Jenna Clark Comic Reviews

I have always been a huge fan of Catwoman. Cats are one of my favorite animals and I don't think there is anything wrong when it comes to being a Cat Lady! Especially when you see how epic Selina Kyle has been in the DC franchise.

There have not been many titles that I have been looking forward to, yet this one is a definite "must read." It was strong enough to get through its premise and is just right in keeping you hanging at the end.

This is a must-read. Dissension #1: War Eternal will not disappoint. They brought a storyline that you can appreciate with some artwork you will fall in love with.

I really enjoyed reading this so far and cannot wait for the following 3-6 to come out. There will only be 6 issues, with the next issue coming out on September 19th. There are many body parts and inner organs. So I would advise if you are weak-stomached, maybe read something a bit more boring!

In conclusion, I would advise to go to your local comic shop and purchase these two issues and preorder #3! You will not be disappointed!

YES! For me, I Hate Fairyland #20 was a great ending to this beloved series!

Overall, I think that Bemis and Dialynas created a great series for a specific crowd and they are eating it up.

This is a great combination of Jim Gordon in Gotham, Kovacs in Altered Carbon and Bruce Willis' character, Hartigan, in Sin City all rolled into one.

Even though it may be a familiar story, with the main character and Dystopian City, the art sets it apart hands down. Another interesting layer to this story is Aiden's arm. It is robotic of some sort and within one scene it seemed as if the "voices" have been controlling it. Or at least critiquing him on his fighting skills.

If you enjoy Arrow and want to see a female play Oliver Queen then I would recommend this series.

Stellar #3 was surprisingly fantastic.

Take note, it did feel like there was a fair amount of religious talk within the comic. I am not sure how some people feel about this topic. Not that it was off-puttingor only focused upon this topic. There was mention of beliefs and also reference to the Bible.I would advise that those who may not want to read or discuss religions to potentially pass on The Freeze #3.

If you are not a huge book reader or would like to just know what the story is about I highly recommend picking up this graphic novel. The story goes quickly and it encompasses such a unique emotional reaction for the reader that you are able to pick up the gist of it quickly. This may even be the gateway to watch the TV show or read the book.