Deadshirt Is Reading… is a weekly feature in which Deadshirt’s staff, contributing writers and friends-of-the-site offer their thoughts on a diverse array of comics, from name-brand cape titles to creator-owned books to webcomics. Joe Stando is reading… In honor of this week’s Superior Spider-Man #31, Deadshirt Read More …
Deadshirt Is Reading… is a weekly feature in which Deadshirt’s staff, contributing writers and friends-of-the-site offer their thoughts on a diverse array of comics, from name-brand cape titles to creator-owned books to webcomics. Dominic Griffin is reading… Silver Surfer #1 Written by Dan Slott Art by Read More …
Deadshirt Is Reading… is a weekly feature in which Deadshirt’s staff, contributing writers and friends-of-the-site offer their thoughts on a diverse array of comics, from name-brand cape titles to creator-owned books to webcomics. Dylan Roth is reading… Lazarus #7 Written by Greg Rucka Art by Michael Read More …
So those of you who have been following “Dark Cybertron” (if not, check out my review of chapter 8) know that we have had three plotlines running simultaneously: Optimus Prime vs. his corrupt antecedent Nova in the Dead Universe, the crew of the Lost Light Read More …
In 2012 IDW did a soft re-launch of its Transformers comic universe by ending the war between the Autobots (the mostly-good guys) and Decepticons (near-universally bad guys) came to an end. Then they picked up from that story with two ongoing comics. More than Meets Read More …
Ratchet: I know this guy. His name was Prowl. Drift: Prowl? Ratchet: Not THE Prowl, obviously. This Prowl changed his name to…Dent, I think, to avoid confusion. Drift: Dent? He called himself Dent? As in—as in DENT? Ratchet: Yeah, well, all the best names are Read More …
“The book was better.” -Everyone. At one point or another. It’s been 4 months since I last complained about The Walking Dead TV show.[1] Even last season, as the show finally came into its own, I was unable to get over the first few overt Read More …
“Me? No, no, no, I’m all mouth. My nickname at the Academy was “Shut The Hell Up.” -Swerve, being unheroic Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye #3 is a bit of a one-off monster story. Our team of James Roberts and Alex Milne get their Read More …
Swerve: Nice moves! Who are you? An Ex-Wrecker? One of the Warriors Elite? An old pit fighter? Skids: I’m a theoretician. In many ways this is the first More Than Meets the Eye issue that “feels” like the quirky book many of us have come Read More …
Patrick Stinson, Deadshirt.net’s resident Transformers nut, reviews the ongoing comic from IDW, The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye, to convince you that it is of anomalously good quality for a toy comic…and for comics in general. (Editor’s note: make sure to check out the Read More …