Review: Ghost Racers

Writer Felipe Smith's All-New Ghost Rider , drawn first by Tradd Moore and then by Damion Scott (and a little by Smith himself), didn't last long, publishing just enough issues to fill just t…

Review: Planet Hulk: Warzones!

One savvy marketing element of Marvel's one million or so Secret Wars tie-ins, the various miniseries they published while they suspended the publication of all of their regular Marvel Universe …

Review: Marvel 1872

There’s a blurb on the back of this trade, which collects the four-issue 1872 miniseries, that cracked me up: “I’m not a fan of Westerns, but this comic book may have just changed my opinion of them…

Review: A-Force Vol. 0: Warzones!

I read the first issue of writers G. Willow Wilson and Marguerite Bennett and pencil artist Jorge Molina's five-issue A-Force miniseries shortly after it was first released, and had summed it u…

Review: Weirdworld Vol. 0: Warzones!

Weird? Yes. A world? Well, that might be over-stating the scale of this actually rather small and intimate five-issue Secret Wars tie-in series, but the title certainly suits the story it's atta…

Review: Runaways: Battleworld

Each issue of each series tying into Marvel's massive, months-long Secret Wars event contained a pretty simple and straightforward one-page, four-sentence explanation of the premise behind it al…