Trey Campbell Comic Reviews

An outstanding ending to a spectacular series, filled with breathtaking art and a brilliant story. Read this book!

An outstanding end to a brilliant story that truly honors the history of the character. A must read for all comic fans.

This is a story that truly gets what makes Superman such a beloved character. It's sure to be praised as a masterpiece for many years to come.

Intense action and amazing power ups make this an exciting and terrifying issue. As a long-time symbiote fan, I highly recommend this series to fans of Venom, Carnage, and the rest.

Another exciting issue. As armies prepare for war, Hum hatches a brilliant plan. Great characterization and beautifully detailed art make this issue a fun and unpredictable read.

Another exciting issue in a great series; filled with twists and turns to keep you on your toes. I highly recommend giving this book a read.

With each issue this series gets more exciting and terrifying. This issue proves that this newly amped Carnage is not only a threat to Spidey and Venom but to the entirety of Earth-616.

This is a beautifully illustrated and well written conclusion that makes the entire series feel more like a prologue.

This series is quickly becoming one of my favorites and it seems to get better with every issue. This book was outstanding in every way; from the emotional story telling, to the art which ranges from bright and exciting to gloomy and distorted, to the page layouts which at times gave subtle foreshadowing and at others lent an added intensity to the action.

While a bit wordy at times, this book tells an enthralling story depicted with beautiful art.

A truly unique book that presents a great blend of Asian culture before providing a very interesting source of conflict.

This issue was both a great progression of the story as well as an amazing display of how words and art can come together to truly give an emotional realness to every page.

This issue does a great job showing the brilliance of this series in both writing and art. A truly outstanding book.

Another outstanding issue of horrific chaos mixed with superhero action. This event is building to be something great while adding depth to the mythos of Carnage.

I feel this issue establishes this series as a must read. Action, emotion, and eye-catching art combine to make a truly awesome book.

An outstanding conclusion to a standout series. Dramatic art and a fantastic story make this one of the series' best issues.

A spectacular ending to a great series that managed to capture the feel of the film splendidly.

A seamless mix of high school drama and the supernatural, enjoyable first fans if either genre.

This was an outstanding first issue to what is sure to be a great mystery with plenty of twists and emotion.

Both blissfully surreal and gruesomely horrific, this was an awesome final issue that really ties the series together.

A great adaptation which breathes new life into the character, depicted with stunning art. Evidence that perhaps a reboot wasnt a bad idea after all.

This was an emotional and tragic issue that really brought the story into perspective. A sad ending that paved way for new beginnings.

This issue is filled with non-stop action and suspense complete with a truly brilliant villain.

An eventful and intriguing issues that raises two questions for every one it answers, with great art illustrating a suspenseful mystery.

This issue continues the mystery while providing the killers side of the story with great art ranging from dark and gruesome to psychedelic neon dreamscapes.

An interesting issue filled with fun and drama, complete with art that perfectly captures the tone of the story.

If you've been looking to get into Tank Girl, this series is a great jumping on point while staying true to the character we know and love.

This was a spectacular issue filled with tons of superhero style action and a wealth of interesting characters.

This issue was great in all ways. A must for any Bruce Campbell fan.

A pulse-pounding issue filled with emotional drama and horrific action where anything can happen.

A journey through strange and interesting lands with intense drama and emotion.

A wholesome story of generosity and Scottish selkies, depicted with soft and fitting art.

If symbiotes, an angsty protagonist, and Lovecraftian fish people arent enough to get your attention, the awesome and perfectly paired writing and art definitely should.

This issue was predictable but great nonetheless; including some of the best art of the series so far and an interesting set up for the next arc.

This was a great issue with awesome page layouts and a darker side to a story that isnt as simple as it once seemed.

This series comes into its own as we get some brilliant payoff on plot points that have been building since issue #1. Coupled with outstanding world-building and great characters to make a truly brilliant book.

Things are getting intense as this series reaches it's climax with one more issue left.

A wonderful story with a good moral, depicted with art that captures the emotion of the story in a great way.

This is a fairly middle-of the road introductory issue. It offers a good setup for a story with great potential but offers very little outside of that. Future issues will decide if this is a must read or just for die-hard Umbrella Academy readers.

This issue provided an exciting, action-packed set-up for the conclusion of the current arc.

An exciting ending to a great mini that shows great respect for the films that inspired it.

This issue brings the heaviest emotions of the series so far along with art which does a great job portraying the tone.

A fitting and satisfying conclusion to a touching and beautifully illustrated story.

A great holiday comics that is sure to be a fun ride for long term Umbrella Academy fans as well as those looking to get a small taste if the series without diving straight into the deep end.

This is a great issue with both wholesome family moments and a very interesting rivalry between characters with a great competitive chemistry.

This is a series with great potential. Filled with shocking moments and endless action, this issue is an exciting and terrifying superhero horror.

As the series gets closer to it's conclusion, plot points start to become clear, true motives are revealed, and we get some of the most eye-catching art of the series so far.

An enjoyable but slightly awkward issue with outstanding art.

Overall, this was a great retelling of a legend that I was already familiar with. Great respect was taken in bringing the legend to life in a way that is both entertaining and informational.

A great continuation of what we saw in issue one with more twists and exciting action.

A great first issue that does well continuing where volume 1 left off and building towards a potentially interesting plot for this volume.

The pacing of this issue felt a bit slow but it redeems itself with wonderful art and great references and additions to the Labyrinth mythos.

This new Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt series is shaping up to be a great read for new-comers to the character and long-term fans alike.

I am excited to see where this story leads in the remaining three issues. Hotel Oblivion has thus far been worth the wait in my opinion.

The King of Rock & Roll and El Jefe team up to chase a mummy-deadite hybrid through time and space... What more could you ask for?

This series has really stepped up the intensity in just a couple issues. Zo Quinn, Robbi Rodriguez, and company give a lot to process but present it in a fun and enjoyable way.

An issue full of increasing drama and deep mysteries as the universe gets expanded upon and Cassandra discovers her powers.

A somewhat slow issue that sets up what should be a fascinating and insightful story.

This issue was a great progression to the "Into the Bleed" story and a great addition to the Titans series.

This was an overall great last issue with beautiful art but combining a touching flashback with the thrilling conclusion to an epic arc made it feel a bit disjointed.

Interesting plot developments and a great depiction of characters makes this a great progression of the story introduced in issue #1.

A great set up for what could be a very interesting story but slightly lacking in depth and substance. Overall, a fun read.

This was a fun but seemingly rushed issue filled with exciting action and some shocking moments.

An interesting but slightly jumbled issue that felt at times like it was doing too much but still advanced the plot in an interesting way.

This issue was a very enjoyable read but not quite on the same level as issue #1 in terms of story and art.

A lot of loose ends are coming together as the story builds towards something big. We should be up for an interesting story in the coming issues of Titans.

A great blend of family life and epic monster battles gives this series potential to be great.

The writing and story in this series are great so far but I feel the art doesn't do it justice.

This book has the potential to be great but ends up reading like a typical licensed comic with a bit too much 90s edge.