King (Mr. Miracle), Daniel Sampere (ACTION COMICS), Tomeu Morey and Clayton Cowles
Welcome to an all new edition...
Welcome to Paperweight Entertainment’s Hall of Armor! New armors, new multiversal Tony Starks, same great content! We’re still digging into Iron Man’s bag of tricks, each week you’re going to...
The Shade, a low-level criminal, made his debut in Flash Comics #33 in 1942. Unlike the mobsters and thugs that Garrick had faced before, The Shade possessed the ability to manipulate the shadows...
This is a supernatural detective story with no shortage of twists and turns. So if you like magic and mystery then you are going to fall in love with this series for sure...
Mech Cadets #2 by BOOM! Studios
Creative Team:
Writer: Greg Pak
Illustrator: Takeshi Miyazawa
Colorist: Ian Herring
Letters: Simon Bowland
last issue review:
The Rundown (Spoilers)
Issue 2 picks up right where we left...
This is a series on par with anything Image has put out in the past. If the story continues at the pace and depth it’s currently at then I foresee this being “the next big thing” in comic books...
