Creepshow Comic Review

    

Rating: 3.5/5

Synopsis: Based on the George A. Romero film, Creepshow is an anthology featuring five stories written by The King of Horror himself Stephen King and illustrated by comic book artist and Swamp Thing co-creator Bernie Wrightson.

 

Alice Cooper Vol. 1: Welcome to My Nightmare

Rating: 3/5

Synopsis: Loosely based on the classic solo debut of the shock rock legend Alice Cooper, this comic follows the singer who gets stuck in his nightmare by otherworldly forces.

Invader Zim #40

Rating: 4/5

Synopsis: In the 40th issue of the Invader Zim comic series, everyone's favorite hyperactive fanboy, Recap Kid, gets sucked in a void where he needs to find his way back to his dimension. Along the way, he witnesses various versions of Zim and the rest of the cast in each alternate universe.

Rocko's Modern Afterlife Review

Rating: 4/5

Synopsis: When a zombie apocalypse hits O-Town, Rocko barricades himself and Spunky in the comfort of his home. However, as the endemic spreads, the zombified residents break into Rocko's house, forcing him to team up with his uninfected friends to find a cure.

Invader ZIM Vol. 7 Review

Rating: 4/5

Synopsis: In the 7th volume of the Invader Zim comic series, more hijinks pursue as Dib continues to attempt to expose Zim's true identity and a two issue storyline about Zim trying to escape prison after failing to pay his credit card bill.

Rick and Morty Presents, Vol. 1

Rating: 4/5


Synopsis: Rick and Morty Presents, Vol. 1 contains four stories centering on one-off characters from Rick and Morty.

Adventure Time Vol. 15 Review

Rating: 4/5

Synopsis: In the 15th volume of the Adventure Time comics, after Princess Bubblegum finds a treasure map, she launches a hot air balloon race in search of the treasure. The race is divided into two teams, males (Finn, Jake, BMO and a mysterious guy named Stanley Nougat) and females (PB, Marceline, and Lumpy Space Princess).