We're two issues deep and I'm already bored and asking what's the point?

I hadn't seen Shinobi Shaw since the '90s. I always thought he was a cool character I just wish he showed back up in a better book.

Khary and Emilio provide amazing art direction. It's a Godsend to have an artist that can draw Black People and not have them look weak.

The best way to sum up "Jennika" is that the mini-series has been a bit of a letdown.

There's a lot to love in this issue. It looks like I'm gonna have to track down issue #7. I'm sort of invested in the outcome now.

The Actual Roger doesn't have the decades of baggage and works as a solid single issue. This is true even if issue #2 is your first.

I just reviewed "Damage #13" which was absolute gutter trash. Next up is "The Silencer" #12 which is effectively a perfect single issue.

With Damage #13 it's pretty clear that the creative team has checked out on this series.

There are some shocking scenes of violence and more than a few "Oh Shit" moments. Some of the brutality stuck with me days after reading.

If you're a fan of the character or just want something different than Marvel books this publishing, Red Nails is definitely worth your time

I'm not sure who this comic is for but it's not Batman Fans.

The "Woke" plot derails the issue, making it one of the most disappointing TMNT comics I've read since IDW started publishing the line.

Snahkuhn is friggin hilarious. Not sure of the character's gender but it reminds me of a cross between my wife and mother (don't ask).

Nothing here is bad but unless you're a completionist or just a fan of the creators I'd probably stay away from the series until it's done

Seeing Skynet in the resistance role was a nice twist, and I'm interested in seeing where it goes.

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Daphne Byrne doesn't appear to be a comic with a monthly release schedule in mind.

If you're a fan of horror or crime drama. Killadelphia is a must-read.

Space Bandit's is one of the most visually interesting books on the shelves today.

The Curse of Brimstone Annual #1 is the first issue in the series where I questioned how much gas was left in the series.