Reviews

Definitely, this one-shot deserves attention. It's not quite done in the usual manner for this genre, and there are several short stories in it, but that's probably all.

I liked this issue, there are very bold decisions, including the main character himself. I want to note the way this issue is designed, there is a bright and aesthetic drawing. Recommended for those who respect the Wild Dragon.

Perhaps this is one of the bloodiest issues, where the secrets of the spaceship crew are still being revealed. If it weren't for "the agenda", the score would have been higher.

This is the beginning of an interesting detective story with black humor. I liked almost everything: from the plot to the unusual way the comic is drawn. I definitely recommend it to fans of thrillers and detective stories in pictures.

Good ending to the mini-story. Overall, this is a great series with an average plot. It was interesting to read, but as for the ending, I would like something more interesting.

I liked how Nyx got out of a very difficult situation. Her investigation is ongoing, and she has become even closer to her, having inadvertently received information from the Puritan. I'm starting to read the next chapter of her story.

Great holiday horror movie. I feel very sorry for some of the minor characters in this issue. But Santa turned out to be not just a funny fat man, but a real superhero. I will read the following issues with interest.

From this chapter on, the story began to develop even more interesting, it seems that Tasha got a little confused and stopped paying attention to the obvious details. Well, let's see how this story develops further.

This issue reveals the secret story of Tasha and Casper. But the vampires are not asleep, and their secret sect is starting to take action.

The story continues to heat up, and it was not worth hoping that the predators would play fair. It's a pity to lose childhood heroes, but apparently that's the price of defeating an alien invasion.

In fact, this is a retelling of the release that I did before: Pilot Season: The Beauty #1 For the most part, this is a detective story in which science fiction, thriller and action are pleasant components. But, as stated, this is only the beginning of the story. An enticing plot, interesting chara...

The deal has been completed, the contract has been concluded, and no one knows what will happen next. The king, who was occupied from all sides, was forced to make this deal, and I understand him perfectly well, he wants to protect his people, but, unfortunately, riots are brewing inside the kingdom...

The first battle is won by the new alliance, but the Saxons are not asleep. A new love union has also been concluded, perhaps it will turn out to be short-lived, but nevertheless it should be here. I can't wait to find out how both of these alliances will develop, and I can't wait to visually partic...

Marvel continues to destroy my childhood heroes within its universe. This time, one of the rather large quantities of this universe suffered. It's all the fault of a traitor from Earth who was trusted by Yautja...

A first look at Smile: For the Camera #1 An IDW comic strip about the world of Smile movies. The action takes place in 2005, the theme is the nightmares of the modeling business. At the same time, one should not expect any deepening or reinterpretation of the ent of the smiling entity. Screenplay: H...

So I got my hands on this comic book series, which reveals the past of the Gunslinger Spawn and is a prequel to his separate story. At first glance, based on the first problem I read, it seemed very gloomy to me, perhaps this is due to the manner of drawing. The plot of the first problem seemed very...

"Adapt or die!" "Al Simmons changed everything..." It was with great pleasure that I read this issue, which takes place in the same Spawn universe, but in the distant future. This interpretation of the Spawn character is just great. I really want to know how Peter Cairn transforms into the new armo...

It introduces Kara in a way that feels friendly and easy to follow, with clear art and a tone that does not take itself too seriously. It works as a fun starting point that lets you get to know the character before things get heavier.

This opening issue comes out swinging and wastes little time explaining what kind of story it wants to be. The setup is clear, the action is big, and the extra pages give everything room to breathe. It feels ambitious and confident, even if some parts are still coming together.

This issue turns up the action and keeps the story moving at a fast pace. A lot happens, and the sense of competition and chaos is easy to follow. It can feel busy at times, but it stays fun and sets up the next chapter well.

It does a good job of bringing the tone and emotion of the original story into a comic. It comes across more like a preview or sketch than a fully polished comic.

This issue keeps the story moving with clear action and steady tension. It adds a bit more weight to the pilots and their situation without slowing things down. A solid follow-up to the first issue.

This one-shot is a fun, laid-back comic that mixes familiar Street Fighter characters with Rival Schools in silly, energetic battles. It does not take itself seriously and keeps things easy to follow from start to finish.

This first issue sets the tone really well, focusing on the tension and danger of flying for the Empire rather than big heroic moments.

This issue continues the story at a steady pace and spends more time building the world and characters. The art remains strong and gives this version of Batman a distinct look and mood. There is less action than the first issue, but the quieter moments help shape the tone of the series.