I Read Hellboy Out of Order... It's Working: The Silver Lantern Club Review
I'm still reading Hellboy completely out of order... and somehow it keeps getting better. The Silver Lantern Club swaps Big Red for ghost stories, occult investigators, and one of the most intriguing secret societies I've come across in the Mignolaverse. It might just be my favourite stop on this wonderfully backwards reading journey yet.
Young Hellboy: The Hidden Land – Adventures Begin
Young Hellboy: The Hidden Land is a wonderfully fun pulp adventure packed with hidden ruins, ancient monsters, vampires, and forgotten mythology. Seeing a younger, more curious Hellboy alongside Professor Bruttenholm is an absolute delight, while Scarlett Santiago makes an excellent addition to the growing Hellboy universe. Charming, mysterious, and full of adventure, this is another reminder of why I keep coming back to Mike Mignola's world.
Comic Review // Hellboy and the B.P.R.D: 1952
Early days. Rookie Hellboy. Field missions that go sideways fast. That’s the pitch — and honestly, it delivers.
I’m diving into my second Hellboy comic, come join me for a quick review.
Falling Face-First into Alien: Black, White & Blood – Treasury Edition
The Alien: Black, White & Blood – Treasury Edition is a stripped-back nightmare that proves you don’t need colour to feel terror. Through three brutal, beautifully illustrated stories, this collection leans into shadow, silence, and splashes of blood (with an unsettling hint of green) to explore humanity, arrogance, and survival in a universe that does not care. Smart, savage, and dripping with atmosphere, this is Alien at its most raw, and I loved every horrifying page.
Predator: The Last Hunt. Marvel Finally Connects the Dots (Sort Of)
Theta Berwick’s been hunting Predators for years; but now, with a Super Predator on her trail and Dutch Schaefer’s brother thrown into the mix, The Last Hunt might finally live up to its name. Brutal, fast, and full of callbacks, Marvel’s latest entry finally gives fans a reason to hope again.
Predator Omnibus Volume 4 Review – The Final Hunt
Four omnibuses. Countless dead Predators. A reviewer on the edge. Can Predator Omnibus Volume 4 redeem this blood-soaked series, or is it just another trophy for disappointment?
Dark Horse’s Predator Omnibus Volume 4 brings Victorian hunts, Civil War chaos, and alien carnage to the finish line — but does the series finally deliver, or end in another mess of blood and bad ideas?
Let’s find out.
Predator Omnibus Vol. 1 — Welcome to the Hunt!
Time to lock and load. I’m diving headfirst into the Predator comics! Instead of marathoning all the Dark Horse series at once (I’ve learned my lesson from Aliens), I’m alternating between Dredd and Predator for the next few reviews. First up: a 400+ page beast of a book where skulls are trophies and survival is optional.
Comic Review // Alien vs Predator: Thrill of the Hunt
Aliens vs. Predator. The title alone promises claws, mandibles, and blood-soaked chaos, right? Sadly, Thrill of the Hunt delivers more of a whimper than a roar. With artwork that feels stuck in the 80s and a story that barely lets the monsters fight, this graphic novel left me wondering why I didn’t just… watch paint dry instead. Curious? Dive into my full review to see why this one misses the mark.
Comic Book Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures, Vol. 2
Weekend cartoons of the 90s just hit differently. So I have big hopes for this Turtles comics. Will it live up to the hype I want and need from it?
Sector 102 // Verun, aka the Bear
Verun the Bear has had a rough life and only wishes to find his people. He has heard rumors that one survivor maybe hiding in Sector 102.
Sector 102 - Mutie Karess “The Twisted”
Karess is a mutant Lieutenant and one of the nine self-proclaimed Warlords of Benedict, the infamous floating city drifting across the irradiated Black Atlantic.
Sector 102 - Titus Endor - Judge Fear Impersonator
Showcasing some of the old Mongoose miniature figures and working out how to get them to fit into Sector 102.
Comic Review: Judge Dredd: Toxic!
Dredd's investigation into the death of a seemingly unremarkable sewage worker spirals into a waste management crisis that could destroy all of Mega-City One!
Read on for more info.
Marvel Iron Man
Iron man is possibly one of the most iconic super heroes at the moment due to the movies. So come read on about this character and check out my paint guide.
Marvel: Crossbones
Crossbones (Brock Rumlow) is a mercenary often employed by other villains such as the Red Skull and Hydra. He serves as one of the most enduring adversaries of Captain America and even played a part in his assassination in the aftermath of the superhero Civil War.