Josh O'Farrell Comic Reviews

The creative team of Lemire & Shaner helps delve the reader back into the Golden Age pulp adventure comics while also spinning their own twist of things, with lovable characters, beautiful art and a whole lot of fun.

Go freaking read this comic, it's showing some good signs that we're finally getting a good series of Spider-Man again.

Another awesome addition to the enigmatic and dramatic spy thriller. The Dead Hand has really knocked it out of the park with the perfect amount of suspense, action, and characters.

Sideways is the start of something good. It is a series with the heart and soul of old school Spider-Man but bringing its own mix to the table.

Overall, Spencer and Ottley's Spider-Man continues to be a favorite of mine, I'm looking forward to where this whole power and responsibility arc will go, I'm honestly on my toes with this series, but in a good way.

The Penultimate chapter of the Darkstar saga continues to heat up and entertain.

Terrifics remains terrific and now we're joined with the Golden Age adventures of Tom Strong. Check it out if you love fun, action, adventure or even just a solid comic.

With some brilliant character work, some lovely heartfelt moments and some genuine laugh out loud jokes, Spencer continues to please the avid Spider-fan that I am.

Lemire continues to thrill with this title. Be sure to check out the latest issue of The Terrifics for fun, adventure, suspense and more!

Amazing Spider-Man is a great and fun book that's back to form after all these years of "okay" to "meh" stories.

A nice refreshing Batman vs the Joker fight to read in anticipation of the wedding

A fun chapter that builds the excitement for 'the Wedding' by focusing on the other members of the Bat-family.

Ewing and Bennett continue to bring the horror with this series, well worth a read for any classic Hulk, horror and metamorphosis fans

Zdarksy has a good handling on Spider-Man and his world. This is a title worth picking up if you've missed the 'fun' side of Spider-Man

Sideways continues to drift about in the DC universe. This issue setting the stage for events to come and stories to unfold, this is definitely something worth checking.

Williamson lands with a decent finish to this 4 parter. With gorgeous art and intense conflict, the second Flash/Batman crossover continues to prove to be a charm.

Another fun chapter brought by Spencer and Ottley. Check it out!

With the milestone issue #1000 just 2 weeks away Tomasi and Mahnke's first story arc wraps up beautifully, celebrating Batman, his mythos, and how much of an impact he makes to Gotham.

Batman/The Maxx: Arkham Dreams #2 continues to mess with my mind but also keeps me entertained. With bizarre art mixed with insane characters, I'm looking forward to exploring further into the psyche of Gotham's rogues.

A decent filler issue showing how good Batman can be for his city, no matter how hopeless it can feel.

A fun crossover with the Masters of the Universe and some crazy men in tights. Could be the start of a fun arc.

Mister Miracle #10 is another great chapter in the miniseries, with a lot of pain and a little hope.

Sideways continues to be one of the more enjoyable of the New Age of Heroes, showing heart, fun and now multiversial shenanigans. Worth a read

The Curse of Brimstone burns bright among this weeks titles. Worth a read.

A fun issue with some serious action.

Injustice is still fun and I kind of just want to continue reading more of Taylor's wacky Lantern adventures rather than anything in this universe. Let's just hope they beat the giantPatrick Red Star floating about and all go home as buddies again. Please?

It's Injustice at its best. It can do better but it can also do so much worse. Worth a read, especially if you like the game.

Injustice 2 #60 continues on with its story, providing some fun, action and heartfelt moments between characters.

Nick Spencer continues to do a slow, but natural build in his Spider-Man run, fixing past mistakes, writing relate-able characters, this series is definitely worth checking out for any Spider-Fan!

More buildup for this story, hopefully the plot progresses soon

If you're a fan of the supernatural, mystical, dark and horror mixed with a bit of road trip adventure, then this should be an easy enough and comfy title for you to enjoy.

Glad to be taking a break from King's current story arc, for the start of another enjoyable team-up with Batman and Flash, brought to you by Joshua Williamson.

Batman/The Maxx is a 90's comic made in the present day, the first issue setting up an interesting concept and possibly looking further into the madness of Gotham through the eyes of the bizarre.

Setting up an interesting team up and finally starting to develop the over-arching evil plot, Tom King puts Batman's beaky friend in an interesting spot. The start of a new arc, I'm interested to see what happens with Penguin and his revenge.

It's a dull one. Maybe setting up some more interesting plot lines, but the future looks as bright as Darkseid's underwear.