 Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Frank Frazetta’s Dracula Meets the Wolfman The latest installment from the Frazetta line has us visit some familiar characters: Dracula and the Wolfman. True to much of the Frazetta line, the story takes a backseat here as the reader is supposed to kick back and enjoy the visuals. Generally, for a one shot, this issue delivers a good fight but not a ton of story to remember. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Frank Frazetta’s Swamp Demon I am a sucker for one shots and for sword and sorcery comics. Add in that I enjoyed the Death Dealer very much and I was a shoe-in to like this issue. Sure, there isn’t going to be a ton to get vested in because it’s a one and done comic, but I liked it anyway. To be fair, the story is a little light, but the art is why you buy a comic like this in the first place and the art rocks. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Mice Templar #5 This comic pretty much only comes out every other month. Each time it shows up on the schedule I think to myself that I shouldn’t pick it up. I remembered liking the previous issues, but too much time passed and I’m just not enthusiastic about the newest issue. Each time, I grapple with these thoughts, and then I purchase the comic and love it. This issue I may feel the strongest yet about my level of enjoyment. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Mice Templar #4 I count myself a fan of this series. Not because I love mice and rats, but because the universe created here has imagination and is rooted in fantasy, just as Star Wars or Lord of the Rings is. I found this particular issue to be good but not quite great. I like the overall direction this story takes but I do have a couple of nagging things I wasn’t crazy about with this issue.  01:29:36 pm, by ComicList 
Categories: Reviews, Conventions, Variant Edition, New York Comic Con  VE SAYS: We survived the New York Comic Con! And we return bearing footage. First up, it's a special NYCC Variant Edition Tuesday with an exclusive Mice Templar #4 First Look. Plus Kevin with some con announcements and Eddie tells us all about Wanted, The Spirit, The Dark Knight and the Hulk. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Frank Frazetta’s Dark Kingdom The Frazetta line delivers an excellent one shot about a man with revenge in his heart and some rage on his side. This comic is a sword and sorcery comic in the tradition of Conan, Dungeons and Dragons and Lord of the Rings. It has strange creatures, peasants, gigantic monsters and a badass hero. While the highlight of the Death Dealer series was the artwork, this series has a strong mix of a story and the art to match it. For a one shot to pull this off is impressive. Especially with brand new characters. Tag cloudaction comics avengers batman black canary cable captain america checker bpg comiclist critiques dark horse dc comics dynamite entertainment final crisis flash frank frazetta geek goggle reviews geek goggle weekly rankings gi joe goon green arrow green lantern hercules hulk huntress idw idw publishing image comics indiana jones iron man kick ass lone ranger marvel comics mice templar midwest book review reviews secret invasion skaar spider-man star wars star wars superman suspended animation transformers twomorrows ultimate human variant edition wildstorm wolverine world of warcraft x-men zondervan |
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