TheComicBookCommentary

This week we take a look at The Maxx #2, and find out that there may be more going on with the stories characters than we first thought.

This week we take a look at Spawn#7. A book that gives us one of the most Iconic covers from the first year of Spawn. It also concludes the first appearance of Overt-Kill.

This week we take a look at Stormwatch #1. A book that introduces new characters, and gets the ball rolling on their very first story arc.

This week we take a look at He-Man an the Masters of the Universe #1. My favorite title to come from The New 52. Despite it having alomst nothing to do with The New 52.

This week we take a look at WildC.A.T.S #2. A book that continues the trend of being overly complicated, and at times difficult to follow.

This week we take a look at East of West #1. A book that kicks off an intricate story with many twists and turns. It's weird, it's wild, and I don't think I could like it any more if I tried.

This week we take a look at Spawn #6. A book that introduces two new characters to the Spawn universe, but also takes a step away from the narrative that we've experienced thus far.

This week we take a look at Youngblood #1. A book that explored narrative ideas that were slightly ahead of it's time.

This week we take a look at Pitt #2. A book that took way too long to come out, but was it worth the wait?

This week we take a look at The Savage Dragon #1 (mini series). The Book that started off the second longest running title in Image Comics history.

This week we take a look at Spawn #5. A book that shines less of a spotlight on Spawn, and more of a spotlight on Sam and Twitch.

This week we close out our series on Darker Image by taking a look at The Maxx #1. A very weird comic that's weird in all the best ways.

This week we take a look at Deathblow #1. A book that seems to drop the ball a little in terms of continuing the story's momentum, but contains a pleasant surprise in the form of a second story.

This week we take a look at Blood Wulf #1. A character that, despite being a blatant copy of another character, still manages to have it's own unique sense of charm.

This week we take a look at Darker Image #1. A book that served no real purpose, and had no reason to exist. However, It's still a fun read.

This week we take a look at Spawn #4. An action packed issue that takes huge strides in progressing the Spawn narrative.

This week we take a look at Brigade #1. Unfortunately, it's not the "correct" Brigade #1.

This week we take a look at Bloodstrike #1. A book with a lot of mistakes and plot holes, but also charm.

This week we take a look at Shadow Hawk #1. A book with a much darker ton than you might assume.

This week we take a look at Spawn#3, a book with far more story elements than you might expect.

This week we take a look at Union #1. A comic that saw limited success, but still remains one that I have fond memories of.

This week we take a look at Cyber Force #1, a book that takes more than a little inspiration from X Men.

This week we take a look at WILDC.A.T.S number one. One of the only Image comics from the early 90's to get it's own cartoon.

This week we take a look at Spawn #2, which introduces new characters to the Spawn universe.

This week we take a look at Stormwatch #0. A title that started out as a creator owned property, and became a DC property.