9.5
The Flintstones #4 Review
The Flintstones #4 sees Fred and Wilma go to a group marriage counseling session to reevaluate their relationship. Is it good?
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Robert Reed
9.5
8.5
Cannibal #1 Review
A bizarre virus has spread throughout the southeastern United States in Cannibal #1. However a small town has thus far remained untouched by the epidemic. Until... Read More...
9.5
Britannia #1 Review
Trouble brews in the northernmost expansions of the Roman Empire. At the behest of the Vestal Virgins, Antonius Axia has been sent to investigate. Is it good?
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9
New Super-Man #3 Review
In the wake of revealing his secret identity to the world, young Kenan Kong must now deal with the consequences of his actions in New Super-Man #3. Is it good?... Read More...
10
The Flintstones #3 Review
The Flintstones #3 sees the world invaded by aliens. As Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm try to figure out how to get the aliens to leave, Fred and Barney deal with their ... Read More...
10
The Flintstones #2 Review
The Flintstones #2 sees a new craze hit the town of Bedrock and not even the Flintstone family is immune to its draw. And suddenly, the denizens of this prehist... Read More...
8
New Super-Man #2 Review
Kenan Kong finds himself face to face with the Bat-Man and Wonder-Woman of China in New Super-Man #2. These heroes have a plan to take the fledgling hero under ... Read More...
10
Mycroft Holmes and the Apocalypse Handbook #1 Review
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar brings his take to Mycroft Holmes, brother to the world’s greatest detective, in Mycroft Holmes and the Apocalypse Handbook. Is it good?
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8.5
New Super-Man #1 Review
One of the most anticipated debuts coming out of DC Rebirth, New Super-Man #1 sees a young man from China step into the mantle of the greatest superhero. Is it ... Read More...
8
The Flintstones #1 Review
Taking a property as iconic as the Flintstones and bringing it into the modern era is always a challenging endeavor, yet that is exactly what writer Mark Russel... Read More...
8.5
Wolf #8 Review
After some issues spent exploring the pasts and relationships of his eclectic cast, Ales Kot and his talented team of artists bring Wolf fully into the present.... Read More...
10
Shaft: Imitation of Life #4 Review
John Shaft's life has been turned upside down as what should have been a simple task to find a lost boy has turned into a violent battle against the crime ridde... Read More...
Robert Reed
Contributor
Robert first began writing when he was in the third grade with a short reworking of Jurassic Park, aptly titled Cretaceous Park (it was very creative). A native of Omaha, Nebraska and a graduate from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln (Go Huskers!), his first experience with comics was the exquisite Age of Reptiles: Tribal Warfare by Ricardo Delgado. This title took his love for dinosaurs and added to it a love for graphic storytelling. During his time in college, Robert worked on several short films and began to write reviews for comics. You can check out his personal blog at https://robreedwrites.wordpress.com/.
