Caesar’s Spy Graphic Novel Review
With a burning vengeance at the heart of his story, one man will climb the pits of the coliseum to satiate his wrath. In Rome during the last days of…
Animation Nation: How We Built A Cartoon Empire Book Review
From the Award-winning creator of some of the most popular animated TV series of our time, including Babar, Little Bear, The Adventures of Tintin, Berenstain Bears, Franklin, The Magic School Bus, Beetlejuice, Rolie Polie Olie, Inspector Gadget, Johnny Test, Caillou,…
Nice Jewish Boys #1 – A Comixology Original Review
By: John C. Mayberry I've said it once, and I'll say it again...I love, LOVE, reading good comic book crime stories! Recently I've had the sincere pleasure of…
Black Sight #1 – A Comixology Review
By: John C. Mayberry Now I'm not sure what it is, but for some reason the mystery genre just seems more vivid and, quite frankly, perfect, in comic book…
Black’s Myth – An Ahoy Comics Review
By: John C. Mayberry Speaking as a comic book nerd who also enjoys a good sleuth story once in a while, I absolutely love it when a creative team…
Project: Cryptid #1-2 – An Ahoy Comics Review
By: John C. Mayberry Of any horror-themed comics released, very few of them can hold a torch to the horror comics of yesterday. There's just this impression of camp…
Con and On #4-5 – An Ahoy Comics Review
By: John C. Mayberry Honestly, purely, truthfully, not enough great things that I can say about this limited series. After reading the first three issues of Con and On, I…
Con and On #1-3 – An Ahoy Comics Review
By: John C. Mayberry Okay, I think there's no secret here on how much of a comic book nerd I am. If I were younger and had the actual…
Duck and Cover #1 – A Comixology Review
With any story that can be conceived, there's a great deal of thinking and brainstorming about what happens next to progress the tale being told. But I imagine that process…
Cartoonshow – An Oni Press Review
By: John C. Mayberry "It's not his fault that being a single parent in America is kind of a nightmare" is the precise line that first drew my attention…