Avengers World #19 Writer – Frank Barbiere Artist – Marco Checchetto Colours – Andres Mossa This issue concludes the rise of Roberto DaCosta to his position as the head of A.I.M. Yes, […]
Mind Capsules – Avengers World #19 and Convergence #1
A Double Dose – Executive Assistant: The Hitlist Agenda Volume 1 & Iris Volume 2
With the success of Executive Assistant: Iris, it only made sense to follow it up with another series. Not only would Iris receive another series, but three other Executive Assistants would as […]
Free Comic Book Day Swag!
Today was free comic book day and like every other one, I picked up that which I thought was interesting (and what I could due to the limits imposed on me by […]
Deadlier Than the Sword – Executive Assistant Iris Volume 1
Truthfully, there can never be too many comic books. But in a market that is currently flooded with so many titles and so many good books, you have to do something to […]
Origins – Fathom: Blue Descent
Blue Descent, the next chapter in the Fathom saga, is a tale a long time in the coming. During the course of this book we finally get to see some history of […]
Good Ninjas and Bad Ninjas – Legend of the Shadow Clan
Aspen Comics is slowly but surely expanding their line of titles with books that are diverse, not just from each other, but also from those of other publishers. To help them do […]
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 […]
Born of Flame – Kiani Volume 1
After reading about Kiani within the pages of Fathom, it seemed like the time was finally right that she received her own series. It is fitting as well, as Kiani is one […]
Roads Away and Roads Within – Jirni #1-5
Trying new titles is always a good thing, and one that provides a lot of excitement. Also, it is a good way to expand your horizons because there are a lot of […]
War Comes to the Deep – Fathom Volume 2 + Cannon Hawke
As Fathom moves into volume two, the series takes a turn by covering a subject both topical when it was published and one that splits the focus away from its main attraction. […]
The Telltale Mind 