Venom, Volume 1: Rex Venom: Rex by Donnie Cates is a graphic novel, which comprises the first six issues of the series. Venom was always a favorite villain of mine and it was both surprising and refreshing to see Venom … Continue reading Review of Venom, Volume 1: Rex by Donnie Cates
Ninjak So, I completed the graphic novel, Ninjak Volume 1: Weaponeer by Matt Kindt covering issues one through five. The story revolves around a man who is both a spy and a ninja, working specifically for the MI-6 British intelligence … Continue reading Review of Ninjak Vol. 1: Weaponeer by Matt Kindt
A Gravity-Defying Tragedy Unfolds Firstly, let me express that I thoroughly enjoyed Skyward. It was a captivating read with excellent visuals, making it a satisfying overall experience. Now, let’s delve into the plot. Spoilers ahead!!! The story begins with a … Continue reading Review of Skyward by Joe Henderson
Amazing Spider-Man: Worldwide Vol. 1 (Issues #1-5) by Dan Slott and Giuseppe CamuncoliI started this book back in 2018 and completely forgot about it. I don’t think got that far though. These are the only notes I have on it. … Continue reading Diversity in Amazing Spider-Man Worldwide Vol 1
The DC Movie Blue Beetle was released on August 18, 2023. It seems to have come out to mixed reviews, but overall it was fine. Several years before the movie came out, I was scouring the site Comic Book Plus, … Continue reading A Modernized Blue Beetle Logo
Why I Chose This Book I read one issue of the comic book E.X.O. by Roye Okupe and I believe that Malika: Warrior Queen appeared as a recommended read after that. I might not have paid too much attention to … Continue reading Review of Malika: Warrior Queen
Noble Vol. 1 A group of astronauts embark on a suicide mission to prevent an asteroid from impacting Earth. David Powell, loving husband, and father is among them when something otherworldly happens. Thought to be dead, Powell is instead imbued … Continue reading Review of Noble Vol. 1: God Shots by Brandon Thomas
Why I Chose this Book I read Jeffrey Brown’s book Unlikely about his first relationship and was charmed by Brown’s candidness. I learned that Brown’s first book Clumsy was a further examination of his life and his romantic relationships and figured … Continue reading Review of Clumsy by Jeffrey Brown
Why I Chose this Book I had finished reading Watchmen by Alan Moore and I think that I was looking for videos on YouTube for ideas on how to review graphic novels (don’t expect anything different in this post) when … Continue reading Review of Unlikely by Jeffrey Brown
Gazing off into Space 