Do spies really use code words? If so this might be the most realistic spy/assassin comic ever made, but it does get old really fast…
Author: Etienne Paul
Etienne Paul
Etienne has loved comics ever since Hasbro licensed a random collection of out of scale transforming toys from Japan and gave them to Marvel and said 'make up something so we can sell this crap to kids.' Well, they managed to do that for 6 years to this kid, and in the process create an entire mythos, dozens of TV shows and at least 1 decent film. Not bad going for a giant advert. Since then Etienne might have grown up a bit, but the seed that Transformers started in 1984 has taken root and 30 years later he's still obsessed with his comics.
Red Agent starts with a bang, but can it keep that going throughout?
It’s very rare that I get to go to the cinema; it takes something quite special to get me to part with my cash, but sometimes I settle for something Strange….
Hellchild is one of the first series to come out of the end of the previous Grimm universe, but will the apocalypse have improved this half-vampires half-life?
A book that revolves around the discussion of race in a futuristic society, with prejudices fixed more in the present than in time to come, at least they have A.I. to blame it all on…
Welcome to 28-pages of pulp comic that feels more like 50 pages, but you will just have to keep reading to find out if that’s a good thing or not…
Myth, magic and the most disturbing use of the Electra Complex that I have ever seen come together into a most unforgettable book…
Some writers can turn their hands to anything, others need to stay in their comfort zone; but when Remender gets it right, he knocks it out of the park.
Over 80 years since his creation, the muscle bound Conan still inspires devotion among his fans, but after all that time and all those stories, is there anything left to tell?
A book set in my favourite time period, in the country in which I live in, what’s not to love about a series called Britannia?
Games Workshop has such vivid imagery to their IP; it’s just annoying that they cannot create a lasting comic line based on their characters. So, a one shot to advertise a new computer game is unlikely to change that state of affairs…
Has it really been 15 years since Xena left our screens? I hated it going then, but I wonder if it wasn’t better left alone…
As the world is thrown into chaos, a team of heroes must be created to take on Evil Superman… No wait, that’s not right.
All good things come to an end, but it doesn’t mean I have to be happy about it. Wonderland goes out with a bang in its traditional gory mess, but will anyone survive the conclusion?