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Switch 4 review
I hope that writer and artist Stjepan Sejic fully recovers from his shoulder injuries soon, because although this series is delayed like crazy, it’s definitely worth the wait so far. The previous issue released in April, and now we’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged angelus, comic review, comics, delightfully weird, fantasy comic, image comics, mary parker, sara pezzini, Stjepan Sejic, switch, the darkness, top cow productions, witchblade
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Switch 3 review
It sucks when a comic artist injures their shoulder for any reason, but it’s especially bad when it’s a writer/artist who’s the main creator in a series with such a legacy behind it. After Witchblade ended last October, Switch came … Continue reading
IXth Generation 8 review
The previous issue of IXth Generation released early in December of last year. That makes this 3 months since the last entry. I’m not sure what’s going on behind the scenes to cause such a delay, but this is also … Continue reading
Witchblade 185 and Switch 2 review
As a franchise, Witchblade began back in 1995, and now with issue 185 it’s coming to an end for now. But even as Sarah Pezzini’s journey with the artifact of power concludes, Stjepan Sejic begins an alternate universe story called … Continue reading
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Tagged abhishek malsuni, angelus, artifacts of power, bill farmer, brian haberlin, cavemen, cavewomen, comic review, comics, crime drama, delightfully weird, fantasy, ian nottingham, image comics, isaac goodhart, j.d. smith, kenneth irons, linda sejic, marc silvestri, mary parker, matt hawkins, michael turner, mythology, nanjan jamberi, neeraj menon, nelson blake II, phillip sevy, randy green, ron marz, sara pezzini, Stjepan Sejic, switch, top cow productions, witchblade
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IXth Generation 6 review
The post-apocalyptic world is at war, with Earth’s remaining cities divided in half while others conspire to kill them all from behind the scenes. As Aphrodite IX tries to figure out what’s going on and struggles to find a way … Continue reading
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Tagged angelus, aphrodite ix, ares ix, atilio rojo, comic review, comics, image comics, matt hawkins, poseidon ix, the darkness, top cow productions, velocity
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Switch 1 review
Later this month, the main Witchblade series is ending at issue 185. Although I’ll miss the series, at least Switch is also starting this month. Written and drawn by Stjepan Sejic, this is an alternate take on the Witchblade mythos. … Continue reading
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Tagged angelus, comic review, comics, image comics, Stjepan Sejic, switch, the darkness, top cow productions, witchblade
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Comics of October 14, 2015
We’re the second week into All-New Marvel. Last week I picked up precisely 0 number 1’s. This week I picked up 3 … but only 1 from Marvel. Yeah, most of the titles I’m looking forward to begin in either … Continue reading
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Tagged adrian alphona, amanda conner, angelus, batman, battleworld, bloom, bruce wayne, comic review, comics, creator owned comics, dc bombshells, dc comics, doug ganbank, elsa bloodstone, emanuela lupacchino, fco plascencia, g. willow wilson, garry brown, greg capullo, guru-efx, gwen stacey, hi-fi, i hate fairyland, ian herring, image comics, jason latour, jean-francois beaulieu, jim gordon, jimmy palmiotti, Kamala Khan, kev walker, kori, koriand'r, laura graba, marguerite bennett, marguerite sauvage, marvel comics, marvel zombies, ms. marvel, rico renzi, robbi rodriguez, scott snyder, scottie young, secret wars, simon spurrier, spider-gwen, starfire, switch, the darkness, top cow productions, wendy broome, witchblade, zombies
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IXth Generation 3 review
The first two issues of Matt Hawkins’s IXth Generation established the basic premise. Hundreds of years after an extinction level event, 9 cyborgs designed by the Aphrodite protocol each rule one of the surviving cities. These Cyborg siblings, each named … Continue reading
Witchblade 175 review
It’s not very often that a comic title reaches 175 issues in an uninterrupted run, especially for a smaller publisher. Yet not only does Witchblade show no signs of slowing down, but it’s had a live action TV show, an … Continue reading
