Get ready to unleash the demigod within! Enter the epic world of "Hercules: Adventures of the Man-God Archive," a thrilling 13-issue collection of vintage comics that bring the legendary hero to life like never before.
Originally published by Charlton...
As a long-time fan of Xena: Warrior Princess, reading the Classic Years Omnibus was a delightful reminder of why Xena, the indomitable female warrior, captured the hearts of so many. From the moment I turned the pages, I was...
Goddess Mode is a sci-fi AI comic with the power to capture the imagination of tech enthusiasts and dreamers alike! In this Goddess Mode review, we’ll take a closer look at the thrilling adventure through its outlandish and futuristic...
In this review, we delve into "Delilah Dirk and the Pillars of Hercules," a beautifully illustrated graphic novel created by the talented Tony Cliff, known for his popular Delilah Dirk book series. This third installment was my introduction to...
Wow, this OLYMPIA comic idea is seriously awesome. Imagine a young kid who's a huge comic fan, stumbling upon a superhero named Olympian. But here’s the twist: Olympian isn’t just any hero — he’s a character created by a...
In the shadowy comic world, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs, TROJAN (AWA) emerges as a haunting masterpiece that promises to chill readers to their core. Set in a haunting city far from any semblance of paradise,...
Kill the Minotaur graphic novel is a great read because of the imaginative retelling of the famous Greek myth involving the Greek hero Theseus and the Minotaur — the half-man, half-bull monster.
The Kill the Minotaur story has quite a...
Upon discovering the enchanting cover of 'Mythology Graphics: Jason and the Argonauts,' I was instantly captivated, eager to delve into this remarkable children's book that is part of a Greek mythology series. With its vibrant illustrations and striking design,...
In Avengers #384, titled Game of the Gods, things get pretty wild. We find out that Taylor Madison has a new female friend in Manhattan named Augustine Jones — who secretly turns out to be Hera in disguise, hiding...
This is a review of Doing the Islands with Bacchus — volume 3 in this long-running Bacchus comic series by Eddie Campbell. From what I’ve read in this book, it’s a truly remarkable story! Picture Bacchus, the god of...