Christopher Knighton, Creator

The Wolf Pact (Chapter 5)

The Interrogation Room THE DIRECTOR You know, I felt lucky when I heard that Espada was taking a gap year to figure out what she wanted to study. I thought ‘Yay! That’s one full-time superhero on the clock, and it’s the most powerful one!’ Then I turn on the twelve o’clock news to see her […]

Christopher Knighton

June 26, 2022

Black Adam #1 Review

Written by: Christopher Priest Art by: Rafa Sandoval Coloring by: Matt Herms Lettering by: Willie Schubert Editing by: Chris Rosa, Paul Kaminski Christopher Priest is a writer who knows how to make the reader uncomfortable. Reading his run on Deathstroke often felt like swimming through mud, but that didn’t change how transformative that journey through […]

Christopher Knighton

June 22, 2022

X-Men #12 Review

Written by: Gerry Duggan Art by: Pepe Larraz Coloring by: Marte Gracia Lettering by: VC’s Clayton Cowles Editing by: Tom Muller, Jay Bowen X-Men #12 feels like the end of a run before a relaunch. It culminates at the end of this X-Men roster and the biggest upset to the status quo since House of […]

Christopher Knighton

June 22, 2022

Raydorn: The War in the Black (Chapter 25)

“Evil is beautiful, far too often.” Malum Chum, 448 A.C.A. Malum couldn’t quite tell if he was haunting old stomping grounds or they were haunting him. As he ran across the rooftops, lit by nothing but the moon’s light, he found himself trying to follow his old routes. He had to be careful not to […]

Christopher Knighton

June 19, 2022

Do a Powerbomb #1 Review

Written by: Daniel Warren Johnson Art by: Daniel Warren Johnson Coloring by: Mike Spicer Lettering by: Rus Wooton There aren’t many art styles like Daniel Warren Johnson’s, and there aren’t many stories like Daniel Warren Johnson’s. When you get a comic that’s written and drawn by the same person, there’s always something different in the […]

Christopher Knighton

June 15, 2022

The Wolf Pack (Chapter 4)

The Magician THE HOOD Persistence doesn’t mean success, something that criminals for some reason cannot get through their heads. I didn’t know that when Claire tried to recruit me for her superhero team, I would have been joining a team right before they get sent out into the field. Being that half of them have […]

Christopher Knighton

June 12, 2022

Fortnite x Marvel: Zero War #1 Review

Written by: Christos Gage, Donald Mustard Penciling by: Sergio Davila Inking by: Sean Parsons Coloring by: Edgar Delgado Lettering by: VC’s Joe Caramagna Editing by: Kaitlyn Lindtvedt, Alanna Smith, I just want to say, it’s wild that this comic claims that Fortnite’s universe is the place where “every reality ever” comes from. Like they legitimately […]

Christopher Knighton

June 8, 2022

Poison Ivy #1 Review

Written by: G. Willow Wilson Art by: Marcio Takara Coloring by: Arif Prianto Lettering by: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou Editing by: Jessica Berby, Arianna Turturro, Ben Abernathy DC is constantly trying to push Poison Ivy in a new direction different from the last. This is no different. Like many who have written Poison Ivy before, the creative […]

Christopher Knighton

June 7, 2022

The Red Wolf War

Eastern Europa, 1073 A.D. During the Thirteenth coming of the Red Wolf, the Time of Two, the War of the Wolves, the blood flows. Fireballs fly across the sky, aiming to wreak havoc on the castle of the Red Wolf of the East. The castle stands a dozen stories, with enough towers to be considered […]

Christopher Knighton

June 5, 2022

Raydorn: The War in the Black (Chapter 24)

“Barbarians slaughter, citizens pay for executioners.” – Malum Chun, 448 A.C.A. There’s nothing quite so uncomfortable as being hungover in the morning. Knock! Knock! Except maybe being hungover in the afternoon. Andy could tell you. “Get up! We’re here!” Malum yelled as he banged on the door to the captain’s room again. Andy lifted her […]

Christopher Knighton

June 5, 2022

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