SHE-HULK / X-FORCE / THE F– USE #1 [Reviews]: All You Need is Love/Violence!

If a website named GodHatesGeeks is offering their best Valentine's Day wishes, then you got to know there's something screwey going on. And that's exactly the type of twisted fairytales we received in this week's edition of Fistful of Comics. If you like your romance all Harley Quinned-the-$%*& up, then you'll likely have no problem …

LOKI / WOLVERINE / PUNISHER #1 [Reviews]: Public Enemies #1

Continuing the All-New NOW! agenda from Marvel this week is an assortment of #1's. Your friendly Apostle picked three out of the "jumping-on point" hat, comics that were ironically all good guys-turned-bad-turned-good-turned-who-cares-read-em-because! Since they all vary in quality, let's see which comic is worth the pull, shall we? LOKI: AGENT OF ASGARD #1 The Lord …

NEVER ENDING [Mini-Series Review]: Why oh why, then, does it?

What if Superman wanted to die? That’s the question the three-issue Dark Horse mini-series Never Ending, which concluded this week, sought to explore. Chuck, an auto mechanic granted powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men, has fought crime and saved the Earth from monsters, aliens and a mad scientist driven by jealousy for …

EARTH 2 / DREDD – UNDERBELLY [Reviews]: Oh, the In’MUTANT’ity…

Finding  a recurring theme through this stash of funnybooks was a tough trick, seeing how the publishers ranged from DC, 2000 AD, Marvel, and IDW. That was until this parish noticed this freaky foursome all featured mutants, you know, if you don't mind my inclusion a "truth serumed" villain --- or, hell, even an Earth …

EMPIRE of the DEAD / DEADLY CLASS / DEAD BODY ROAD [Reviews]: …On Arrival

Oh my brother and sisters, allow your faithful Padre to testify. Pop open a can of whatever unholy brew gets you through the night, sit back, relax, and read my good -- and quite deathly -- words on this week’s gifts from the almighty comic book gods. Our theme this morning, quite obviously, is Death. …

MIRACLEMAN #1 [Review]: Miracle on 135 W. 50th Street.

Marvel Comics purchased the rights to Miracleman/Marvelman back in 2009, promising that in the near future we would see the completion of the Miracleman epic. We would eventually get the stories we had been promised 25 years ago. Or so we thought. Flash forward almost five years after that announcement at San Diego Comic-Con (and …