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Review: Headless Issue 2

November 6, 2019November 5, 2019 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Creators: Alexander Banchitta & Robert Ahmad Writer: Alexander Banchitta Illustrator: Robert Ahmad Letterer: Fred C Stresing Headless Logo: Gabe Pinto Scout Production: Kurt Knippel Summary & Review: Our issue begins with the confirmation that Headless Horseman has returned, as Officer Sanders visits her father out in the woods. During this interaction we, the readers, learn that Sander’s father attempts to stop the Templar from using their ultimate weapon, the Devil’s Lantern, and defeat the Horseman without the sacrifice of souls. In addition, it is revealed that Sander’s father…

Review: Roku Issue 1

November 3, 2019November 3, 2019 Ben Odinson

Comic Review Writer: Cullen Bunn Art: Ramon F Bachs Colors: Stephane Paitreau Letters: Dave Sharpe Associate Editor: David Menchel Editor: Lysa Hawkins Covers: Dave Johnson, Viktor Kalvachev Warning: This review for Roku 01 will contain spoilers, but fans can currently find it available in their local comic book store. Going into this series I do not know anything about the character, along with the story being told. However, I have to say that this issue has pulled me in enough to where I want to check out issue…

Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Issue 43

October 20, 2019October 15, 2022 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Ryan Parrot Illustrator: Daniele Di Nicuolo Colors: Walter Baiamonte Color Assistance: Katia Ranalli Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover: Jamal Campbell Editor: Dafna Pleban Warning: This review will contain spoilers for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers issue 43. We are morphing straight into Issue 43, as we start off with Billy recapping the fight with Dayne. Now, to say the Rangers took a lost is an understatement, given Billy’s recap of events. Dayne started the battle targeting Kimberly and broke her thumb, taking the long range fighter out. Dayne…

Review: Go Go Power Rangers #23

September 28, 2019October 15, 2022 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Ryan Parrot & Sina Grace Illustrator: Francesco Mortarino Colors: Raul Angulo Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover: Ivan Shavrin Editor: Dafna Pleban Issue 23 begins in the far off past, with the Power Rangers battling Lord Drakkon on the moon during the climax of the Shattered Grid. We get panels of the Beast Morphers during the battle. Whereas, in the original run of the come, the team only had a brief cameo due to the season not having premiered on Nickelodeon yet. Thankfully, here the characters are now…

Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Issue 42

September 14, 2019October 15, 2022 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Ryan Parrot Illustrator: Daniele Di Nicuolo Colors: Walter Baiamonte Color Assistance: Katia Ranalli Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover: Jamal Campbell Editor: Dafna Pleban Warning: This review will contain spoilers for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers issue 42. Kicking off the issue is Dayne narrating over the current battle the Mighty Moprhin Power Rangers face. Now, I enjoyed reading his analysis of the Rangers, as they fought; it gave characters like Rocky, Adam, and Aiesha a bit more depth to them. Whereas, his analysis the remaining originals: Billy,…

Review: Headless Issue 1

September 3, 2019September 3, 2019 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Alexander Banchitta Illustrator: Robert Ahmad Letterer: Fred C Stresing Headless Logo: Gabe Pinto Scout Production: Kurt Knippel Introduction: Headless is a comic series that is currently published by Scout Comics, it is a new book from our associate, Alexander Banchitta, whose books we reviewed in the past. Now, heading into this issue, I knew nothing about what Headless would bring to the table. However, by the title I assumed the book could be about a murder mystery. Whereas, Wheelz hypothesized, correctly, that this would be a horror-action…

Review: Go Go Power Rangers Issue 22

August 17, 2019October 15, 2022 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Ryan Parrot & Sina Grace Illustrator: Francesco Mortarino Colors: Raul Angulo Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover: Ivan Shavrin Editor: Dafna Pleban Warning: This review contains spoilers for Go Go Power Rangers Issue 22 and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 41. Fans please read both issues before reading this review. Lights, camera, we are morphing back to action with Go Go Power Rangers issue 22, as we start off in the past. The scene is featuring the team debating whether or not Tommy should join them as a…

Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Issue 41

August 4, 2019October 15, 2022 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Ryan Parrot Illustrator: Daniele Di Nicuolo Colors: Walter Baiamonte Color Assistance: Katia Ranalli Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover: Jamal Campbell Editor: Dafna Pleban Warning: This review contains spoilers for MMPR Issue 41 and Go Go Power Rangers Issue 21. Fans please read both issues before reading this review. Kicking off this issue is Lord Zedd’s new muscle for hire, Dayne the Sirian, reviewing Zedd’s previous encounters with the Power Rangers. The scene easily reminds me of how professional football and basketball teams often study the tapes…

Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Issue 40

July 6, 2019October 15, 2022 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Ryan Parrot Illustrator: Daniele Di Nicuolo Colors: Walter Baiamonte Letters: Ed Dukeshire Cover: Jamal Campbell Editor: Dafna Pleban Warning: This review will contain spoilers. Long time no review Rangers, but I am back in action with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers issue 40! The start of this arc is titled “Necessary Evil,” and I have to say that I am interested in seeing where it will go. To start off, our story takes place after Shattered Grid and it feels good to see the ramifications of…

Review: Runaways Vol 2 Best Friends Forever

January 25, 2019January 25, 2019 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Rainbow Rowell Penciler: Kris Anka Inkers: Kris Anka with Craig Yeung (#7, #10-12) & Triona Farrell (#8-9) Letterer VC’s Joe Caramagna Cover Art: Kris Anka Assistant Editor: Kathleen Wiseneski Editor: Nick Lowe Runaways created by Brian K. Vaughan & Adrian Alphona Kicking off this review is Kris Anka’s fashion choices, which are amazing and makes the book feel apart of current times. From the main cast to even background characters, everyone’s style feels unique to them and that is a huge plus compared to other comics that do not put in…