I got this for $1 at the Metro Library Book Sale. I had no idea they ever made a graphic novel of Redwall, so I was excited. But given how thin the book was I had my worries. And it turned out to be what I feared. They condensed this far too much. Numerous characters were glossed over or left out. T...
Rebellion is growing in the Dark Dimension, led by Doctor Strange's former girlfriend and apprentice, Clea. Can Doctor Strange help Clea unseat the unrelenting Umar, sister of the Dread Dormammu?By the hoary hosts of Hoggoth, this was pretty good for an 80's comic. Doctor Strange helps the Black K...
Much of this volume is spent setting up what will follow later in the series, so it can be a bit slow-going at times. But it certainly can pack an emotional impact, especially in the resolution of Grundy's storyline and in this volume's dream of David, including this time some deceased Golden Age he...
Could have been better but it was neat reading an old school favorite of mine in graphic novel form... Still need to go back and read the Redwall series again..
Here we are. The third Starman Omnibus.As I've mentioned in other Starman reviews, Starman is more than just a superhero series. It's the story of Jack Knight trying to fill his father's shoes as Starman. Jack is not your average superhero and should be relatable to a large segment of the comic r...
"Never Play with the Toyman's Toys": It looks like Toyman is on a new crime spree, until they find him safely tucked in his cell. What appears to be a case of stolen identity is really a well plotted revenge."This is a Job for Superman": Superman has a busy night foiling robberies, delivering babies...
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