Jake Hill Comic Reviews

A completely overblown mess of insanity that nonetheless has a strange emotional resonance.

This is one of those issues that adds so much to the world, you can't wait to keep reading.

Our heroes are in trouble, but the quality of this book is not!

This issue is better in the context of the whole series, but it's one of the most amusing tellings of this period of comics history you are likely to find.

The first arc of "Curse Words" has made it one of the most exciting new series to follow.

"Detective Comics" is consistently one of the best team superhero books on the stands, and is reinventing the Bat universe in the most exciting of ways.

A predictable adventure that puts a neat twist on a so-so rogue.

If a girl in a buffalo mask making out with a puppy would offend you, maybe this is not for you. Otherwise, a hilarious first issue in an exciting new miniseries!

Creative hurdles hold back an X-book with a refreshing premise.

A busy issue that finds time to lay groundwork, talk politics, develop characters and blow up some motorcycles

A big fight scene in the middle of a good story sure is something to do, but is somewhat forgettable when executed here.

Come for Peter's glorious beard, stay for Kris kicking all sorts of ass.

An amusing but forgettable Constantine story elevated by Pia Guerra's superlative art.

"Iceman" tries to do a lot, but succeeds most in its moments of emotional honesty.

A well crafted issue that doesn't work all that hard to justify its existence.

Who wouldn't want to spend some time with evil robots and assassins in the seedy corners of the fluorescent world of Overwatch?

The best "Overwatch" comic yet, held back by some inconsistent art. It definitely exceeded my expectations for what an in-house video game tie-in comic can be!

When you find yourself going through every panel of the recap, going through every page twice to take it all in, and reading every word of the back-matter pages, you know you are holding a really special comic.

"Sex Criminals" is one of the best books in comics from two of the best creators in comics.

A by-the-numbers all-ages adventure, elevated by its earnest creators.

A satisfying conclusion to a long running storyline.