Comic Book Review: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #9
I think that Peter David has really gotten Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man headed in the right
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: Outsiders #37: One Year Later
The One Year Later storyline is the Outsiders has been very hot and cold with
One Year Later: Detective Comics #820 Review
Initially, Robinson’s story on Batman and Detective Comics was a hit here at the Revolution.
Comic Book Review: JSA #86
The JSA One Year Later storyline has been less than impressive. We here at the
Comic Book Review: Civil War Front Line #1
I was hesitant to pick up this title. Usually, I don’t enjoy a spin-off mini-series
52 #5 Review
52 just keeps delivering the goods. I have been very happy with this title over
New Comics for June 7, 2006
All right, it is time to check out what new comics are headed for the
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Fantastic Four #30
The Revolution has been enjoying Ultimate Fantastic Four. It isn’t the best title, but it
Comic Book Review: Son of M #6
The Revolution has been less than impressed with this mini-series. I picked it up hoping
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Extinction #5
Ultimate Extinction has been a hit here at the Revolution. This is an example of
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Spider-Man #95
Ultimate Spider-Man is always a favorite here at the Revolution. Ultimate Spider-Man has been a
Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man #532
Amazing Spider-Man #532 comes complete with one of the trademarked ugly looking Civil War covers.
Superman/Batman #26: Sam’s Story Review
Superman/Batman #26 is a special tribute issue to Sam Loeb. Sam was Jeph Loeb’s son
X-Men 3 Movie Review
Living the life of a comic book revolutionary, I tend not to leave the bunker
Comic Book Review: Supergirl and the Legion of Super Heroes #18: One Year Later
As most followers of the Revolution know, both Tenzil and I are monstrous fans of
Comic Book Review: X-Factor #7
X-Factor has been a surprise hit here at the Revolution. This title doesn’t get all
Comic Book Review: JSA Classified #12 (One Year Later)
JSA Classified is a fun and clever way to tell a number of short arc
Comic Book Review: Secret Six #1 (of 6)
From the pages of Villains United, comes the Secret Six, although they are not all