As The Fade Out edges towards its conclusion, we are starting to see unravel some of the mysteries at the heart of this series, as The Fade Out #10 reveals some important details about who is who and what is what. The 1940s Hollywood-set noir mystery from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips has always been intended as […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Astonishing Ant Man #1. Scott’s new business has become a success! What can go wrong? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below.
The issues of Southern Bastards have been a little sporadic lately, though that’s understandable since the creators are busy guys. Jason Aaron is a high-profile writer for Marvel Comics, notably on Star Wars, and artist Jason Latour has also carved out a nice spot for himself as the writer on the popular Spider-Gwen title. So […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Guardians of the Galaxy #1. A new volume of Guardians of the Galaxy starts here and there are a lot of changes to the team. Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below.
Most comic fans know the lull of the middle chapter. Ever since the shift to “writing for the trade” in comic books, which segments stories into four or five-issue arcs, there is often a pattern in the flow of the story: start strong and have a big climax with some up and down stuff in […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for American Vampire Second Cycle #10. The vampires continue their mission into space. Will they be able to defeat the Soviet Union? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below.
The comic book sequel of the novel Fight Club has been bizarre in a number of ways, including writer Chuck Palahniuk showing up in a random meta moment and more fight clubbing. Things go off the rails, however, in Fight Club 2 #5, an issue that has Tyler Durden have his soldiers commit suicide-art vandalism […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Grayson#12. Grayson takes a break from being a spy and returns to Gotham. Will he tell the Bat Family that he is still alive? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below.
The chronology of Marvel Comics’ current Star Wars series is set within the (new) expanded universe of Star Wars, and time-wise between Episode IV and V. Just like Brian Wood’s Star Wars series for Dark Horse Comics, this can create continuity problems. So far Jason Aaron has mostly avoided these, but the emergence of Sana […]
Things continue to get weird for Alex Braith during Image Comics’ Southern Cross #5 from writer Becky Cloonan and artist Andy Belanger. What started as a relatively straight-forward space adventure during the first couple of issues has quickly become a trippy Jodorowsky-style visual feast meets a “locked room” murder mystery. It’s also a ghost horror […]
