Retro Reviews: Invincible Volume 10
Invincible Volume 10, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics This is a difficult volume to review. Unlike the previous ones where there’s either one MAIN story line and lots of subplots, or loads of...
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Invincible Volume 9, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics This volume should be my favourite. Why? Because at long last we’ve got a Dupli-Kate-centric story! Of course that means that she gets about half...
View ArticleRetro Reviews: Invincible Volume 8
Invincible Volume 8, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics For some reason, this volume felt really long when I was reading it. It’s not- it’s actually a few pages shorter than the last one- so maybe it’s...
View ArticleRetro Review: Invincible Volume 7
Invincible Volume 7, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics Last week’s review ended up sounding negative, so this time I’ll start off on a happier note. Eve looks really good with short hair. Invincible...
View ArticleRetro Reviews: Invincible Volume 6
Invincible Volume 6, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics Oh my god, what is up with artists sticking giant breasts on non-mammalian aliens? Okay, that’s an judgmental opening, but this volume of...
View ArticleRetro Reviews: Invincible Volume 5
Invincible Volume 5, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics Volume 5, officially the one-quarterish point in the Invincible saga as it stands so far. It’s a… decidedly mixed bag. Things I liked? Amber, who...
View ArticleRetro Reviews: Invincible Volume 4
Invincible Volume 4, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics This volume is downtime, for Mark and for us as we gather ourselves after last week’s plot dump. Only three new stories start: an astronaut gets...
View ArticleRetro Reviews: Invincible Volume 3
Invincible Volume 3, Kirkman and Ottley, Image Comics This volume gives us the most important thing to ever happen in the Invincible universe. Nope, not the follow up from Mark’s dad murdering the...
View ArticleRetro Comic Review: Invincible Volume 2
Invincible Volume 2, Kirkman and Walker, Image Comics PLOT! PLOT, EVERYWHERE! It’s to be expected. Following on from the world-building Volume 1, Invincible volume 2: Eight is Enough is where Kirkman...
View ArticleRetro Comic Review: Invincible Volume 1
Invincible Volume 1, Kirkman and Walker, Image Comics Invincible, a long running Image series from The Walking Dead creator (starting before TWD but now overtaken in issue numbers) Robert Kirkman,...
View ArticleCrimson Peak and horror for girls
Theatrical release poster for the 2015 film Crimson Peak from Legendary Pictures and distributed by Universal Pictures Editor’s note: The following review is for an R rated movie; it is the opinion of...
View ArticleReview- Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor #5
EDIT: The panel included in this review was originally referenced as by Blair Shedd. This was an error, it was actually by Rachel Stott. This has now been corrected and I apologise for the mistake....
View ArticleStarfire vs the Nu52
This is a bold statement, but I’d argue that the treatment of Starfire, orange skinned alien princess, is DC’s treatment of their female readers since the Nu52 reboot in miniature. We start with Red...
View ArticleThe Avengers: Age of Ultron – MCU vs Comic
The Avengers: Age of Ultron (image: Marvel Studios) Spoilers ahead! Fast-paced, big explosions, impressive superheroes, and the accompanying back stories that follow keep the ball moving in The...
View ArticleReview: The First Issue of Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor
Captain Jack, The Doctor, and Rose in Titan Comics’ first issue of ‘The Ninth Doctor.’ If you, like me, have missed the Ninth Doctor since the end of his criminally short tenure, then this comic isn’t...
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