Wild Love in a Wild West

“You have to keep going, they’re going kill you, *ah* not me,” I try to tell him. Ben doesn’t listen, he keeps my arm hung over his shoulder, and keeps on walking.  The forest around us wasn’t meant to be trotted on by someone with a bullet in their gut. I truly don’t think any […]

Christopher Knighton

December 25, 2022

Raydorn: The War in the Black (Chapter 36)

“The generals get all the credit for winning battles they watch from the sidelines.” Henry Lockley, the Bard of the Song, 445 A.C.A. As Regalic Sol erupted in violent cheers, Malum knelt down and quickly laid Foster on his back. Foster could hear the cheers, but not the small footsteps racing toward him.  He was […]

Christopher Knighton

December 24, 2022

Batman / Spawn with the Dark Knight's face in the background and the Hellspawn in the foreground.
Batman / Spawn #1 Review

Written by: Todd McFarlane Art by: Greg Capullo Inking by: Todd McFarlane Coloring by: Dave McCaig Lettering by: Tom Napolitano Editing by: Ben Abernathy, Marie Javins Batman / Spawn is a rare book where I think it would have been better with no narration. Maybe even no dialogue. I say this because Greg Capullo reminds […]

Christopher Knighton

December 14, 2022

The Wolf Pack (Chapter 15)

The Untouchable Friend ESPADA “Alright, Burke, you don’t have to show off,” Marie tells me. I catch sight of her redoing the bandage wrappings around her hands as I hold a weight over my head. Somebody’s copying a certain Tiger Fist. By weight, I mean one made specifically for me, at 165 tons. I’m lifting […]

Christopher Knighton

December 11, 2022

Spider-Man, Cyclops, Magik, and Jean Grey on the cover of Dark Web.
Dark Web #1 Review

Written by: Zeb Wells Art by: Adam Kubert Coloring by: Frank Martin Lettering by: VC’s Joe Carmagna Editing by: Kaeden McGahey, Albert Banaszak Alright, I am a known X-Men fan, so it’s not shocking that I would read anything with the merry mutants in the title. But Spider-Man? With the way people complain about the […]

Christopher Knighton

December 7, 2022

Raydorn: The War in the Black (Chapter 35)

“The shadows surely become you, but the light certainly does not.” Foster Lao, Wielder of Fucho and Huibao, 448 A.C.A. There weren’t petals falling from the trees and flowing all around them when Foster Lao came to Regalic Sol. There were looks of disgust and whispers amongst what was the most talkative of patrons. Lao […]

Christopher Knighton

December 4, 2022

Raydorn: The War in the Black (Chapter 34)

“Not enough men hug each other. Get over yourselves.” Henry Lockley, the Bard of the Song, 438 A.C.A. “Your sword can’t be that interesting to look at.” Malum ignored Andy as he inspected his sword. With it, he could defeat Foster Lao with but a strike. With his fists and skill alone… he’s not so […]

Christopher Knighton

November 13, 2022

Members of the Justice Society who aren't in the New Golden Age, including Wildcat, Stargirl, Dr. Midnite, and Huntress.
The New Golden Age #1 Review

Written by: Geoff Johns Art by: Diego Olortegui with Jip Mayer and Scott Hanna, Jerry Ordway, Steve Lieber, Todd Nauck, Scott Kolins, Viktor Bogdanovic, Brandon Peterson, Gary Frank Coloring by: Nick Filardi, John Kalisz, Matt Herms, Jordan Boyd, Brad Anderson Lettering by: Rob Leigh Editing by: Marquis Draper, Andrew Marino, Katie Kubert I should love […]

Christopher Knighton

November 9, 2022

The Wolf Pack (Chapter 13)

The Lesson Learned THE DIRECTOR The kids stayed and trained for months, I stopped counting after five, and even though I warned them that the world will be the same when they get back, they didn’t care. They decided that the jarring leap is worth suffering if it meant growing. Finally, though, they’re ready to […]

Christopher Knighton

November 6, 2022

A creature on the cover of Behold, Behemoth.
Behold, Behemoth #1 Review

Written by: Tate Brombal Illustrated by: Nick Robles Lettering by: Andworld Design Editing by: Ramiro Portnoy, Eric Harburn Maybe you’ve heard, I really like Boom! Studios and the books they put out. They do some franchise adaptations, but they’re better known and celebrated for the original comics they put out. Think Something is Killing the […]

Christopher Knighton

November 2, 2022

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