Review of Punisher #10
With Punisher #10, the Omega Effect story shifted from planning mode to action mode, making for a less complicated read than last week’s Avenging Spider-Man #6,
Review of Avenging Spider-Man #6
Avenging Spider-Man #6, the first issue of the Omega Effect cross-over, came out today and my overall impression is that it was a gorgeous and exciting
Daredevil, Spider-Man and Punisher star in The Omega Effect
You know that data drive Daredevil has in his possession as of Daredevil #6? Well, the plot thread will be resolved in a cross-over happening this
Daredevil guest stars in The Punisher #7
Hey gang! This won’t be a full review or anything, I just thought I’d post a couple of panels of Daredevil – and Matt – in
Whatever Happened to Ultimate Daredevil?
This is a guest post by Matt Duarte whom you may know from The Weekly Crisis and elsewhere. Read his stuff there and, if you’re on
Sex, lies and espionage
“Now, you know what it does to me when you speak Russian.” Description: The top panel sees a startled Natasha in the foreground as she notices
Review: Daredevil #110 (7.5/10)
[I always try to never give anything major away in the main portion of the review, but if you haven’t read this arc, proceed at your
Review: Daredevil #109 (8.5/10)
Well, first of all, I will be discussing how this issue ends – it’s hard not to go there – but I’ll put that under a
Review: Daredevil #108 (9.0/10)
[Contains some spoilers, don’t read if you’re waiting for the trade.] This issue is a step up from the already intriguing #107. The plot thickens, as
Review: Daredevil #107 (8.5/10)
My only regret after having read this issue is that I now have to wait another month to read the next chapter of the story. Because