Writers: Keiron Gillen Artist: Jordie Bellaire Three tells the story of three slaves who take on 300 Spartan oppressors. I really didn’t enjoy this one to be honest which is a shame because I thought it sounded awesome. The writing doesn’t seem to move along smoothly and the dialogue between characters seems more suited to…

Writers: Brandon Montclare Artist: Amy Reeder While drawn absolutely beautifully, Rocket Girl’s first outing struggles to get in gear but starts to shape up towards the end and looks like it could be a good wee read in the long run. Dayoung Johannson is a 15 year old teen cop from the future who has…

Writers: Rob Levin Artist: Jessada Sutthi Issue two picks up straight where last weeks left off, Kichiro has been thrown in jail and sentenced to die at the hands of his brother Orochi who believes he saw him kill their father when he was in fact assassinated by a vampire. Kichiro escapes his sentencing with…

Writer: Robert Kirkman Artist: Charlie Adlard The time is finally upon us! The Walking Dead’s eagerly anticipated ‘All Out War’ 12-issue event kicks off today, and I have to say, its off to a terrific start. While the preceding few issues have been very much defined by their action and ‘heat of the moment’ drama,…

Writer: John Byrne Artist: John Byrne I don’t really know what to say about this book. It jumps straight into the action with a scene that looks like it would fit right in with Superman/Doomsday. From there though it just feels more and more like a 90’s X-Men comic with clichéd dialog and a plot…