Y: The Last Man Vol. 5 This series continues to be so incredibly strong, I can’t recommend it enough.In this collection, we find out more about Hero as she struggles to “deprogram” herself from her past as a member of The Amazons. Also, Yorick meets another woman who shares the same name as his missing girlfriend,…
Y: The Last Man Vol. 4 As Yorick, 355 and Dr. Mann continue on their trip to California, Vol. 4 has the most character development and immediate danger yet! Vaughn totally takes it in a completely chaotic direction; to quote one of my favorite hockey play-by-play men, Bob Cole, “Everything is happening!”Yorick really steps it up…
Y: The Last Man Vol 3. In this installment, Vaughn pushes a subplot that has slowly been building since the beginning involving Israeli militant soldiers. Their eventual plan is to kidnap him and repopulate the homeland becoming the only nation on earth with a male population. The only thing I didn’t care for was the…
Y: The Last Man Vol. 2 This series is shaping up to be one of my all time favorites.When we last left Yorick, he was trying to travel across the United States with the help of Agent 355 and Dr. Mann. This is especially difficult when most roadways are blocked with abandoned vehicles and other…
Y: The Last Man Vol. 1 All the men are dead.Yorick Brown remains after a mysterious virus eliminates every last thing with a Y chromosome. While he’s expected to do his part in figuring out why he survived, he’s mainly concerned with finding his would-be fiancé in the outback of Australia.This would be my first experience…
Shootin’ The Shit with Kevin Smith I’ve gone on record in the past at proclaiming how much I appreciate the work of Kevin Smith, so, it’s not surprising that I’m reviewing yet another Smith release. About two and a half years ago, Smith brought us SModcast. SModcast is a (somewhat) weekly podcast where you are treated…
Lavie Tidhar’s The Bookman When I was a kid, there was this TV special that combined a lot of the more famous cartoon characters at the time. The special was used as a deterrent for kids to avoid drug and alcohol use. You had the likes of Alf, the Muppets and the Ninja Turtles teaming…
Block’s The Sins of the Fathers **Review originally written in August, 2011.**I needed a hole to fill the VOID left by my consumption of the John Connolly Charlie Parker series. Luckily, Connolly has a new book coming out in September, The Burning Soul. Until then, I needed a detective series of substance. A character so cool, so…
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