Nothing scares more than dolls! - review of the comic book "A family with a dollhouse"
The family from the dollhouse is one of the first items in the collection of horror films signed by Joe Hill. Is the story presented in the comic scary?
Comic book reviews
The sum of all conspiracies - review of the comic book "Global streak"
It seems that since the Watergate scandal, which plunges the Richard Nixon presidency, shook American public opinion, the obligatory ticking point on any successive public administration's "success list" has been a minor or major leak or scandal. Today, at a time of record low levels of public confidence, the tone of the Global Band remains as relevant as it was when it was originally launched.
Politics rules the world! - review of the comic book "Captain America: The Man Who Bought America" vol. 4
If you thought Captain America's Death was the last number in the series, you were wrong! Marvel proves once again that this universe does not like emptiness, and Ed Brubaker allows another hero to raise a shield.
You prefer not to imagine it - review of the comic book "Monster"
We have a crisis. Democracy is dying a natural death and the world is plunged into anxiety. This is the picture of the future drawn by Enki Bilal in Monster's Theatrology , which consists of four acts: A Monster's Dream , December 32 , Meeting in Paris , The Four?
When the spider returns to its webs - review of the comic book "Amazing Spider-man. Global Network: Fall of an Empire "
Changes, constant changes in the life of the Spider! What will the fate of the president of one of the world's largest corporations this time? It certainly won't let him get bored!
The sorcerer's apprentice - review of the comic book "Atelier of pointy hats" vol. 2-4
The beginning of the Atelier of pointed hats charms with drawings and encourages you to explore the magical world. It only gets better next!
Do you dare to fall asleep? - review of the comic book "Nightmares"
Generations were brought up on the work of HP Lovecraft. His works have also inspired many artists. We got numerous movies, series and games. The time has come for us to analyze Michele Penco's latest comic, Nightmares .
A surprise anthology - a review of the comic book "Polish comics classic: Gods from the Aquarius constellation"
The most popular comic book in the Polish People's Republic, Kapitan Żbik, focused mainly on realistic stories . However, there were titles that took on a fantastic scientific background. Already in the third book of his adventures, the chimpanzee Titus became a cosmonaut. Before Kajko and Kokosz fought the Zbójcerzami, Janusz Christa invented Kajtek and Koko in space. One of the authors...
The end of the end - a review of the comic book "Coda" vol. 3
Somehow it has become so common that fantasy titles are epic and very long at the same time. Andrzej Sapkowski's The Witcher series consists of 8 books. The plot of The Lord of the Rings is written on over 1,200 pages, and the film directors of The Hobbit last 532 minutes. This is where Simon Spurrier comes in, creating a complete story in just three volumes of the comic.
Because all Richards are cool guys - review of the comic book "Lastman" vol.4
The word manga in Japanese simply means comic . However, it is customary to use this term for titles created in the Land of the Rising Sun. The pictorial stories from Japan have developed their own subspecies / themes. Thus, josei is aimed at adult women, shōjo at girls, and the target group of shonen are boys. Sometimes Western authors follow one of these directions. Lastman is the best example...
ET go Holmes - review of the comic book "Resident Alien" vol. 1
Typically aliens get to Earth for research purposes ( ET ) , to warn people of the danger ( The Day the Earth Stood Still ) or by invading ( Independence Day ). Resident Alien by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse brings a different, more unusual activity. The title alien deals with our planet ... solving criminal riddles in a small town.
El Dorado - the land of milk and honey… oh wait! With gold dripping! - an article about eternally living inspiration in various works of culture + a short review of "Indian Tramp".
Probably each of us has heard the story about this mythical, wealthy city / kingdom. However, not everyone knows when exactly the term El Dorado was created, what is the dark side of his search and the blindness associated with it, or how deeply it is rooted in contemporary pop culture.
