Created By: Joanne Starer & Khary Randolph Written By: Joanne Starer Art By: Khary Randolph Lettered By: AndWorld Designs Published By: BOOM! Studios “Sirens of the City” started on Glass Eye Studios’ Substack before being published by BOOM! Studios. The dark urban fantasy takes place in 1980s...
Reviews
Review/ Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire
Inspired by Africa’s diverse histories and cultures, Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire is a captivating 10-episode animated Afro-futuristic anthology series created by Triggerfish that premiered on...
Review/ Good Deeds #1
Written By: Che Grayson Art By: Kelsey Ramsay Colors By: Ronda Pattison Letters By: Shawn Lee Published By: IDW Publishing Possible Spoilers Goods Deeds is from IDW Publishing and one of its...
Review/ Dot’s Home
While clocking in at just about an hour long, this brisk 2D, narrative-driven free-to-play point-and-click title’s tackling of hard-hitting and often all-too-real subject matters gives it lasting...
Review/ Spyfunk!
Spies are mysterious, seductive, superhuman characters that have defined pop culture for decades. Whether from the machismo maverick of Ian Fleming’s James Bond or the big screen technological...
Review/ Sirens of the City #1
Created By: Joanne Starer & Khary Randolph Written By: Joanne Starer Art By: Khary Randolph Lettered By: AndWorld Designs Published By: BOOM! Studios Sirens of the City started on Glass Eye...
Review/ Creed: The Next Round #1
Written By: LaToya Morgan & Jai Jamison Pencils/ Inks By: Wilton Santos Colors By: DJ Chavis Lettering By: AndWorld Design Published By: BOOM! Studios Creed: The Next Round from BOOM! Studios is...
Review/ Blade #1
Writer: Bryan Hill Artist: Elena Casagrande Cover Artist: Jordie Bellaire Letters: VC’s Joe Sabino First and foremost, I’m gon’ have to make this announcement (and celebrate as well)… Since the...
Review/ The Blackening
I’ve been waiting for the release of this film for a good long minute, and I FINALLY got the chance to see it last weekend. And it ended up exceeding my expectations. The Blackening is hands down...
Review/ New Talent Showcase: The Milestone Initiative #1
Back in the 90s, Milestone Comics pioneered many stories highlighting characters of color with stories that were edgy and socially relevant, filling in a void that was missing in mainstream comic...
Review/ Dream Empire’s: Signs of the Gathering
Written by: Akpoebi Tno Daniel Dan-Asisah Edited by: Tamara-Tonye Dan-Asisah Art by: Tno Daniel Dan-Asisah Science fiction has always been something I have enjoyed for a long time and has been...
Review/ The Last Count of Monte Cristo
Written by: Ayize Jama-Everett Art by: Tristan Roach Published by: Abrams ComicArts - Megascope As the title implies, The Last Count of Monte Cristo is a re-imagining of Alexandre Dumas’ timeless...
Review/ Scorpio #3
Writer: John Robinson IV Line Artist: Marco Zuffranieri Color Artist: Viviana Spinelli Cover Artist: Scarlet Leigh Editor: Andrea Smith Publisher: IV Wall Comics Scorpio #3, “When Shadows...
Review/ Is’nana the Were-Spider: Drums of Ogoun
For the sixth (6!!!) release in his award-winning horror-fantasy, coming-of-age series, Is'nana the Were-Spider, writer, and creator Greg Anderson Elysee has recruited artist Sean Hill to create a...
Review/ Dreamer
Written by: Akim Aliu and Greg Anderson ElyseeArt by: Karen De La Vega Published by: Scholastic, Kaepernick Publishing As a long-time hockey fan, I was familiar with Akim Aliu's story well before...
Review/ Green Lantern: Beware My Power
John Stewart’s distinction and ubiquity as Green Lantern in the wider DC fandom and multimedia are in no small part due to his inclusion and portrayal in Bruce Timm’s critically acclaimed Justice...
Review/ Super Suspense Stories: Featuring Columbia ‘Spirit of America’
There is a lot to be said about the backstories of many members of the ever-growing group of superheroes that surround us. The first issue of Super Suspense Stories highlights such a backstory. This...
Review/ Earth Eclipsed
I recently had the pleasure of being transported to an alternate reality, courtesy of the podcast series Earth Eclipsed. Broadcast on Apollo (and other podcast providers such as Spotify and Apple...
Review: Black’s Myth #1
Meet Janie “Strummer” Jones, a mundane private detective in LA who also happens to be a werewolf. Her dry-wit partner Ben Si’Lat also happens to be an English-born half-djinn, and they also have a...
Review: Partizan #1
Writer: Dennis LiuArtist: Peter Chung Everybody loves a great villain but what about the trusted assistant behind the scenes really doing the heavy lifting? The henchmen often known more for comedic...
Review/ Batman by John Ridley: The Deluxe Edition
The phrase “needs no introduction” was crafted for men like John Ridley. He is a writer, director, and producer across various media including movies, television, cartoons, and comic books. He...
