Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Colours – Petra Goldberg Letters – Mike Royer X-51 continues to face off against Ten-For who has proven to be […]
Issue by Issue – Machine Man #5
Issue by Issue – Machine Man #4
Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Colours – Petra Goldberg Letters – Mike Royer The fourth issue of Machine Man finds the robotic hero still incapacitated […]
A Whole Lotta Fun! – Tech Jacket: The Boy From Earth
It seems of late that nobody does coming of age superheroes better than Robert Kirkman. His book Invincible proved that quite flawlessly and continues to be one of the better titles in […]
Issue by Issue – Machine Man #3
Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Colours – Petra Goldberg Letters – Mike Royer This issue sees X-51, the eponymous Machine Man trying to figure out […]
A Good Kind of Pain – Conan: The Phantoms of the Black Coast
While The Phantoms of the Black Coast is a pretty standard Conan tale, as far as Conan tales go, it was done masterfully by Victor Gischler and Attila Futaki. They take this […]
Issue by Issue – Machine Man #2
Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Colours – Petra Goldberg Letters – Mike Royer Machine Man is wounded and on the run from the army, a […]
Divergent Paths – Fathom Volume 3
Jumping into the third volume of Fathom, it feels familiar as it jumps back into a war with the humans. It is fair to say, that come the end of the second […]
Issue by Issue – Machine Man #1
Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Colours – Petra Goldberg Letters – Mike Royer The first issue of Machine Man written and illustrated by Jack Kirby […]
Colour Me Impressed – Hulk: Gray
There are times when Jeph Loeb’s writing is brilliant. So good in fact, that the story often becomes something of a seminal landmark such as Batman: The Long Halloween. Other times, and […]
Full On Adventure – Half Past Danger
What makes a story better just by the mere fact of being present? If you were thinking a covert team made up of international agents, Nazis and dinosaurs, then you were right. […]
The Telltale Mind 