Comics Reviews

Advance Review: ‘A Man Among Ye’ #1 – Wake Up And Smell The Gunpowder

An explosive start to the series, A Man Among Ye offers readers high seas adventure with plenty of swashbuckling action.

June 16, 2020 Malissa White 714 Views A Man Among Ye #1, Brittany Pezzillo, craig cermak, Image Comics, Stephanie Phillip, Top Cow, Troy Peteri

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How An Era Changes: ‘Black Terror #5’ Reviewed

Bob Benton, aka the Black Terror, visits with an old flame and an estranged son. Neither is interested in seeing Bob, but he has some news to bestow upon his son, Robby. This news will change Robby’s life, and it will mean a new era for Black Terror.

February 26, 2020 Josh Davison 778 Views black terror, Brittany Pezzillo, comic review, Dynamite Entertainment, fantasy, Jorge Fornes, Max Bemis, Project Superpowers, Rahzzah, Review, Ruairi Coleman, sci-fi, superheroes, Taylor Esposito, timothy c. brown

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He Took The Entire Batch: Black Terror #4 Reviewed

The Black Terror battles the drug-fueled Bad Groove, but the Groove, rather than being taken back to prison, kills himself instead. His LSD-tainted blood gets in the mouth of the Terror, and this causes the hero to experience an acid trip through the life of Bad Groove.

January 24, 2020 Josh Davison 657 Views black terror, Brian Level, Brittany Pezzillo, comic review, Dynamite Entertainment, fantasy, Jorge Fornes, Max Bemis, Project Superpowers, Rahzzah, Review, Ruairi Coleman, sci-fi, superheroes, Taylor Esposito

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Joking With The Mistress Of The Dark In Elvira #11

This issue features a lot more jokes that will presumably hit with most readers than not. Also the jokes (plus

January 10, 2020 Benjamin Hall 1295 Views Addison Duke, Brittany Pezzillo, comic book, craig cermak, Dave Acosta, David Avallone, Dynamite Entertainment, Elvira Mistress of the Dark, John Royle, mohan, Review, Rienna Bates, Taylor Esposito, Tim Seeley, Walter Pereyra

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Living It All Over Again With Black Terror #3

Kid Terror has been reincarnated in his own body. He remembers everything of his previous life, but he’s doomed to experience it all again. Fate seems to conspire to keep him on his original track, and, when he fights against it, there are catastrophic consequences.

December 17, 2019 Josh Davison 776 Views black terror, Brittany Pezzillo, Chris O'Halloran, comedy, comic review, Dynamite Entertainment, Eoin Marron, fantasy, Jorge Fornes, kid terror, Max Bemis, Project Superpowers, Rahzzah, Review, Ruairi Coleman, satire, sci-fi, superheroes, Taylor Esposito

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A Most Unkind Family Awaits In Black Terror #2

Father Kind has captured Black Terror and is using his connection to the “goddess” Maya to steal the Terror’s powers and bestow them upon himself and his “Kind Family.” However, new member Christina isn’t convinced of Father Kind’s benevolence, and she may be the Terror’s only hope of escape.