I Review Comics
I Review Indie and Mainstream comics. Shining light on an industry in flux.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 years ago |
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X-23 One-Shot Review - Who is Laura Kenny?
X-23 One Shot Cover Art by Alina Urusov
I missed most of the original X-23 stories when they were released. One pleasant surprise while reading the X-Women graphic novel (2010) is that I got to read an impressive collection of stories that...
Cloak & Dagger #1 (One-Shot): Best Cloak and Dagger Story Ever?
I was not reading many comics circa 2010 and missed this entire era of X-Men stories. I recently reviewed Chris Claremont and Milo Manara’s X-Women One-Shot. Cloak and Dagger #1 was also included in the trade paperback
Cloak and Dagger #1...
X-Women #1 Review - In Celebration of the Male Gaze
Words: Chris Claremont | Artist: Milo Manara | Publisher: Marvel Comics
Full Disclosure I review Comics, but I also have a Facebook page and group called Bluelines: Babes, Cars, Comics and other cool $hit. This page celebrates the female...
Batman #70 Review - Running The Gauntlet
In my Batman #69 review I mistakenly listed it as the end of the Knightmare’s storyline. While #69 was the end of the dream aspects of the story, this is the end of the arc.
In this installment we see Bruce escape from his fear toxin indu...
Garbage Man GN Review - Swamp Thing Meets The Toxic Avenger
Garbage Man Graphic Novel Cover by Aaron Lopresti
A couple of years I saw Aaron Lopresti’s crowd funder for Garbage Man on Indiegogo and backed it. Unfortunately, the campaign was not funded. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the solic...
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Decided to split my personal page from my blog. Our focus will be on indie comics and shining a light on comic books that don't get the attention they deserve.
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