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Vampirella's Second Issue Beautiful to Look At, Impossible to Follow

RJ Carter · August 20, 2019

There's been a lot of hubbub and hullabaloo over the 50th anniversary celebration of Dynamite Comics' VAMPIRELLA. Getting Christopher priest onto the writing chores and having him backed up by Ergun Gunduz in the art department set expectations pretty high.

Sons of Chaos a Lushly Illustrated Look at Ottoman War

RJ Carter · August 14, 2019

The average  person today, when asked about Greek history, will probably recall the days of Plato and Socrates -- as though the country leapt straight from the days of philosophical and mathematical breakthroughs and went straight into the 21st century.

For Comics Fun, Monster M.D. May Be Just What the Doctor Ordered

RJ Carter · August 11, 2019

Dr. Wyatt Black has an unusual practice. Actually, the practice is quite normal -- he's a medical doctor. Doctor Black's patients, on the other hand, are far from normal. Many of them are beyond the pale (and, sometimes, beyond the veil).

Family Feud: Van Helsing vs Dracula's Daughter

RJ Carter · August 9, 2019

Throughout the course of her career, Liesel Van Helsing has run up against her share of foul creatures. But now she may have met her equal, in a battle that has been generations in coming.

Ikari Press's Brand Has Trouble Picking a Plot

RJ Carter · July 30, 2019

BRAND is one of many new independent comics coming from the crowdfunding trend that has grown up over the past two years. The brainchild of writer Antonio Brice and artist Caanan White, the comic book is mostly impeccably drawn and colored, and each individual scene is compelling in its narrative.

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