Comic book reviews

16.09.2020

What divine give to God and what is human to man - review of the comic book "Mighty Thor: Lords of Midgard"

16.09.2020 Bartosz Stuła 0

What is eternal and divine might seem unchanging. Unfortunately, this is not the case, because when we find Loki in the pantheon, we will know immediately that something will go wrong.

15.09.2020

Fairy Tales and Aliens - review of “Kaczgród. The Flying Dutchman and other stories from 1958-1959 "

15.09.2020 Bartosz Stuła 0

I am very glad that despite the crisis that slightly affected the Polish economy, the Egmont publishing house has not stopped publishing the wonderful stories of Carl Barks about Kaczogród drakes. The more so that this year is full of really good titles. The Flying Dutchman is one of them.

15.09.2020

Something to pass the time - review of the comic book "Something Kills Kids"

15.09.2020 Agnieszka Bot 0

Non Stop Comics does not slow down the pace of American news releases. Something Kills Kids is still a warm series, the first collective volume of which was published in the US less than two months before the Polish edition.

14.09.2020

Friendship is magic - a review of the comic book "Magic Knight Rayearth" vol. 2-3

14.09.2020 Agnieszka Bot 0

The Dreamland Warriors continue their mission to save Princess Emeraude. The next stages of their journey are ahead of us.

12.09.2020

Inception noir - review of the comic book "Sleepyhead" vol. 1

12.09.2020 Agnieszka Czoska 0

Writers "do best when they're mean to their characters," wrote Brubaker in his afterword to Sleepyhead. Indeed, its protagonists will face hard times, but the reader will also have his piece of difficult work to do.

03.09.2020

Who will rule the cosmos? - review of the comic book "War of Kings: Prelude"

03.09.2020 Piotr Markiewicz 0

Marvel often sent his heroes into space to fight heroic battles for power or the lives of other creatures. This time, the War of the Kings event is waiting for us , in which the X-Men and Inhumans stand up to fight. The creators also add Starjammers, Scy'ar Tal and Shi'ar. So it promises to be a nice cauldron.

01.09.2020

Not entirely successful reinterpretation of Superman's mythology - review of the comic book "Superman: Year One"

01.09.2020 Bartosz Stuła 0

Frank Miller and John Romita Jr. are legends among the comic art world. Their long-awaited Superman: Year One is a rather peculiar story that cannot be ignored. Nevertheless, is this a success on the scale of the Dark Knight franchise?

31.08.2020

When a friend becomes an enemy - review of the comic book "Secret Empire"

31.08.2020 Piotr Markiewicz 0

Thanks to the Kobik Cosmic Cube, Steve Rogers sided with Hydra and now intends to take power in the USA. Will a group of superheroes manage to stop their current friend?

28.08.2020

The Fall of the Hero - Review of the comic book "Captain America: Steve Rogers" vol. 2

28.08.2020 Krzysztof Olszamowski 0

"Evil" Steve Rogers is back and the future of the Marvel world looks darker and darker. The sequel to the Captain America story is definitely a pessimistic comic book. Is that okay?

27.08.2020

Psychedelic attack - review of the comic book "Astonishing X-Men: The Man Called X" vol. 2

27.08.2020 Piotr Markiewicz 0

A new group of X-Men, led by Psylocke, have broken free from the astral realm. With him returned a changed Charles Xavier and an old enemy. Will the mutants deal with the next threat?

26.08.2020

Where God cannot, He will send His knights there - review of the comic book "Ira dei - 1 - Gold of the Qaids"

26.08.2020 Paweł Olejniczak 0

Two religions clashing with each other like mighty leviathan can destroy entire nations and continents. Where is the place of the human individual in the face of such conflict? Is it worth worrying about it or just taking advantage of the circumstances and getting rich?

22.08.2020

In search of transcendence - review of the comic book "Down to the ground"

22.08.2020 Ines Załęska-Olszewska 0

The Boards of Europe collection is a collection of albums that are masterpieces of comic art. The authors use best-selling science fiction stories to show them in a different narrative. The works of Robert Silverberg were positively assessed, among others, by by George RR Martin and Isaac Asimov. In the album Down to the Earth, Philippe Thirault (text) and Laura Zuccheri (illustrations) prepared...