Mike decides to take a non-spoiler look at The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie to convince those undecided on it why they should read The First Law trilogy.
Browsing: ComicBooks
Since the first Green Lantern was introduced in All-American Comics #16 in May 1940, they’ve been fan-favorite characters with millions of comic book fans.
This episode of Mike’s Book Reviews continues his journey into the world of Robert Jordan’s fantasy epic The Wheel of Time.
The dedicated criminal psychotherapist Dr. Harleen Quinzel seeks to cure the madness that haunts Gotham City by treating Arkham Asylum’s deadliest inmates.
Harley Quinn and the Joker have been one of the most well-known couples since the pair got together in the early 90s. Lets examine that relationship.
Mike continues his Into the Multiverse series by talking about the sophomore effort by Stephen King, 1975’s Salem’s Lot and its shared universe.
Mike answers the question of if he reads comics and talks about the series that have had an impact on his life such as the Amazing Spider-Man and more.
Mad Cave Studios is back with a brand new series. Hellfighter Quin takes the vigilante superhero trope in bold new dircetions in an action packed issue.
Mike talks about his hopes and desires for the ninth book in the Wheel of Time, Winter’s Heart.
Mike continues his Cosmere 2020 plans and takes one last spin around the Selish System by reading the companion pieces to Elantris; The Emperor’s Soul.