The Walking Dead #99 Review
The Walking Dead takes a timeout to say goodbye to a friend, brace for war, and set up the landmark issue #100!
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The Walking Dead #98 Review
“Something to Fear” rolls on and, sure enough, no one is safe. The Walking Dead proves that no character is untouchable (even from the opening few pages of the issue). Beware! SPOILERS are ahead in our review!
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The Walking Dead #97 Review
The Walking Dead marches toward issue #100! ”Something to Fear” begins now!
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The Walking Dead #96 Review
Issue #96 is the final part of The Walking Dead’s newest arc, “A Larger World”. Click “More” to read our review!
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Fatale #4 Review
As if things aren’t already in some deep stuff with both Hank Raines and Walter Booker, they appear to be running a parallel course toward our titular Fatale, Jo.
The Walking Dead #95 Review
The Walking Dead continues its “A Larger World” arc. Is Rick cut out to make new friends?
Thief of Thieves #2 Review
Conrad Paulson has given up his life of crime in hopes to recapture what is truly important, but will he learn it’s too late? It’s time to review Robert Kirkman and Nick Spencer’s Thief of Thieves #2.
Fatale #3 Review
Fatale continues to delve into the mysterious manuscript left behind by an increasingly mysterious dead man.
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The Walking Dead #94 Review
In the newest issue of The Walking Dead, Rick is finally going to discover if Jesus is on the up and up or if he’s just blowing smoke up their collective asses.
Thief of Thieves #1 Review
Meet Conrad Paulson, a guy who’s kind of an average guy, except that he also leads a double life as the world famous thief “Redmond”. With Image recreating itself now on a monthly basis with new #1 issues all over the place, you’d be crazy to think Robert Kirkman wouldn’t be involved. With him comes Nick Spencer and artist Shawn Martinbrough in the first issue of Thief of Thieves.
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Fatale #2 Review
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ 50′s style noir/horror mystery deepens.
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