Comics Reviews

Read This Comic! The Amazing Spider-Man #25 This is a thick issue of Spider-Man, true believers. And boy, does it offer plenty to read. In addition to the main story, the first part of “The Osborn Identity,” there are quite a few back up stories ranging in tone and subject. But let’s start with the focus of the issue. The Osborne Identity sees the return of, you guessed it, Norman Osborne, who continues to give Peter the slip. This story also features a surprise return of a classic Spidey character. I am a big fan of Dan Slott’s writing, and...

American Gods #1 Here it is folks, The new Neil Gaiman title from Dark Horse Comics AMERICAN GODS#1:Based off a Neil Gaiman novel (probably so that you can say you read the original book), AG #1 tells the story of one Mr. Shadow Moon getting in and out of the Big house(that's jail) and trying to adapt to the sudden loss of his wife. The reader gets drawn in slowly, but it was a fast ride once I actually got hooked into the story.  Anyways Scott Hamptln did a nice job with the art for AG. His drawings give the...

Supergirl #7 Let me start by saying this is the first issue of the DC Universe Rebirth Supergirl that I’ve read. It can a risk to jump into an ongoing title, but with this issue, I didn’t have too much trouble. The basic premise is Supergirl exploring the memories of a Kryptonian named Lar-On. From what I gathered, she’s trying to cure him being a werewolf. And, admittedly, Kryptonian werewolf is a pretty cool idea. In fact, I was drawn to the cover because of the werewolf and the caption that read “Werewolves of Krypton.”     As I said earlier,...