‘Hawkman #9’ sees Carter Hall, close to desperate, seek out an old friend from an earlier issue to help him stop the Deathbringers.
Author: William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson is a small town laddie who self publishes books of punk genres, Victorian Age superheroes, rocket ships and human turmoil. He loves him some comic books, Nature, Star Trek and the fine art of the introvert.
‘Freedom Fighters #2’ finds the Freedom Fighters in an epic battle royal taking a classic old school Nazi robot, with American citizens as onlookers.
Stellar collects the explosive series from Image Comics, and I encourage scifi fans and comics geeks to add it to their collection.
Hawkman #8 is the start of a new story arc fittingly titled “Cataclysm” venturing to the destroyed planet of Krypton, find out what this reviewer thinks.
In the first issue of Atomic Robo, we find our hero in the present day in the desert of the American Southwest and not his 1920s origin.
‘The Robotech Archives,’ from Titan Comics is the first in a four-book series showing a black-and-white adventure taking place in an alternate near future.
‘Gasolina #14’ is the old pulp style updated with modern language, more drug use, and present-day situations following a war between different nations.
IDW Publishing concludes its science-fiction epic, ‘Star Trek The Next Generation: Terra Incognita #6’ with this final issue.