Cam Petti Comic Reviews

The action picks up as the story really starts taking off in this fascinating world where everyone has their own personal god.

Baltazar and Franco are back at it with another adorable addition to their primary colored line up!

As our heroes get embroiled in the machinations of their enemies, deals are made as the stakes grow higher and higher!

In honor of Valiant's (sorta) 25th anniversary, Armstrong, The Eternal Warrior, and Timwalker invade another classic tale, and it's fun for readers new and old alike!

The insides match the outsides as this book delivers exactly what you'd expect from a crossover between these two comic stars.

The fight comes to them as Ennay and Bud bring a brawl to the Nightclub in this action packed new issue.

That said, Ghost Moon is a fun book. It hits all the high points of the best Hellboy stories; there is some fun history and cultural background throughout, some spooky spirit talk, and a couple of cool baddies to smash. Although it reads a bit fast, if you're looking for solid Hellboy comic to drop into, check out Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. 1954: Ghost Moon.

A sexy, NSFW episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians but with Ghosts.

It's fun to see steam punk monsters, but the pacing makes this more fun for fans of Newman than people jumping on fresh.

A graphic novel both in form and amount of nudity involved, as the world's premier erotic artist tackles one of history's greatest painters.

If there's somethin' strange in your neighborhood, who ya gonna call? Hellboy! And called he was. He found the bad guy, fought the bad guy, high-fived the good guys. But it's only because good Hellboy stories are so good that it's hard to let the weaknesses of this particular story slide. I would have loved to see this as a three or four part story, let the mystery breathe, let us learn more about China and its ghost stories, and then get to the fist fights with the Bull Man. As it stands, however, this story is only okay. But hey, like all Hellboy stories, it drops some hints towards the next story, so there will be more to come...

In the end, this book was harmless and by no means terrible; if you're a Stoner (a term for super fans of Vic "Cyborg" Stone that I just came up with. Tell your friends.), you can probably sustain yourself on what is provided. For anyone less committed though, Semper and Conrad are just trying to be too much to too many without committing hard enough to be entertaining. Cyborg #10 has settled down into the middle of the pack, and the title seemingly has every intention of staying there.

Cyborg takes an unexpected trip to face off against his most dangerous pun-based villain yet!