That China Miéville would take on the superhero comic’s most base qualities just six issues into his first ongoing title…
Andrew Taylor
A special note to our regular Bullet Reviews readers and followers: You may have noticed Bullet Reviews was missing from…
Going into its second year, I’m curious to see if Brian Azzarello has a real plan for Wonder Woman.
A cursory glance between Sword of Sorcery’s two features, Amethyst and Beowulf, would give the impression DC’s attempts to reach…
Many comics over the last few years have embraced a lighter, Silver Age style as a reaction to the latest…
A brain surgery is one way to start a reboot. At least, that’s how Rick Remender and John Cassaday open…
There’s a moment, more than halfway into Non-Humans #1, where a kid named Todd (the son of the protagonist, Aimes)…
TUESDAY! Yeah, this has become the primer for New Comics Day, Wednesday. Each week we take a look at a…
As far as indie comics go, the expanded release How I Spent My Summer Invasion (from publisher We Comics) really…
DC’s New 52 reboot has reaffirmed the power that visual storytelling has in comic books. Sadly, they didn’t do this…
So, we come to this: the conclusion to Rob Liefeld’s run on Deathstroke, ending with a gimmick. A fitting capstone…
There were two bits of news that made me more than hopeful the current Catwoman series would start to turn…
For the 75th time(!) it’s Tuesday and that means it’s time for Bullet Reviews! This week we look at: Batman…
There is something undeniably cool about an anthology focused on murder, sex, and cars. It’s a very American set of…
Reprinting the 2008 Big Hero 6 mini-series from Chris Claremont and David Nakayama, about Marvel’s Japanese superhero team, did not…