Effectively comprising a massive battle between the good and evil sides with the six guns as the spoils for the victor, Volume 7 in Cullen Bunn's series is a fast-paced roller coaster ride from start to almost-finish as numerous characters fall, others make momentous decisions, and the true nature o...
I really loved some issues, and really didn't enjoy others. Even loathed others. Regardless, many of these issues won't make much sense unless you've read Age of Ultron. I know. I read some before I'd read the main storyline, then read the graphic novel of the main event, then reread these. ...
*Book source ~ A review copy was provided by NetGalley & IDW in exchange for an honest review. It’s been years since monsters destroyed Earth. There are pockets of human survivors who scavenge for supplies and try to stay alive. Hiroshi is one of the few left who remembers the time before. Many ca...
I saw a couple of the old Godzilla movies in my more movie watching years (back when I saw at least one movie a day) and honestly I never saw the charm with them. I have also seen the one with Jean Reno and half of the new one (got bored). So actually this is probably the best experience I had wit...
In this graphic novel, the West is full of the fantastical: six guns with magical properties, all of which are the key to a great treasure. The man who leads an unholy army wielded one weapon, his wife, and four of his followers held the others. Even as far as the civil war went, Hume was mer...
What do you get when you mix the living dead, Norse mythology/vikings, and witches? Well, Helheim. So long as you add stylistic art that complements the story perfectly and an ending that I just didn't see coming, and that also had me wondering how it could just end there. The ending is perfec...
Is there anyone Deadpool hasn't killed? Not after Deadpool Kills Deadpool.In the previous instalments of Deadpool Kills our titular merc with a mouth killed everyone in the Marvel Universe and then moved on to killing everyone in the Ideaverse (Killustrated). Odd that he didn't kill the DC Universe ...
The world's biggest superhero-killing douchebag is back, this time to eliminate your favorite characters of classic literature from the "Ideaverse". Not satisfied with killing off all the Marvel superheroes, Deadpool sets off to kill the very nascent idea of a superhero from the psyche of the univer...
Another super-late review. Black Widow and Captain America team up to pursue an intergalactic 'entrepreneur' who has managed to make partnerships with all her counterparts across the multiverse. At first, I didn't get what was going on. Eventually, I got a clue that there was more than one version o...
I've never entirely gotten onboard of Deadpool. On paper (boom tish) Deadpool should tickle all of my reading spots: humour, irreverence, action, Ryan Reynolds man crush. But so far I'm still on the fence about being a fan. Admittedly I haven't read Joe Kelly's classic run, so maybe that is tainting...
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