Tony DiGerolamo

Comic Review: Victorian Undead #4: Sherlock Holmes vs. The Zombies

Admittedly, Wildstorm doesn't produce a lot of comic books I like, but this Victorian Undead is a notable exception. High concept, well drawn and well written, it pits London's greatest detective against the horde'...

Comic Review: Muppet King Arthur #2: Funny and Fun

Produced by Boom! Studios, Muppet King Arthur #2 takes the Muppets and puts them in the King Arthur story. Kermit is King Arthur, Rowlf is Merlin, Miss Piggy is Morgana, a chicken is Gwenivere and Gonzo is Sir Lancelot...

Comic Review: Cable 23: Uh, What?

Here's the problem with most of the comic books published by the DC and the Marvel comic book companies: Even though they have incredibly talented people working for them, they are hindered by the very thing that...

Comic Review: Tank Girl: Skidmarks (Rediscovering Greatness)

When people in the US hear "Tank Girl" they immediately think of the not-so-great movie starring Lori Petty and Ice-T. Although Petty looked the part, the script held back in a big way. ...

Comic Review: Legends The Enchanted #0

Legends: The Enchanted #0 really took me by surprise. Published by Radical Comics, this is a full color, fully painted, 24 page story for only a dollar. You read right, a dollar! Radical, I tip my fanboy...

Webcomic Review: Death Day: Hardcore Science Fiction

Here's a strange webcomic hardcore sci-fi fans are gonna love, it's called Death Day by Sam Hiti. At first glance, I was a little wary. "Death Day" didn't seem...

Webcomic Review: Questionable Content: Unquestionably Good

Questionable Content is by Jeph Jacques, a Massachusetts webcomic creator. He also makes music for Deathmøle, a band comprised by three of the characters in the comic. QC centers around the lives of a group of hipsters...

Webcomic Review: Oglaf, NSFW but Hilarious

Don't worry, Oglaf isn't always x-rated, but it's definitely not for kids. I know what you're saying: What's the value in what is essentially a porno webcomic? ...

Comic Review: Absolution #4: Superheroes as Gritty Cops

Absolution, from Avatar Press and writer Christos Gage, is kind of like Law and Order: Superheroes SVU. Our protagonist is John, a superhero that works closely with the police. He and his superhero buddies have been cleaning up...

Comic Review: JSA All-Stars #1: DC Leftover Squad

JSA All-Stars #1 is from DC Comics and it's the sort of comic book that makes you wonder if the DC editors have any sense of their audience. Freddie Williams does an able job with the...

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