She-Hulk #13 Review

She-Hulk #13 throws a monkey wrench into Jennifer Walters’s love life when the enigmatic thief she’s been tracking turns the charm meter up to 11. Is It Good? Aaaand, we’re back to the slice-of-life romance comic, again. I’ll give Rainbow Rowel credit for having the aptitude to explore multiple genres, but it’s not common to see multiple genres explored in the same title. At the … Continue reading She-Hulk #13 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #3 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #3 continues the fight to stop Carnage 2099 and Halloween Jack from inciting a mob riot that consumes Nueva York. Is It Good? Why is Punisher 2099 on the cover? He doesn’t show up once in this comic nor is he referenced in any way. If you bought this comic expecting Punisher 2099 to show up, guns a-blazin’, you’ve been duped, … Continue reading Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #3 Review

Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 Review

Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 pits Valkyrie against (the evil) Cosmic Ghost Rider to stop a killing spree spreading across nearly every sector of the Galaxy. Is It Good? Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 is fine. Honestly, that’s all you can really say about it. Filled with excellent art, decent pacing and dialog, and mildly engaging action, Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 is a very middle-of-the-road issue. When … Continue reading Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #2 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #2 begins the next round of 2099 character reinvention bingo as Miguel O’Hara finds healing help from an unlikely source – the self-aware, flesh-eating zombie known as Blade 2099. Is It Good? Well, at least Orlando is doing a better job of incorporating Miguel this time. My biggest criticism of the last mini-series (also by Steve Orlando) is that the run … Continue reading Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #2 Review

Spider-Man #8 Review

Spider-Man #8 begins a new chapter in Spider-Man’s career when the weight of responsibility for citizens he couldn’t save leads to a brilliant idea that couldn’t possibly go wrong. Right?!? Is It Good? Spider-Man #8 is a considerable improvement over the previous seven issues because it does one thing right the other issues did not – focus on telling a simple, engaging story. Slott’s writing … Continue reading Spider-Man #8 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #1 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #1 addresses the aftermath of the Black Cards’ downfall. When a former Black Card gets a hold of Carnage cells, he becomes the public face of retribution to feed his insatiable bloodlust. Is It Good? Well, here we are again. Marvel’s back with a new Spider-Man 2099 limited run, and Steve Orlando is here to take another crack at Miguel O’Hara. … Continue reading Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #1 Review

Captain America: Symbol of Truth #12 Review

Captain America: Symbol of Truth #12 offers Part 2 of the Cold War event. Cap, Sam, Sharon, and Misty continue their fight on a snowy mountain against the combined forces of the Outer Circle and Dimension Z’s monsters where they discover the only way out is through… a portal. Is It Good? Captain America: Symbol of Truth #12 is an okay but forgettable comic. Good … Continue reading Captain America: Symbol of Truth #12 Review

Hulk #14 Review

Hulk #14 ends the experimental story arc started by Donny Cates and Ryan Ottley with a climactic battle between Titan, Bruce, Doctor Strange, D’Spayre, Monolith, and more. Is It Good? Kudos to Ryan Ottley for taking lemons and making a decent glass of lemonade. This run has had its ups and downs (on the page and behind the scenes), so it’s a welcome benefit to … Continue reading Hulk #14 Review