Ever since King of the Rocketmen blasted across my TV screen, I have always loved the idea of strapping on a rocket pack and taking to the skies. Imagine my joy when I discovered the cheesecake of The Rocketeer and then movie that followed! Now Dynamite Entertainment are dusting off rocket sleds to take to… Read More: Review: Rocketman & Rocketgirl One-Shot »
The final issues of this fun little series coms to a climactic close as Red Sonja and her gang make a final stand against Mordread and his dark powers! How do they manage such a feat? Sonja, as we know by now, is not one to be trifled with, and having lived with cursed armour,… Read More: Review: Immortal Red Sonja #10 »
This fun little run, with its comedy based theme is nearing the end, as Red Sonja has had a change of sorts to her current predicament. Though this change has a more important ramification than just affecting her. The villain stands revealed; Mordred now free from the cursed armour, leaves Sonja and her friends in… Read More: Review: Immortal Red Sonja #9 »
It’s been a while since I stated off the this series with a review; I blame the sheer amount of books that I look at. This then seems like a good time to check-in with the She_Devil with a sword and her unwanted travelling companion. If you remember, Sonja has put in a cursed or… Read More: Review: Immortal Red Sonja #7 »
Dynamite Entertainment have made a commitment to Project Superpowers and their exaggerated cast of characters. Given how that team crosses Dynamite’s version of the multiverse, there are plenty of ways to go. This one shot then, looks to establish not just one but three ladies in red. A mysterious cult like power is looking to… Read More: Review: Scarlet Sisters One-Shot »
In the modern era of multi-versal shenanigans it seems that every publisher is giving readers an alternative versions of their favourite heroes or heroines. This time around Dynamite are taking something of a less is more approach by keeping the main. themes of the heroine, in this case Dejah Thoris, intact whilst pairing down some… Read More: Review: Dejah Thoris Fairy Tales One Shot »