Michelle Madsen
In Review: Lady Baltimore: The Witch Queens #4
Synopsis: This month in ‘The Witch Queens’. Having reached a secluded village and discovering the shrine of Josef the Golem, Lady Baltimore and her allies must find a way to fight the vast army of Hexenkorps...June 27, 2021 914 0In Review: Lady Baltimore: The Witch Queens #2
Synopsis: In The Witch Queens. The witch queen Yelena has called the hexencorps down on the Baltimore estate, but Lady Sofia Baltimore’s eclectic band of allies has some surprises in store for the cursed hordes. Meanwhile,...April 26, 2021 1081 0In Review: Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader’s Castle #2
The covers: A trio of covers to collect that feature the horror created by Governor Tarkin. The A cover by Francesco Francavilla has Tarkin holding a syringe up in his right hand looking down wide eyed...October 13, 2019 1332 0In Review: Crimson Lotus #5
The cover: Before a dark illustration of a temple, Shengli zips down before it, her scarf showing her path. Both of her fists are powered up with magical energy to do battle with the title character...May 15, 2019 1563 1In Review: Crimson Lotus #4
The cover: Dai and Shengli are diving out the window of a high rise. They’re colored in red as is the glass from the window they’ve shattered with their exit. Before them is a fantastic view...March 31, 2019 1863 0In Review: Crimson Lotus #3
The cover: Agent Dai walks into a room with his pistol drawn and looks perturbed at who’s standing before him. I would expect a character to be angry or surprised, but the spy looks miffed. The...March 19, 2019 1443 0In Review: Batman: Kings of Fear #6
The cover: His fists clenched, Batman turns to his right in a dark room, its floor covered in Batman logos, with several on the Dark Knight. Another outstanding cover from Kelley Jones and Michelle Madsen. I...February 17, 2019 1808 0In Review: Crimson Lotus #2
The cover: One of the most disturbing images I’ve ever encountered in a Lobster Johnson comic are monkeys wearing Noh masks. Their white smiling bulbous faces, with red eyes, and their hairy humanoid bodies make them...January 31, 2019 1645 0In Review: Batman: Kings of Fear #5
The cover: A trippy cover for a trippy series. Batman stands before the reader with his arms and legs ready to spring into action. However, artist Kelley Jones has all but his cape and cowl covered...December 30, 2018 1864 0In Review: Witchfinder: The Gates of Heaven #5
The cover: It’s the end of the world as we know it as Sir Edward Grey is confronting a supernatural foe atop the Meridian Building at Greenwich. D’Israeli has the title character looking fierce as he...December 30, 2018 1281 0In Review: Crimson Lotus #1
The cover: Small Miryoku is colored red and stands before the reader holding out a red sash. Behind her the gigantic figure of Rasputin looms, his mouth hidden by the young girl, but his piercing yellow...December 24, 2018 1560 0In Review: Batman: Kings of Fear #4
The cover: The “Enemy of the People!” has struck terror in the hearts of the citizens of Gotham who have taken to the streets to flee the gigantic monster’s wrath. No, it’s not Godzilla. It’s a...December 22, 2018 2089 0
