Comic Book Review: Driver For The Dead #2

Publisher: Radical Publishing
Writer: John Heffernan
Pencils and Inks: Leonardo Manco
Paints: Kinsun Loh and Jerry Choo
Letters: Todd Klein
Genre: Supernatural/Horror
Audience: Mature
Issue Reviewed: #2
On Stands: Sep 29, 2010
Review Rating: 9/10

After successfully retrieving the body of Mose Freeman, Alabaster Graves and Mose's great-granddaughter Marissa Freeman are headed back to New Orleans to give the renowned witch doctor a proper burial. Unfortunately for them, the undead patchwork necromancer Uriah Fallow is hot on their trail and he's after ...

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Comic Book Review: Driver For The Dead #1

Publisher: Radical Publishing
Writer: John Heffernan
Pencils and Inks: Leonardo Manco
Paints: Kinsun Loh and Jerry Choo
Letters: Todd Klein
Genre: Supernatural/Horror
Audience: Mature
Issue Reviewed: #1
On Stands: Jul 28, 2010
Review Rating: 9/10

Radical introduces a new supernatural horror set in the heart of Louisiana, from John Heffernan(screenwriter for Snakes on a Plane) and illustrator Leonardo Manco (Hellblazer).

Alabaster Graves is a driver for the dead. As a twenty-year veteran of funeral homes, mortuaries, and coroners' offices across the Deep South, he has chauffeured hundreds of bodies to their final resting places, although the trip isn't always so restful. Graves is a "specialty driver", one who's called in for the more unusual ....

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Comic Book Review: Neverland #5

Publisher: Zenescope
Writer: Joe Brusha
Pencils: John-Paul Deshong
Genre: Action/Fantasy/Horror
Audience: T +13
Issue Reviewed: #5
On Stands: Sep 29, 2010
Review Rating: 8/10

Why should you be reading this series? Neverland, Pan, Tinker Bell, Wendy and Hook, everybody knows of them. Or do they? This isn't the sweet tale that you remember from your childhood. No this is a tale as only Zenescope can present it. The tale twisted into fantasy, horror and action. A fairy that looks like no fairy in the story you recall ...

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Comic Book Review: Grimm Fairy Tales #51

Publisher: Zenescope
Writer: Joe Brusha
Pencils: Anthony Spay, David Miller
Genre: Adventure/Supernatural
Audience: T +13
Issue Reviewed: #51
On Stands: Oct 6, 2010
Review Rating: 9/10

Part one of 'The Glass Coffin' finds Sela dealing with the aftermath of the battle with the forces of the Darkhorde and possibly trapped in the land of Myst forever. The battle has cost the lives of...

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Comic book review: Grimm Fairy Tales #50

Publisher: Zenescope
Cover A: Al Rio
Cover B (Wraparound): EBAS and Nei Ruffino
Cover C: Franchesco and Nei Ruffino
Cover D: Angel Medina and Steve Firchow
Cover E (Haiti Relief Exclusive): Gabriel Rearte and Jason Embury

Grimm Fairy Tales turns 50 and Zenescope celebrates with a double sized issue filled with art by an all-star team. Usually when you hear that a publisher ...

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Comic Review: Salem's Daughter: Legend of the Jersey Devil #5

Publisher: Zenescope
Writer: Ralph Tedesco and Raven Gregory
Art: Roberto Viacava, Caio Reis
Cover A: Rob Liefeld
Cover B: David Seidman
Genre: Adventure/Supernatural
Audience: T +13
Issue Reviewed: #5
Review Rating: 7/10

The conclusion of the two-issue Jersey Devil storyline has Anna and Braden hunting a deadly creature and looking for a missing boy. Did they bite off more than they can chew when the hunters become the hunted?

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Comic Review: Grimm Fairy Tales: Inferno #3

By: Eva Jarkiewicz

Date: Sep 7, 2010

Publisher: Zenescope
Writer: Ralph Tedesco
Art: Gabriel Rearte
Genre: Adventure
Audience: T +13
Issue Reviewed: #3
Review Rating: 7/10



The third issue of this mini-series features Mercy looking for 'The Priest' inside the third ring of the Inferno. And as with any trip to hell not everybody is friendly. We see Mercy cross paths with a familiar person from an earlier issue who offers some unexpected aid as well as somebody from her past that is not so pleased to see her again.

Sexy outfits, a female that is not only capable but more than willing to kick butt, along with a fast paced storyline all combine to make this a good read that will keep the reader engaged.



We are looking forward to more of this series to see just how Mercy's adventures through the rings of the Inferno unfold and to discover who she was sent to rescue. A strong sexy female lead makes this a hard book to resist.

Adventure, sexy women, combat and demons, how can you resist? If you aren't reading this mini-series you should be.