#imagecomics

I read and go over issue three of Battle Chasers. Action picks up in this one and we get a better view of the story.

I read and go over the second issue of Battle Chasers.

I read and go over the first issue of Battle Chasers. Amazing art. Character intros. Fun stuff!

A short series lost to the bubble bursting. Thought I'd show something fun that I enjoyed outside what most look for.

It was back in 1992 when I first got into The Savage Dragon. Lieutenant Frank Darling had found him in a burning vacant lot in a crime-ridden Chicago. Apparently, numerous "Super-Freaks" were

A look at the new comic, Inkblot! A lack of bad cat puns makes this a purrfect review... (Dammit! I spoiled perfection!)

Spawn #301 Virgin Variant Cover (October 2019) by Image Comics Cover by Todd McFarlane. Death Jr. #3 (August 2005) by Image Comics Cover by Sach Steffel. Wildcats #2 (September 1992) by Image Comics Cover

I really enjoyed Robert Kirkman's take on Image Comics history he did for AMC, however "SyFy Wire" had done their own take sometime ago and I just finally caught it and it is pretty good as well.

Image Comics has been doing what it has done over this past decade, and that’s publishing a variety of books for each and every niche they can think of. However, they’re not all gold, and perhaps this

Image Comics has become the main publisher for mainstream books that don’t necessarily involve a bunch of steroidal men punching the shit out of each other form one issue to the next or hooker-grade females

"God Complex 1" is I believe the newest offering from Marc Silvestri's Top Cow Studios. I am not really familiar with the creators but, here they are: The above looks like an older Image layout