Reviews – Page 30 – Graham Crackers Comics

Doc’s Belated Reviews For the Week of 01/30/19

STAR TREK THE NEXT GENERATION  IDW 20/20   IDW COMICS One of the many aspects of the Star Trek Universe that hasn’t been explored too much, the tales of young Captain Picard on the Stargazer have a certain charm and realism. Peter David’s story mashes together Picard’s classic mannerisms with the uncertainty of a fresh faced … Read more

Doc’s Reviews for the Week of 1/23/19

CRYPT OF SHADOWS #1     MARVEL COMICS A tragic shame that this book didn’t live up to my expectations. While the original Crypt title featured reprints from early on in Marvel/Timely’s history, there was a certain charm about them with classic art topped with new exciting covers. So perhaps I raised my expectations too high when … Read more

Hey Kids! Comics, Industry and You!

This morning Booker, the three year old question machine that basically runs my life, asked me, “Daddy, why you go to Comics?” Apparently, my career has been distilled down to one word. What struck me is that’s exactly what an intoxicated girlfriend asked me sometime in 1989. I then realized that I was living in … Read more

Doc’s Reviews for the Week of 01/15/19

SPAWN KILLS EVERYONE #2     IMAGE COMICS Ok, this one caught me totally off guard. Not being a fan of Spawn or understanding much about the current version of the character. But the do it yourself cover made me laugh so I decided what the heck. Once inside I was equally lost but the truth … Read more

Doc’s Reviews for the Week of 01/09/19

  GREEN LANTERN #3     DC COMICS Just based on the cameos alone this book should have been earning an 8 or a 9. Grant Morrison ability to weave obscure characters into his stories is still in full swing. And Liam Sharp’s art manages to channel the old Plop! comic and famed artist Basil Wolverton. … Read more

Five Comics and Why They Are Great

  #1 – DETECTIVE COMICS #441     DC COMICS Back in the early 1970’s, DC Comics went for a bold move by creating the 100 Page Super-Spectacular. Using their enormous library of old stories, they filled the 100 pagers with reprints featuring older and less known heroes. Most had a common theme to them. … Read more