Comic Book Review

Eve is more than just a typical “save the planet” story. It is more about a little girl’s courage and a love that endures even in simulation. Armed with the fake bear and a dinghy, her adventure starts.

Fear Case is a mystery with characters worth caring about. As the nightmarish tale nears the end of the arc, everything matters, and no one is safe.

As origin stories go, this one about a nuclear-powered superhero is clever. It manages to feel fresh and packs enough action supplemented by sentiment to make this a worthy read.

An impressive second issue, Nocterra #2 further defines the world and characters of Nocterra while also making clear the danger that's nipping at our protagonists' heels. Another must-read issue.

There is more to the sudden appearance of murderous demons, especially when they really don’t want to be here in the first place, and Shadowman is right in the middle of it all.

Witchblood delivers an entertaining modern tale told with snark and humor filled with clever versions of witches and vampires and the people who want to destroy them.

High school is bad enough when the jocks and the mean girls hate you, but it gets worse when even the shadows want you dead.

Such a good girl Sophie reveals more of the mystery of the new master’s house. She was right to be suspicious as things are so much worse that she thought.

It's been a while since I've laughed this much while reading a comic book. A solid second issue, Savage (2021) #2 brings the humor and ends on a note that will leave readers eager for more.

James Harren's Ultramega promises to be much more than a mere monster-of-the-week beat 'em up book, as there's great depth of story that, when teamed with the inherent horror and excitement common in kaiju tales, makes for a refreshing read. Do not miss out.