Warriors: Jailbreak #1 (Dabel Brothers – Henrickson / Herman / Apon / Feister) Rough, smart, funny, and action-packed, there’s a reason why The Warriors is still a fan-favorite, 20 years after its controversial debut! Now, Dabel Brothers Publishing presents the eagerly anticipated The Warriors: Jailbreak, a four-issue series that picks up where the movie left [...]

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The Unknown #3 (Boom! – Waid / Oosterver) She has solved every mystery known to man. But there is one mystery that remains… UNKNOWN! Boarding a speeding train of horrors is the only way that Catherine and Doyle can find the next clue in their mystery of the afterlife. A new original mini-series from Mark [...]

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Blackest Night #1 ( DC- Johns / Reis / Oclair ) Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis raise the dead in the most anticipated comics story of the year! Throughout the decades, death has plagued the DC Universe and taken the lives of heroes and villains alike. But to what end? As the War of Light [...]

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Hum (Diablo Publications – Marcano / Lenoci / Podseta) Hum Myspace Through the vastness of deepest space they came: a forgotten Human Colony searching for paradise – and finding it in the furthest reaches of the Universe. Heaven for some… hell for others. When a natural disaster leaves the majority of the Colony blind, the [...]

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Dark Avengers #7 (Marvel – Fraction / Deodato) “UTOPIA: CHAPTER 3″ The DARK AVENGERS/UNCANNY X-MEN crossover continues! San Francisco teeters on the brink of absolute chaos and the X-Men keep getting in the way of Norman’s vision of law and order. So Norman takes his game to the next level: who are the DARK X-MEN? [...]

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WEDNESDAY COMICS #1 (DC Comics – Various All Stars, see below) WEDNESDAY COMICS is unique in modern comics history: Reinventing the classic weekly newspaper comics section, it is a 16-page weekly that unfolds to a sprawling 28″ x 20″ tabloid-sized reading experience bursting with mind-blowing color, action and excitement, with each feature on its own [...]

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Groom Lake #3 (IDW – Ryall / Templesmith) A grey alien, a lethal robot, a pair of homicidal blobs, and a pair of extra (-special) terrestrials make up the oddest team in this galaxy. And when a rogue agent orders the entire alien program shut down, they just might be the only chance our planet [...]

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Green Lantern #43 ( DC – Johns / Mahnke / Alamy ) “The official prologue to BLACKEST NIGHT starts here as the first Black Lantern is born! Black Hand has been an enemy of Hal Jordan since Hal’s early days as a Green Lantern. But even Black Hand is unaware of the true power he [...]

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A few weeks ago, I had the privilege to read and review Poe from Boom!  It is out this week and I am re-posting my review in hope that you indie fans out there will know what is good for you and give a real detective comic a spin! Poe (Boom! – Mitchell / Kotz) [...]

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A press release from Marvel lets us know that multiple geek-film alumni Natilie Portman will be filling the scrubs of Jane Foster.  I know there is no Dr. Donald Blake for the film, which begs the question of what roll Jane Foster will fill for Thor.  Will we see a love triangle between Thor, Jane, [...]

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Greek Street #1 (Vertigo – Milligan/ Gianfelice) Well, at least I’m not convinced  not get the second issue.  I don’t know yet how I feel about Greek Street, which is probably a good sign and a far sight better than wanting to poke my eyes out after reading some of the first issue I’ve read [...]

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Rapture (Dark Horse – Avon Oeming/ Soma) I love a good end of the world, apocalyptic romp!  Bring on the fires in big barrels and fashioning things from shoe laces and old tooth brushes (ya know or whatever you can find) and building secret forts in basements of abandoned buildings.  I just love that stuff. [...]

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