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Jupiter’s Legacy #2 – Millar and Quitely
Even super-heroes are not immune to dysfunction in the family. Mark Millar explores the depths of that dysfunction in his new series, Jupiter’s Legacy. Utopian is the patriarch of a family of...
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Review: The Walking Dead #112 – Kirkman, Adlard and Rathburn
The Walking Dead is unique in so many ways, but one of the most singular to the title is that there are truly no story arcs as defined by most other comic books. Instead what you have is one long...
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Revival #12 Review – Tim Seeley and Mike Norton
Revival is a series I don’t find myself talking about very much. Not because lack of quality – Tim Seeley and Mike Norton’s horror mystery is a slow burning scare, broken up by a solid family drama...
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Jupiter’s Legacy #3 – Millar and Quitely
The long wait between issues two and three of Jupiter’s Legacy have paid off in a big way. Mark Millar has upped the brutality in this current issue while Frank Quitely contributes another off the...
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The Walking Dead – What I Think So Far
Warning: Spoilers for The Walking Dead TV series, as well as minor spoilers for the comic series follow Starting this week, The Comics Herald will be reviewing the new episodes of The Walking Dead...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 1 –“30 Days Without Accident”
Not even the zombie apocalypse stops Workplace Health & Safety Warning: full spoilers for the episode follow For the first time that I can remember, Michonne smiled. She probably has smiled before...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 2 –“Infected”
Careful with that, you’ll have an eye out Warning: full spoilers for the episode follow In the world of The Walking Dead, the zombies aren’t your biggest problem – it’s empathy. Caring for others will...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 3 –“Isolation”
Warning: full spoilers for the episode follows “It’s always better to be safe.” Who would have thought the lengths to which Carol was willing to follow through with those words, especially considering...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 4 –“Indifference”
Warning: full spoilers for the episode follow The Walking Dead has always been a show about the human aspect of the apocalypse. While it may have stumbled quite a lot in this area during its run, it...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 5 –“Internment”
Warning: full spoilers for the episode follow I always took Rick as the foil to Carol’s less empathetic form of leadership. It made logical sense, as she was the only other person who produced any...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 6 –“Live Bait”
Warning: full spoilers for the episode follow Let me preface this review by saying I think David Morissey is a fantastic actor. I love every scene he is in, and even when the writers painted him into...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 7 –“Dead Weight”
Warning: full spoilers for the episode follow This season has had a fairly defined message that seems to plague each of the characters: how far are you willing to go – and at what cost? The Governor...
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More 2013 Highlights and Lowlights
Time for so more highlights and lowlights, this time from Sean Robinson Highlights 1. /Saga/ I could sit here and tell you what Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ Saga is closest to in forms of other...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 9 –“After”
Welcome back to our weekly The Walking Dead coverage! Having missed the final episode of the midseason, I’ll be doing a brief look at that episode at the end of this review, but for now lets take a...
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The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episodes 10/11 –“Inmates”&“Claimed”
As if there wasn’t enough horror in TWD – we now have The Mullet There is nothing more terrifying than imagination in horror. Letting the audience fill in the gaps of what might have happened, rather...
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50-Word Review: Deadly Class 1-3
Not for the young or faint-hearted The first issue nearly lost me, but the second and third have me firmly tied on board. Remender’s writing is tight and tense, Craig’s art is edgy and Loughridge’s...
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Deadly Class: Heavy And I Like It
I have an evolving monthly pull list of only four or five titles, and one of them for the past six months has been Deadly Class. Co-created by Rick Remender and Wesley Craig, this is very much a comic...
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50-Word Review: Deadly Class #9
This title’s been personal for Rick Remender and from reading the letters pages it’s personal for many others as well. Issue #9 continues the dark and very violent story that never lets its grip...
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Image Goes Mail Order
Well here’s a bit of news I didn’t expect. Image Comics have gotten themselves into the direct subscription and mail order business big-time, offering dozen of titles with multi-title discounts of up...
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50-Word Review: Deadly Class #10
I don’t read comics for laughs, expecially Deadly Class. Issue #10 keeps a frenetic pace, but still manages to add a scene that had me laughing big time. It’s not all laughs though and again I’m...
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