Something wicked has come to Greendale, and it’s after everyone’s favorite teenage witch. Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa’s The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Book One follows Sabrina Spellman from infancy to high school as she tries to find a balance between mastering witchcraft and living as an ordinary teenager. Unfortunately for Sabrina, the mistakes of her father’s past have…
Author: KelGaines
Freelance writer, comic book person, and New Jersey native currently existing in Philadelphia.
Comic Review: Two-Step
For any readers looking for a psychotically wild ride through an alternate version of London, Two-Step is the book for you. Brought to life by writer Warren Ellis and artists Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner, The three-part miniseries follows a self proclaimed “zen” gangster and a listless cam girl as they battle their way through…
Comic Review: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Vol. 1
Marvel has reopened their vault to bring back a long-forgotten character, but maybe they shouldn’t have.
Comic Review: Shade the Changing Girl Vol. 1 Earth Girl Made Easy
If you’re someone who believes comic books, especially from top publishers, have to be about superheroes, Shade the Changing Girl was designed to prove you wrong. The book picks up the mantle of Steve Ditko’s Rac Shade and passes the torch to Loma, an Earth obsessed alien looking to walk in the footsteps of her…
Comic Review: Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell
They’re two of DC’s most notable heroines, and in Paul Dini’s original graphic novel they come together to solve a magic-fueled crime.
Comic Review: Mother Panic Vol. 1: A Work in Progress
Mother Panic may work in Gotham, but she is not one of the Bat’s people.
