Eric Bridges Comic Reviews

Now, usually, I am a fan Colleen Doran but this isn't her best work by any means. Throughout this whole series, she has taken you on twists and turns and it has been excellent to read but this is a place where it falls short. The point is nothing happens. Nothing that makes it worth the read. Now, I understand that because it is a series, you will prolly read this and I don't blame you but be prepared to be disappointed. Now, to her credit, she does set up for a really good next issue. I can't imagine what's going to happen to these characters but for this it fell short.

Eman Casallosis a really dark and cool artist. This comic is not cartoon but a new take on the genre. It is slick, interesting, and dark. All parts of this comic are fantastic. The art is really sticking out for something I am completely excited about.

Alice Cooper #3 opens some doors and allows us to look into the character.

Alice Cooper #5 is a little anticlimactic but, overall, a great comic.

Alice Cooper #6 is a fantastic story that is done in one.

Badass #3, has some great moments and a great reveal.

The epic conclusion to Bad Ass is fun and exciting but needed some spreading out.

The art is very comic. It is in the sense for kids and that is the point. It is very colorful and fun, while mixing in the emotions and battles of the story.

Black Dynamite is a great story with a great art but tries to hard to make a point.

Black Dynamite is quick, witty, and fun.

Black Dynamite #4 has a great contained story with a fun look.

Blackout is developing quite well but needs to start answering some the questions it has posed.

Blackout is losing its steam but has still great hope.

Mike Gagerman and Andrew Waller have to have their own bromance because their writing for this is amazing and so real. I personally enjoy the way things are put so blunt. It makes the characters feel real and likeable. I mean you feel like these characters have been friends for a thousand years and that's what they are trying to convey. I mean when your friends for someone that long then you start to get a more intimate relationship and that is shown in this issue.

Bob's Burgers #1 is a great start to fun series base on a hit television show.

Tony Gennaro, Frank Forte, Tyler Garrison, Robin Brigstocke , Steven Theis , and Hector Reynoso recreate the color of the show and it does a fantastic job of keeping the characters the same but allowing their own artistic passion shine through it is awesome. Bob's Burger's #2 is a odd but wonderful addition.

Bob's Burgers #3 continues to bring the quirky world to life.

Bob's Burgers is predictable and boring.

Bob's Burgers #5 misses the point and fun of the television show.

Freddie Williams II (Green Arrow, Captain Atom) does a great job of illustrating the story. It fits with the writing and its, also, gives some chances to breathe with artistry because it is an origin. He shows us this with every panel.

Overall, I highly recommend this issue. It's fun, exciting, and more. I can't wait to see what happens next.

Overall, this series gets better and better. I hope that it keeps up with everything that it is doing. I give it a five out of five.

Brain Boy: The men from G.E.S.T.A.L.T. is a great start of a new story for Brain Boy.

The new issue in this new arc soars above and beyond in comic realm.

Brain Boy, is a little confusing but, overall, pretty good.

Captain Victory is a great start to a new series and it works.

Captain Victory is good book but lacks some explanation.

Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #3 is a great continuation of an interesting series.

Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers is a fun comic but overloads you.

Captain Victory and the Galactic Ranger #6 is a great end and some great story.

Overall, I thought this issue was not as great as its predecessor, but it does set it up for some exciting story arcs. I do think that, after you read it, you will understand why this issue is a stepping stone.

The writing is spot on. For every story, I have to say that I think that each one gets better with age. I really think that the people behind each story works well to space out when things are happening and how to show those things in the comic. Overall, I have to this particular issue, the writers, all had a plan that compliments each other.

The story for this issue is great. I mean the writers for the stories are just having a field day with all the stuff they are doing. I will say the "Agents of Change" writer had a field day. It is something that you will not understand until you read it but trust me. You will be glad I didn't ruin. Although, I usually don't. Overall, they are all great and you will like them.

The writing for this issue is just fantastic. It was something that is really well done. Every group or person goes through something and it works out greatly. I have to say that this issue is, honestly, of the best so far. It is just spot on. I mean, overall, it is something you have to read in the series.

"Catalyst Comix" are doing some great things, you can see that by the way things are going and things will change"

The artistry is fantastic. It is great and has the ability to move from each panel. There are some things that works and there are some things that work better. There is nothing that I can say but praise for this artist.

This series is fun and exciting and being developed nicely.

City: The Mind in the Machine is a story you don't want to miss.

City: The Mind in the Machine is an awesome series worth reading.

Creeple Peeple#2 is a great continuation to a fun story.

Creeple Peeple #4 is a great comic but a little rushed.

Creepy Comics #19 has some great stories and funny moments within them.

Creepy Comics #20 is a fun comic series.

The particular issue is great. The writing is so quick and fluent that you feel that your actually on a chase, which is something that I want when reading a comic titled The Chase. Andy Hartnell knows what his readers want when it comes to the Danger Girl series and this is issue does some great things. Everything works.

Andy Hartnell does an awesome job of delivering what we want from a series called "The Chase". I mean he doesn't stop and it works with what is going on in the story. Sometimes when you have a comic like this, sometimes authors focus on the ending rather than developing the story. However, Andy does this so well that it is fun and unique. I can't wait to see what he as in story for the end of this part.

The art is just as quick as the writing. I love it. The words were fast and the art kept up with it. It worked well.

Dark ages is a good comic with some great visuals.

Dark Ages #4 has a problem but, overall, works well.

Overall, the writers in this story do an amazing job with their stories. Each one is very exciting, and they are fun. I feel that with an anthology series, you have to be able to th (4)have fun and be able to tell a story in a short amount of time. Each other does so and it is fantastic.

Nara is coming to her end with great story and art.

Josh Howarddoes double duty with writing and drawing the comic and it really does a great thing for a comic, especially one that is elaborate like this. I mean there are characters that could only been envisioned in certain way and since the writer is the artist, he really gets that full effect. The writing is really cool. There are some reveals with some great ideas behind them. It is really fantastic.

Josh Howard does a great job with writing this series and doing all of the art for it. I have said this before that it is something great when a writer and artist are the same. The issue is thought provoking while still just being a fun and intense comic book. I can't wait to see how he is going to continue this and what's next. It is just a great one.

Dead @ 17 has predictable parts and has faults but the visuals are great.

Dead@17: The Blasphemy Throne #5 is a good addition to the series and has some great twists but is a little confusing.

Dead @17: Blasphemy Throne #7 is a great ending to a great series.

The story is good, except for the thing that I was talking about with it jumping too quickly from one to the next. That aside, it does a great job of painting the world and giving us some information of what happened to the world to make it this bad. I would say that it is something that I am excited about reading in the future.

The story is turning out to be something pretty special. I mean it really is spot on and knows when to change past and add something new and fresh to the story. I mean it was just something that was literally the coolest thing that I have read in comics lately so that is nice. I also like the take on the whole Zombie genre. It's not traditional in any sense of the word. It is very chill and relaxing.

The art is spot on as usual. I love the style of this artist. It is very gritty and exciting. It reminds of 30 days of night, but even better. I think it's spot on.

Overall, there are all sorts of great things even though there is not enough time in this issue.

Deadworld: Restoration is a great and fresh take on zombies that surprises and excites in all ways possible.

The writing is quick and swift. The author gets to the point for the most part. Gary Gerani does an awesome job of continuing the story and developing the relationships between the characters. He has a way of making the energy in each panel come to life. Like I said, the only issue I have is that I felt some things could have been cut down.

Dream Thief: Escape is a good start but is very slow going.

Eerie #6 is an issue that I appreciate but didn't really care for.

Evil Ernie #6 wasn't mind blowing but still pretty good.

Galaxy Quest: The Journey Continues #2 is a continuation of the start.

Galaxy Quest: The Journey Contines, tries really hard but doesn't succeed fully.

Garbage Pail Kids is a fun gross comic but it wasn't for me.

Garbage Pail Kids: Love Stinks is not really worth checking out.

Gateway is a fantastic story with fantastic art.

The amazing writing with fantastic art makes Gateway just awesome.

Goners is a great start and interesting concept that shines.

Goners #2 isn't as good as the first but I have hopes for the future.

Goners #3 continues an awesome series but it doesn't answer many questions.

Goners #4 is a great issue and reveals a ton of things.

Goner #5 is a fun comic book and continues to deliver on several fronts.

Goners #6 is confusing comic but still a lot of fun.

The writing is very intelligent. It's witty but in a way that is not dumb humor. It has this way of weaving intellect and awesomeness in one very awesome package. I have to say that it gets better and better. It is a very good series. However, I do wonder what will happen and if the truth behind this threat will be developed.

The ways that drugs are dealt with in Great Pacific is a nice part of the series but moves kind of slow.

Great Pacific #16 is a great addition to a wonderful story, even though the pacing is a little off.

Great Pacific #17 is quick, fun, and scary.

Great Pacific #18 wraps things up in a fantastic package.

Groo: Friends and Foes #1 is a fun and silly chapter in the Groo saga.

Groo: Friends and Foes is a really great story but we need some love for Groo.

Groo: Friends and Foes #3 is a wonderful issue just needs a little brain.

Groo: Friends and Foes #4 is a good addition to the Groo world.

Sergio Aragons and Thomas Yeates is a wonderful team to work together. Their art styles are so different but go together so well that, I was really surprised and this issue really shows it. You will have to check it out honestly. Overall, just amazing.

their own style and you can see that it is part of their world of drawing. It is really cool to see.

HACK/SLASH: SON OF SAMHAIN #1 is a great new start to a fan favorite series.

Emilio Laiso should, also, be given some mad props for this issue. It is a very busy issue that could easily bypass detail but the way that he shows us everything and gives us focus, is really great. I do think it is fun and looks great.

Hack/Slash: Son of Samhain #4 continues the story while bringing unexpected challenges.

Hack/Slash ends with a bang in a way Hack/Slash can.

Chris Schlerf does a great job with the story. He introduces us into a world very swiftly and exciting. He lets you know the characters but it doesn't dwell because there is a story that is to be had. He lets you get to know them and you move on with them. I really like this style of writing.

The art matches the writing in this issue. It is something that I have to say works well. The futuristic art style works well especially for a futuristic comic. I am more excited to see how it goes with the development of the story.

Halo: Escalation #3 is a nice, fast paced, work that is a good thing.

Halo: Escalation #4 is a great issue with mystery that drives the story, but can it keep it all straight.

Halo: Escalation #5 does a great job of showing some past stories that will play a big role.

Halo: Escalation is a developing series that is awesome.

The writing for the issue is good. It does an awesome job of bringing forth the emotions that make us feel for the characters and bring forth attachment. It is really nice. I have one issue with this because it feels really rushed in this issue. It doesn't give us a full level of attachment that I wanted because it moving so quickly. It takes away and distracts which isn't great. However, there is some fantastic moments, that bring it back.

Halo: Escalation #10 is a great ending to a short arc.

Halo: Escalation #12 is a great start to a new/old arc.

Halo: Escalation #13 has some good moments but fails to want me to read more.

Halo:Escalation #15 is a great issue and has a lot of fun moments.

Douglas Franchin brings to life the story that is put before him. He is a fantastic artist and shows the actions and world involved with this story. It is really detailed and has some fantastic moments of flare within this comic.

Haunted Horror #14 has some great stories and neat styles.

Haunted Horror #15 is a fantastic revival of would be forgotten comics.

Overall, this was an awesome issue of Judge Dredd. I don't know if the characters in this one will be around for many issues but I hope so because they are very interesting.

The writing for this issue if fun, witty, and gross. It builds the tension of the the situation and delivers some nice work. I, personally, enjoyed the different characters that are introduced. The writing moves the story along in a way that is entertaining and time saving. I am not going to lie, this issue could have been really boring but because it was written right, the timing was executed perfectly.

Duane Swierczynski does an awesome job of changing the whole world of Judge Dredd with this issue of the comic. It is not an easy feat, especially when you have already established a world and then have to change the style and ideas behind it. He does this so effortlessly that it works to a point that you will think that you're reading Dick Tracy.

As usual, the writing is spot on, especially with this issue. There is intrigue and mystery that really play to my "Murder She Wrote" side of life. It really is a great issue that doesn't hold back. I honestly felt that no one was safe from what was going, including, Dredd. I think that's what made me really push for this issue so much is that the ability to keep things fresh really worked.

The writing for this is spot on. This issue gives you enough information to keep you intrigued but hides enough to keep you wanting more. It is very well done and I love it. The writing for this series just keeps getting better and better.

Judge Dredd is developing and showing it's emotional side, with some great visuals.

Judge Dredd #19 is a great addition to the series even though it is a little too busy.

Judge Dredd #20 is a fantastic story that is both exciting and fun.

Judge Dredd #21 is a great addition to a very interesting story arc.

Judge Dredd is doing his best to keep things together in the world but he can only do so much. It is ridiculous what happens. Read on to find out more.

Nelson Daniel is a fantastic artist. The way that this feels like a comic book and looks just like it is perfect. He realty paints the world and shows the grave problems facing it. It is crazy.

Judge Dredd #24 has some good moments but, overall, is disappointing.

Judge Dredd #25 is a good filler issue leading to a bigger idea.

Judge Dredd #26 is a good issue but has some problems.

Judge Dredd #27 is a great addition to the series and keeps you wanting more.

Judge Dredd #28 is a fantastic addition to the exciting arc.

Judge Dredd Classics: The Dark Judges #3 is a great story of an important arc.

Judge Dredd Classic is a great look at some fantastic stories.

Judge Anderson is a total badass that knows what is up.

Psi Division: Anderson is a must read for Dredd fans.

Carl Critchlow has a unique art style that allows this comic to shine. It is quick and sleek. It adds another layer to the story. This is kind of a hard issue to draw because of flashbacks and psychic battles, that normally could be hard to draw but Critchlow makes it look easy.

The art is very elaborate and detailed in this issue. You will see when you read it yourself but the detail is doing some awesome things and really gives you a feel for the city. It's cluttered and very overdone. I loved it.

The writing for this is very good. I have to say that it's a nice change and new story that works so well. I have to say that the social commentary on these issue, works well for this and is really charming for this kind of comic. This issue works so well because they don't have to shove it your faces. It is done so naturally you don't even know that it's being done.

The writing for this series is fantastic. It is full of bad ass action but, also, some great looks on society while bringing forth an awesome storyline. I have to say it is one of my favorites at the moment.

Mega City Two develops and keeps the pace of a great comic book.

Judge Dredd: Mega City 2 is a great story that ties up nicely.

Lady Killer #2 is a great next issue that adds great stuff.

Lady Killers #3 misses on a couple moments but is still pretty fun.

Lady Killer #4 is not the best but still is a lot of fun.

Overall, this addition to the story opens the doors for a lot of interesting plot points in future. I do hope that keep this up and let continue to experience the raw power of Lady Rawhide.

The writing for this is swift and exciting. There are things going that are very political and, also, very action pact. There happens to be different parts of the story that go fast and slow but, overall, it is very well written and works for this series.

Lady Rawhide does an awesome job of bringing forth a great story with awesome art.

Lady Rawhide is a great series and wraps up nicely in this issue.

Lady Rawhide/Lady Zorro has a good start, even if it moves a little too quickly.

Lady Rawhide/Lady Zorro #2 is a great and fantastic issue.

Lady Zorro is a great quick story with a lot of potential.

Lady Zorro is just a fantastic comic.

The art works too. The style works for this comic and the story. I think that it makes her look cute. It reminds me of the "Adventure Time" comic, which is made for kids and that is what is fun.

Look for Group is the perfect balance of fun and humor!

Madame Frankenstein is a fresh take on a classic story with fantastic visuals.

Jamie Rich has a way of crafting a story that allows for some previous mythology but adds a new dynamic to something that has been done a million times before. I was worried that it was going to be staying the same path of Frankenstein but it is has diverged greatly and has new emotions to bring to the table.

Madame Frankenstein proves more and more that it can do amazing things.

Madame Frankenstein is a great story, and this issue adds a new depth to the character.

Madame Frankenstein has some problems but is still pretty great.

Madame Frankenstein #6 really pulls the heart strings of this comic.

Madame Frankenstein #7 brings to fruition everything we have been waiting to happen.

Overall, the story for this issue was alright but nothing that I would write home about. The art was a redeeming quality but I don't think it was enough to save this issue. I think that future issues will be better. I feel that this issue was meh.

The story, overall, is pretty good. This issue is great. It has everything that you need. I mean it has action, politics, and more. That is something that I would expect from a series like this. Also, the way that every panel is laid out with story makes you want to turn each page.

Mars Attacks: First Born is fantastic start with a neat story that I highly recommend.

The story is an interesting one and the writing has a good idea of where it is going. However, there is something predictable about this issue that really doesn't reinvent anything, which sucks but the characters are really great. The dynamic between the Uncle and the Niece have some great moments that add to the story and their compassion is nice too.

Mars Attacks: First Born is turning out to be a good story with some new aspects.

Overall, I think that it is fun, exciting, and really raw human emotion. I give it a five out of five.

Mac Walters has been doing an awesome job of creating a story in a universe that has already been established, but he is making it his own, which isn't always an easy thing. The one thing that is nice is that he understands the importance of developing the characters in settings that aren't usual for them. Overall, this particular issue, he has done an awesome job and added a little mystery into the mix.

The writing is spot on. I mean from the first page, you get the urgency and importance of this part of the story, something that some writers don't have but this issue is spot on. I, personally, like some the dialogue between our two main characters, it's witty and fun. It just works out great.

The writing for this issue is very good. You see the dynamics of the character that before we didn't understand but the writing allows us to delve deeper into this character. It is fantastic and it works.

The art is futuristic and stylish. You understand what is going and how it looks because of the art. It is muy Bueno.

This issue is fun and exciting, but there are some issues that I wish it move forward quicker.

Mass Effect: Foundation has some really great moments of origin but does lack some pizzazz.

Mass Effect: Foundation has lost some the flair it once had but I think it will get better.

Mass Effect: Foundation #12 is a great addition that really pulls your heart strings.

Tom Garcia is a great artist and really conveys the emotions that people have so well. You will really enjoy this comic.

Tom Garcia is a great artist that matches the words that are being presented. The characters are brought to life through the visuals allowing the words to weave with the art. It is a really great comic and I think you should check out this issue.

Mercy Thompson is usually good but this issue isn't great.

This series keeps getting better and this issue is no different.

Patricia Briggs and Rik Hoskin are pretty fun writers and know how to bring some characters to life. The story was super exciting and really brought together an amazing ending to this story. I really think that the could do more but for this chapter I think that it rapped up nicely.

The writing for this works well, I have to say, it really reminds of the old one. I am kind of sad that the Rob has to keep going through rough things, however, I have to say it does work because that is the point of this comic. The writing, also, works well because of the couple different things that happen during of this issue.

Minimum Wage is a story full of charm and heart that is worth the read! I recommend it fully!

Minimum Wage #4 is fun and real, allowing for a new breed of comic books.

Minimum Wage #5 is a great story with relatable characters that make this series a highlight.

Minimum Wage is a great series that everyone should read.

Overall, this neat and eerie concept works great together for a comic.

Monster & Madman adds a whole new level of horror in this new issue.

Madman and Monster is a great series with an awesome conclusion.

Monster Motors: Curse of Minivan Helsing #1is a fantastic start to a new story.

Monster Motors is a fun and great series that continues to work.

The art is spot on. The actions and different things going on, is something that could be difficult but with this artist, it is done. I think for all the issues, it has been done very well.

Oddly Normal is a mess of an unlikable character and shotty story points.

Oddly Normal #3 is okay, but still needs work.

Oddly Normal #4 still has some problems but is one of the best in the series so far.

Oddly Normal is getting pretty fantastic and really works with this issue.

Oddly Normal #6 is a great addition to the story and add dynamic to the character.

Original Sin #0 is a great start to a huge event that will change the Marvel Universe.

Original Sin is full of big heroes and great teams but does start a little too slow. However, I recommend giving it a shot.

Original Sin is shaping up to be a masterpiece, well worth reading.

Original Sin #3 is a must read for everyone with great story and great twists.

Original Sin #4 is a must read, even though it tends to lose its focus.

Original Sin #6 is a great series but needs to answer questions.

Original Sin is a great story but has too many questions.

Original Sin #8 was a disappointing end to a disappointing story.

Overall, this is a series that you want to check out. It an exciting, fresh, and an interesting take on the famous world.

Overall, I give it a 4.5 out of 5. I think the only that could have made it better would be a longer comic.

The artwork matches the intensity and excitement of the issue. There is not one panel that is off with this one. Every vivid image is greatly expressed and greatly appreciated. Also, with a giant dragon to deal with, the artist had a lot cut out for him but, effortlessly, does so.

Overall, I thoroughly think that this is an awesome issue for this series and if it keeps going the way that it is, then you guarantee that it will have the strength to be amazing. I give it a five out of five.

Pathfinder: City of Secrets is a new adventure that is visually and story amazing.

Patherfinder #2: City of Secrets drags a little but works really well for developing

Pathfinder: City of Secrets #5 is a great addition to an already awesome story and reveals just enough to keep us wanting more.

Pathfinder: City of Secrets continues to be fun and compelling

Overall, this issue was very well done. It was smart, funny, and cute. I can't wait to see what's next in this world of Goblins. I give it a four out of five.

The stories are, both, fantastic. They are funny, smart, and more. It's like they took a story format and added the Goblin ideals and attitudes into them. It works and I think that is why this series works. The authors give the same stories with a different twist. This issue is no different.

Pathfinder Origins #2 has a couple of flaws but, overall, is pretty great.

Pathfinder: Origins #3 has similar format to the others but is still pretty good.

Penny Dora is a comic that everyone can enjoy.

Penny Dora and the Wishing Box #3 is a great issue with some fun morals.

Penny Dora and the Wishing Box #4 is a fantastic addition and a great kids story.

Pop #4 has a great ending to a unique series.

The writing is very good because of the amount of intricacy that is seen for the characters but it needs more focus on the overall picture and not just the moment.

Protector's Inc is one of the great comic mysteries of the year and continues the guessing game.

Protectors Inc is still great but is losing its steam.

Protector's Inc is a great series with some new stuff with every issue.

Overall, Protectors Inc. #10 wraps everything up and ties a bow on it.

Punks #1 is a great jumping off point for a weirdly great comic.

Punks the comic is an odd mess that isn't enjoyable.

Punks the comic has gotten better but doesn't hit the mark.

Punks #4 is a fun and odd comic but flows great.

Reanimator #1 is a slow start but one that will continue to be great.

Rot and Ruin is a fun start even though it's a little slow.

Rot & Ruin is a great comic that brings a new life to the old story.

Rot & Ruin #3 is a thrilling episode.

Rot and Ruin #4 is fast paced and really great.

Rot & Ruin #5 brings a awesome but confusing conclusion to the arc.

Satellite Same #12 is a fantastic issue with some great moments.

Satellite Sam is fantastic story and brings the stakes with this issue.

Sex Criminals #10 brings the feels, sex, and more.

Sheltered is a great series and something real to look forward to.

Sheltered #10 is fast, fierce, and super fantastic.

Sheltered #11 is an explosive start to the final arc.

Sheltered #12 will keep you at the edge of your seat with its fast writing and popping art.

Sheltered #13 is a great set up for the ending.

Sheltered #14 is a really great addition to the series that has no flaws.

Sheltered #15 is a great finish to a great story.

The writing for this is fine. It is nothing exciting or new but it is an interesting story. The comic works to some degree. I don't think that there is much to compare it to that hasn't been done but this is one of them. I have to think that there could be a little more originality but that's the way things are.

Sinster Dexter is very interesting with its writing and art but lacks the story driving abilities.

The Sinister Dexter finale is good but leaves the reader unsatisfied.

The art is spot on as well. It is quick and quirky. It, also, portrays the emotion so well; that there are no hiccups at showing what the character is feeling, which is important for this kind of comic.

The art is something that is very fun and very vast. The different settings that are portrayed work well. I mean it really is vast and quick and the artist deals right with it is fantastic and cool.

The conclusion to Skyman is one that you don't want to miss.

Spider-Gwen #1 is a fantastic start to a kick-ass heroine.

Spider-Gwen continues to be the heroine that we deserve.

Spider-Gwen #3is quick, fun, and full of feels.

Star Mage is turning out to be an awesome story but I worry about predictability.

Star Mage is a great series that continues to surprise.

Star Mage is a fantastic series that works to its advantage of being complicated and exciting.

Star Mage #6 is a great story and an end to an arc that leave you excited.

Sundowners #6 is a fantastic addition and a must read.

Benjamin Dewey is a fantastic artist. His sense of mood with the panels, makes the comic exciting to read. When the battle happens the art is on par with the rating with keeping up the pace. It is awesome.

THE AUTUMNLANDS: TOOTH AND CLAW #3 is a good issue but does have a couple of problems.

Autumnlands: Tooth and Claw #4 is a good issue and has some fun characters moments.

The Bigger Bang is an amazing comic that I recommend everyone to read.

The Bigger Bang #2 lives up to the previous issue and continues to be fantastic.

The Bigger Bang #3 continues to be a fantastic comic that everyone should be reading.

The Bigger Bang #4 delivers on everything a comic should.

Jim Butcher'S Dresden Files: Down Town #1 is pretty good but has some issues.

Down Town #2 is turning out be a fantastic new story.

Down Town continues to prove another great arc for the Dresden Files.

Dresden Files: War Cry #1 is a great start to a new chapter in the series.

Carlos Gomez does a great job with the panels that he has during this issue. There is a lot going on but Gomez has a nice way of keeping it under control. I really do love his art.War Cry is a fantastic story with a lot going but it does work well.

The Humans is a neat exploitation and very enjoyable.

Human's #3 is a good addition to the series but doesn't quite hit the mark.

The Humans #4 is a great comic but is getting boring.

"The Infinite Loop" is a great sci-fi story and worth the read.

LDB is a great look into what is important by using extremes.

LDB #3 is great and fun but has some odd moments.

Overall, this is a great start to new part in the chapter of The Occultist. Seely continues to be a stand up writer in the comic community and with the art of Mike Norton, The Occultist, and promises to be an exciting and fresh story that everyone should take a look at.

The writing for this wonderful and works well. The way that you feel the urgency for the character and how it develops is very nice and flowing. I have to say that with everything going on in this book, you better believe that the writer knows how to focus in but develop the story.

"The Saviors" is developing into an exciting story but, only, if it stays fun. I recommend it.

The Saviors is a great story with some great art.

The Squidder is a story with potential but lacks in several areas.

The Squidder is starting to become something special and quick. It is fantastic.

Overall, Squidder is a great story with some neat elements that shine through the comic book.

The Squidder is an interesting story that needs fleshed out.

The art high lights the intensity of this issue by making the most out of each page art wise. It works very well.

The Strain: The Fall has an epic conclusion that is exciting and fun.

Overall, The Strain: The Night Eternal #4 does a reveal right.

The Strain: Eternal Night #5 is a fun and exciting addition to the story.

The Strain: Night Eternal #6 is a great issue with some fun moments.

The Strain: Eternal Night is a fantastic and interesting story addition that brings forth some interesting questions.

The story is great. The writing proves to get better and better with each issue. Gerad Way and Shaun Simon know how to interweave the ideas of a band into a killer story that continues to be interesting and exciting. I have to give them props for this because I don't think that it would be easy to do a comic like this. Hats off.

The writing for this whole series has always been interesting and unique, something that I really enjoy. I mean it. This issue is no exception. It quick, witty, and super exciting, something that I can say really makes a different in this type of comic. I will say that you should watch out for more stuff to come from this particular writer.

Overall, this series has great potential if it gets the chance.

The Witcher is dark and awesome but moves really slow.

The Witcher is a great series, with some great reveals. You should really get into it.

The writing for this issue is something that I would like to highlight because the writer, Keiron Gillen, does something that I feel is important. He allows you to feel and put yourself into the story because of the emotions that he transfers to the reader.

Three #5 is a great way to end the arc and hopefully we will see more from this team.

Overall, John Byrne has something really special with Triple Helix. I think as the series continues it will continue to get stronger and stronger.

The writing is getting better and better but I have to say that it can be kind of slow at times. I mean the writer needs a little focus. I wasn't lying when I said that I was excited about this series, I just wish the writer would get some focus on one situation at a time. It can be a little jumpy. Overall, he is fantastic and I like it.

The writing for this issue was the best out of this mini-series. The way that Byrne weaves the development of character and more with this world that he has established really works well as a hole. I think that the retro writing style adds to the overall product.

I have to say that the writing is good but it does lack some clarity in the way that it is written. I feel that they could have split this up in a couple issues to explain it more.ouple a of twist and turns in the issue but some of it seems a little forced. You will understand as you read, but it seems that all the things going on, there is not enough time to develop it the way that it should be but, overall, it's a pretty good issue.

The V-Wars are starting fierce and fast and that's the way it should be.

V-Wars #2 is a great addition to the story but does it reveal too much.

V-Wars #3 is a great and interesting story and adds a whole new layer to the overarching story.

V-War #5 is exciting and unexpected in all the right ways.

V-Wars #6 is a great start to a scary arc.

V-Wars #7 gets more in depth to the world and the evil behind it.

V-Wars #8 is too short but really a great comic.

V-Wars #9 is a great new part of the story.

V-Wars #10 is a good addition but may have too much going on.

V-Wars #11 really does some amazing stuff and is a must read.

Vandroid #2 is hip and exciting while having a lot of heart.

Vandroid is very fun and exciting but does get a little more serious than the other issues.

Vandroid is great series that keeps getting better and better.

Vandroid is a great series that you should be reading.

Weird Love #5 is a weird and fantastic comic series that really makes you re-think love.

Weird Love #6 is an okay comic with some good drawings.

Winterworld #0 is a great look at Wynn and her past!

WinterWorld #3 is a great issue that hopefully takes a new step rather than copying!

Winterworld #4 is okay but doesn't do much to be special.

Winterworld #5 doesn't go back but moves forward to a new arc.

Winter World #6 is not action packed but still has a pretty interesting story.

Overall, I give this issue a 5 out of 5 for it's awesome ability to be creepy and develop its characters.

The writing for this issue is brutal and sadistic, which is something that works for this comic. I don't know what is going to happen and when it will and that is perfect. The mystery mixed with the killer attitude and feel, works so well with this that you will be wondering if Freddy Krueger wrote this one.

This comic is creepy and lovely and is well worth the read.

Christmasland is a great story but it is getting kind of stale.

The art is fantastic. I just had to say it right there. I mean really spot on stuff and it is different. It's not over the top but it's not undershot either. It's new and exciting and really compliments the words of Kot. Jordie Bellaire has a way of captivating the audience with his art.

The story, as I stated before, is very interesting and keeps the readers on their toes through psychological intrigue. You really get into the minds of, both, Zero and Carlyle. It is a really interesting dynamic that works well. The one thing that I have to say is that the questions and answers that are between the two agents is very exciting and works well with this comic.

The writing is good even for a slow issue. It is a very dialogue driven issue, which is something that is good once in a while. It wouldn't be something, that I would like to see each issue but this issue works considering the circumstances.

Zero #6 works well even with all that is happening.

Zero #7 has some slow movement but overall is a great addition.

Zero #8 is a great addition to the story and is definitely a must read.

Kevin Eastman and Tom Skulan have brought a fresh idea of the zombie apocalypse to the table that makes me excited about zombies again. There story is quick and simple but keeps you guess while you read panel to panel. In a way, there are three stories going on and the interweaving of the three works so fluidly that you can keep up and understand them. It is quite fantastic.

Overall, it's a good book. I wish the ending was different but "hey", you can't win them all.

Zombies vs Robots are really doing something new and fun.

Zombies vs Robots #3 is a wonderful continuation of a fantastic story.

Zombies vs Robots is a great story and continues to do so.