Quick Hitter: Comic Book Review: Ultimate X-Men #72
This is the debut of the Revolution’s Quick Hitter reviews. I have found that I’m
Rokk
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: Supergirl and the Legion of Super Heroes #20
By now, everyone knows that the Legion of Super Heroes was the title I loved
Comic Book Review: Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #43
The Revolution was highly suspicious of this new Aquaman from the start. However, I decided
Comic Book Review: Robin #152
The Revolution is new to Robin. I picked up this title with the beginning of
Superman/Batman #28 Review
The new creative team started with a rather dubious debut with Superman/Batman #27 which turned
Comic Book Review: Manhunter #24
While Manhunter is uncancelled, at least for a few issues, its easy to see that
Comic Book Review: Flash #2
The Revolution has never been confused with being a Bart Allen fan. I loved Barry
Comic Book Review: Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #1
Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #1 is a comic that the Revolution has been
Comic Book Review: Battle for Bludhaven #6
The Revolution has enjoyed Battle for Bludhaven. This has been a fun mini-series involving tons
Justice League of America #0 Review
Justice League of America #0 is the preview issue to the much anticipated debut of
Comic Book Review: Civil War #3
Civil War has been a huge hit here at the Revolution. Millar is delivering a
52 #11 Review
The Revolution loves to start our reviews with the newest issue of 52. I have
New Comic Books for July 19, 2006
DC COMICS 52 WEEK #11AQUAMAN SWORD OF ATLANTIS #43CHECKMATE #4BATTLE FOR BLUDHAVEN #6FLASH THE FASTEST
X-Men #188 Review
X-Men #188 unveils a new creative team. Mike Carey takes over the writing duties and
Comic Book Review: Iron Man #10
The Revolution is a big fan of the Knaufs’ run on Iron Man. For the
Comic Book Review: Superman #654
Superman #654 marks the point where Geoff Johns hands off sole control of this title
Comic Book Catch-up : Brave New World, Supergirl and the LOSH, Virgin Comics Preview
Sometimes we members of the Revolution actually leave the bunker, and it gets us a
Comic Book Review: JSA #87
JSA has simply been this reviewers (Tenzil Kem) favorite monthly comic book, for the last
Comic Book Review: Secret Six #2 (of 6)
Villains United was a well crafted mini-series that explored some of the grey area of
Comic Book Review: Omac #1 (of 8)
Its a weird thing, but sometimes as a fan, I feel a little possessive of
