Eric Rivlin Comic Reviews

This is a must-get for Star Trek fans, or anyone who just appreciates good art. It's not just a love-letter to the original Star Trek, it's a worthy continuation of the Enterprise's misadventures.

Enola Holmes isn't just a great book for kids, it's a great book period. Charming characters and beautiful artwork make this graphic novel a treat for young readers, and readers who are young at heart.

Younger readers are sure to get a kick out of IDW's Halloween-themed Star Wars miniseries. With colorful, energetic art and clever writing, this comic is the perfect Halloween gift for the little Star Wars fan in your life.

This series is a treat for both creators and fans within the Indie comic community, but there's something for every reader to take a bite out of and enjoy.

PROJECT SUPERPOWERS offers a new take on the superhero genre, with style. This homage to the Golden Age of superhero comics is off to a great start, with more intrigue and action sure to follow.

TRESPASSER is not another generic post-apocalyptic story. It has heart, not blood and guts. Hope, not bleakness. The mystery and artwork will suck you in and make you ask yourself: "How far will you go to protect the ones you love?"

PIZZERIA KAMIKAZE is a great read that is sure to take you on a rollercoaster of feels. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but its great for anyone who's into slice of life... er, death.

If you or a younger relative is looking to scratch that STAR WARS REBELS itch during the hiatus, this is the comic for you. The story and artwork might be simple, but that just makes it more accessible for readers who are just starting to get into comics.

A simple story with cute art, this is a great jumping off point for young readers who are just getting into STAR WARS and comic books.

Certainly a fun read, but the art leaves a lot to be desired. Perfect for younger readers and life-long fans of the series.

The dialogue in THE BLACK SINISTER leaves a lot to be desired, but there are enough standout character moments to give this Batman parody an unexpected depth. The stellar artwork is what really carries this graphic novel, but it carries it beautifully.