REVIEW: BROKEN TRINITY WITCHBLADE #1

Broken Trinity: Witchblade #1

Writer: Ron Marz
Art: Nelson Blake II
After the events of First Born, the equilibrium between the forces of light and darkness and the Witchblade which balance them will be shattered when a new artifact enters the fray. So, Broken Trinity begins.
Again, Witchblade, The Darkness, and The Angelus [...]

REVIEW: Ultimate X-Men/ Fantastic Four Annual #1

Writers: Aron E. Coleite & Joe Pkaski
Pencils: Dan Panosian & Mark Brooks
The X-Men of the future hunt the Fantastic Four of today! In the future, mutantkind is on the run, and what remains of the X-Men make a move, not unknown to the regular MU X-Men. They go back in time and try to [...]

REVIEW: Cable #7

Cable is still on the run from Bishop, carrying the mutant girl who is either the last hope of mutantkind (according to the X-Men) or the harbinger of the end of the world (according to Bishop). He and the girl are hiding out in a hidden valley somewhere in the near future.Meanwhile, back in the present, X-Force have captured Bishop, and the X-Men spend a large part of the issue interrogating him and arguing over the significance of the child.

REVIEW: Big Hero Six #1

Writer: Chris Claremont
Artist: David Nakayama
Marvel Comics
The astonishing return of Big Hero Six! Japan’s own top heroes!
Hiro (the smartest boy in Japan), Baymax (his trusty robot companion), Honey Lemon (with her all-containing handbag), Gogo Tomago (unstoppable energy ball & stuff) … and plus, two new members.
If you’re wondering ‘who the *** are they”… Don’t worry. It’s [...]

REVIEW: Wonder Woman #24

Writer: Gail Simone
Artist: Bernard Chang
DC Comics
Diana takes Tom home to meet her mother, Queen Hippolyta. Then she has business at Hollywood to talk about her new movie. Aha!
Truth be told, I was never a big fan of Wonder Woman. I always preferred her sister, Donna. The only run I read was by Phil Jimenez, whom [...]

REVIEW: Ms Marvel Annual #1

Ms. Marvel Annual #1 is like a Marvel Adventures book. I don’t mean it in a bad way. I mean it in the easy to read, plots aren’t too complicated, simply but simply drawn, one-issue story, way. No worrying about the issues before or after.

REVIEW: Marvel Apes #1

Writer: KARL KESEL
Artist: RAMON BACHS
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Marvel goes Bananas. (Always wanted to say that! LOL)
Yes, Marvel Apes is here! And it’s not a hoax, not a dream, not an imaginary story, or even a joke. It was quite good actually! I have to admit, I actually laughed a few times. Doc Ook? [...]

ADVANCE REVIEW: X-Men Legacy #215

Legacy is still the best X-book on the market. And it is quite strange after the return of Astonishing X-Men and the revamp of Uncanny X-Men, especially considering that it isn’t even really an X-Men team book. Not for a while, and not yet, of course.

REVIEW: Wolverine First Class #6

Writer: Fred Van Lente

Art & Cover: Salvador Espin
Publisher: Marvel Comics
When I heard the announcement about ‘Wolverine: First Class’ coming out I thought “Nice! Another attempt to exploit fans’ fondness of these particular characters”. Thankfully I was mistaken. “Wolverine: First Class” honors the Wolverine and Kitty Pryde of the 1980s, their blossoming partnership and the [...]

REVIEW: Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane #1 (of 5)

Writer: Terry Moore

Artists: Craig Rousseau

Colours: Guillem Mari

Publisher: Marvel Comics
First of all, I want to thank my dear friend Manolis that knew how fond of I am of this series and gave me the opportunity to review an advance copy of Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season Two.

Eisner-award winning writer, [...]