Comic Book Review: Birds of Prey #96
Birds of Prey is a comic I read for quite a while. Chuck Dixon was
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Rokk is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Comic Book Revolution. He grew up a die-hard DC Comics and Marvel Comics fan. However, as an adult, he became addicted to all things manga and anime. Rokk lives with his wife and two sons. Of course, his two sons dislike anything to do with comics or manga. Luckily, Rokk's two pugs are diehard comics and manga fans.
Comic Book Review: Moon Knight #4
Moon Knight is one of my favorite Marvel titles. I am enjoying the work that
Uncanny X-Men #477 Review
If you a regular follower of The Revolution then you know that Ed Brubaker is
Comic Book Review: Checkmate #4
Checkmate has done nothing to keep it off my pull list, but its pacing had
Comic Book Review: Creeper #1
The Revolution has decided to give several of the Brave New World titles a try.
Comic Book Review: Outsiders #39
Slowly but surely, each issue of Outsiders is getting better and better. I like this
Detective Comics #822 Review
The Revolution enjoyed Dini’s debut issue. I didn’t like it as much as Morrison’s debut
Comic Book Review: The All New Atom #2
The Revolution thought the The All New Atom #1 was an average issue. I think
52 #13 Review
The Revolution thought that 52 #12 was a nice rebound issue. Will lucky number 13
Movie Review: Clerks II
Making of Clerks II I finally got around to seeing Clerks II. First, I will
New Comic Books for August 2, 2006
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Quick Hitter: Comic Book Review: Amazing Spider-Man #534: Civil War
Amazing Spider-Man #534 is another Civil War tie-in. That can’t mean anything good for me
Quick Hitter: Comic Book Review: Action Comics #841
The Revolution is a little hesitant about Action Comics #841. Geoff Johns leaves the title
Comic Book Review: Captain America #20
This week was a nice one since we were treated to a double shot of
X-Men #189 Review
The Revolution was not all that impressed with Carey and Bachalo’s debut issue. It was
Marvel’s Civil War
You ever get the feeling that you are walking a path alone? That everyone is
Even Ralph Dibny Is Blogging
I just discovered this blog entitled Diary of Ralph Dibny. Yeah, I’m sure I’m the
Comic Book Review: Nightwing #122
Nightwing has steadily gotten worse and worse with each passing issue. I know that DC
Comic Book Review: Wolverine #44: Civil War
Wolverine #44 is another Civil War tie-in. New writer Marc Guggenheim still hasn’t impressed me.
Comic Book Review: X-Factor #9: Civil War
X-Factor #9 is another Civil War tie-in. As a general rule, I can’t stand tie-in