Judge Dredd Megazine #424 (e-magazine review).
‘Thirty Magnificent Years’ says the cover of this special anniversary issue but I bought it because the stories are all
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Penultiman #1 by Tom Peyer and Alan Robinson (e-comicbook review).
Penultiman originally appeared in the one-shot anthology, ‘Steel Cage’, which the publishers Ahoy Comics have handily placed on-line for free
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Avengers vs Thanos by Jim Starlin and Mike Friedrich (e-graphic novel review).
Cheapskate confession: I read ‘Avengers vs Thanos’ with a kindle app on my tablet because it’s currently free with Amazon
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Harley Quinn Volume 1: Hot In The City by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Chad Hardin, Stephanie Roux, Alex Sinclair and Paul Mounts (graphic novel review).
I was curious to see how Harley Quinn was treated in ‘The New 52’ and pulled ‘Volume 1: Hot In
Read MoreJudge Dredd: cop that, perp! (video)
Here’s a 30-minute-long Zoom-style video panel of creators and fans yacking about the present and future of the Judge Dredd
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Creepy Presents Alex Toth (graphic novel review).
Of the ‘Creepy Presents’ books, I was most sceptical when it came to buying the one focusing on Alex Toth,
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Not Brand Echh: The Complete Collection (graphic novel review).
As I reviewed Alter Ego # 95, it only seemed about time that I finally got around to reading my
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Back Issue #121 September 2020 (magazine review).
One question that is never asked in the latest issue of ‘Back Issue’ is why does sword and sorcery in
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Marvel Comics #1: 80th Anniversary Edition (graphic novel review).
With a reminder while reading the latest ‘Alter Ego’ that Marvel Comics was 80 years old last year, it seemed
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OMNI: Volume 1: The Doctor Is In by Devin Grayson, Alitha E Martinez, Meredith Laxton and Bryan Valenza (graphic novel review).
The idea of using super-powered people as metaphors for those outside normal society obviously isn’t new, being the basic idea
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