The ghetto goes to war: Bombshells, Huntress, the Swing Kids, the Jews, the magic users, everyone. And even while Zantanna realizes that she's been duped by The Joker's Daughter, and that the Nazi's know where they are and what they're planning, a new heroine arises: an unsurprising choice of a fe...
A new Constantine series that feels like old Constantine. Nice. Yeah, it's got the tone and the feel of the older series. By that I mean the cringy, it's the "that's not right" feeling I get when I read old Constantine. They haven't cleaned up this version and made him PC for a "kinder" generation. ...
This anthology had beautiful art and fun stories. They all played well into the theme, but they also made it painfully obvious that the theme was very broad. It was fun to jump around within the genre so fast, but I did get a little whiplash doing it. I wish each story had been at least a little lon...
I've been reading this off and on for a while, very interesting and I want more by several of the creators.
Book 2 Military cults, white supremacists and Don't Ask Don't Tell. Sounds like a perfect recipe for humor, right? In the context of this book, it completely is. Volume 2 of Quantum and Woody gives us some backstory on our main characters. It also gives us some very broad characterizations that wo...
Cause Vincent Van Goat says 'meh!' Also, this shit is insane. Crazy-ass white supremacist anti-government hillbilly nut jobs feature - and are, of course, heavily and rightly mocked. They also, like, worship Quantum and are insanely distraught to find out that their hero is, y'know, black. ...
This graphic novel was a long time coming. When I read TANTALIZE in 2007, my first blog post on Karin’s Book Nook, I wished there had been more about Kieren. Now, finally, we get to see his point of view.Kieren is in love with his best friend, Quincie. Their relationship should be no problem becaus...
Eh. I'm not really a big fan of all the young adult books coming out with graphic novels that go along with the books. The only ones I'm excited for are shiver(hopefully) and hush hush. I read this one because I LOVE the book, I liked how it was kierens version. The only thing I didn't like was that...
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