Michael Hawkins Comic Reviews

Anderson, Psi-Division isn't a comic I'd recommend to anyone who wasn't already a fan of Judge Dredd. It's not a bad book, it's just not off to an exciting start. That being said, there's always the chance things could pick up in future installments. If you can't get enough Dredd in your life, then by all means, check out Anderson, Psi-Division.

I really liked the first issue of The Spread and I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes. The visual similarities to The Thing and the mystery behind what the Spread really is has me eagerly awaiting issue number 2. 9 out of 10.

I'm excited to see where Seeley takes Sundowners in the coming months. I get a certain satisfaction in seeing things that are universally revered taken apart and examined. Seeley's daring to take a very honest look at the archetype of the masked hero we've all grown up loving and I plan on staying with the book until he gets to the very core of it.

The I enjoyed reading Tribes: The Dog Years much more than I initially thought I would. My only real complaint is that the book is set up for a sequel, but judging by Soulcraft's website it doesn't appear to be on the horizon any time soon. As a stand-alone story however, it's a great read and the new hardcover edition is an especially beautiful comic to look at. 9 out of 10