Riders of Berk: The Ice Castle boasts the same work by writer Simon Furman and colorist Digikore...
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The Threads And Stops Of Life In “LDN”
I don’t usually suggest reading the foreword of any book or comic because that is the choice of the...
“Riders Of Berk: Dangers of the Deep” Sets Precedent For Hiccup...
Simon Furman and crew are back again with a new installation to the Dreamworks Dragons comic series...
Total Influencer Dystopia In “Amputation Capital” #1 And #2
When someone drops off of the fame radar and becomes desperate for money; instead of falling into...
“The Legend Of La Mariposa: Vulcan’s Challenge” Welcomes You To...
As a wrestling fan – and to this day, still watching WWE; this comic fascinates me. I’ve never...
“Riders Of Berk: Dragon Down” Carries The Spirit Of How To Train...
Every now and then, A Place to Hang Your Cape likes to try a lot of different things when it comes...
The Mark Of A Wolf In “Count Crowley” #4
Count Crowley #4 opens with a carnivalesque introduction, complete with its own Ray Bradbury flare...
“Killtopia” #4 Is Electrifying And Terrifying
David Cook is back once again with another addition to his ever-so-successful graphic novel series...
“Chrono Cat” Beats In Perfect Synergy Of Art And Narration
Anyone who has ever seen Cyborg Kuro-Chan knows what reading Chrono Cat by Stu Perrins is exactly...
More Occults And Lore In “Sacrifice” #2
Sacrifce #2 doesn’t disappoint at all. I will argue and say it might just be even better than that...