Spencer & Locke 2 #1 Comic Review
Reading and reviewing Spencer & Locke’s first arc was one of those rare joys where a comic shows immediate promise, […]
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Things go so wrong so fast as The Power of the Dark Crystal finale, and yet it manages to pull
Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Coronation #1 Comic Review
Read NRW’s review of the debut issue below! The Jim Henson-verse of comics published by BOOM! Studios’ Archaia imprint have
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Big Trouble in Little China: Old Man Jack #3 – Review
It doesn’t bode well for a series with an already limited run of six issues to feel like a chore
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Comic Review Round Up – Big Trouble in Little China, Bill & Ted, Dark Crystal, Hellraiser
heck out four reviews of comics from the last few weeks below! Old Man Jack #1 – 4 out of
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Spencer & Locke #4 – Advance Review
Spencer & Locke #4 provides an emotional conclusion to the four-issue series and one thing is for certain — Augustus
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Spencer & Locke #3 – Review
For the amount of possibilities comics present as a medium when it comes to storytelling, a surprising majority play it
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The Power of the Dark Crystal #3 – Review
The first two issues of The Power of the Dark Crystal were fantastic comics that allowed its primary cast to
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Misfit City #1 – Advance Review
Misfit City is, in many ways, a perfect microcosm of why the retro-revival scene has such a fervent modern following.
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Spencer & Locke #1 – Advance Review
Noir is a tricky thing, particularly as a genre for comic books. On one hand, it depends very much on
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Big Trouble in Little China / Escape From New York #6 Review
Big Trouble in Little China / Escape From New York has spent months as one of the most consistently enjoyable comics in months, with each issue adding to the craziness that makes the series so lovable.