Over at the site Comics for Sinners you can check out my review of Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1, currently on sale from Dynamite Entertainment. Written by Steven Grant (Captain America, X-Man, Spectacular Spider-Man) and illustrated by Kewber Baal (Jennifer Blood, Chaos Campus: Sorority Girls vs. Zombies), it’s the first in a five-issue miniseries about a gun-toting bad girl taking on Los Angeles’ criminal underworld—because an imposter is besmirching her good(?) name! High-impact shoot-’em-ups aren’t exactly unfamiliar territory for Grant, who put Marvel Comics’ Punisher through some of his toughest mob-war paces, and whose Boom! Studios graphic novel 2 Guns hit the big screen in 2013 as a vehicle starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. If you’re into contemporary crime drama comics with a 1980s vibe, then go see what I’m talking about!
As you’re probably aware, today marks the U.S. release date for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Michael Bay–produced live-action reboot movie that stars Megan Fox and four giant CGI man-turtles, based on the indie comic licensing juggernaut created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird back in the 1980s. And that means it’s time for a Tale of Development Hell Flashback Special!
Now at the news site Comics for Sinners, you can read my review of Dynamite Entertainment’s 
And if you’re an old-school Vampirella fan like me, perhaps you might like to read 
Attention, pulp-fiction fans! Doc Con is an annual celebration of 1930s heroic adventurer Doc Savage—created by author Lester Dent (aka Kenneth Robeson), and recently the star of Dynamite Entertainment’s Doc Savage and upcoming Justice, Inc. comic-book series. And this year Bob Larkin—cover artist of SWC’s Saga of Pandora Zwieback novels and legendary painter of Bantam Books’ reissue of classic Doc Savage novels—will be making his first appearance as guest of honor for this three-day event. Doc Con XVII is being held at the Comfort Suites, in Glendale, Arizona, and runs October 17–19. For more information, including how to purchase tickets, head over to the 
If you head over to the news site Comics for Sinners, you can read my review of IDW’s 
It started as a jokey Halloween drawing and has gone on to become one of the best horror comics currently on the stands. I’m talking, of course, about Archie Comics’ runaway hit Afterlife with Archie, a not-for-kids series that places America’s favorite comic-book teenager and his cast in the setting of a dramatic, terrifying zombie apocalypse—accidentally started by none other than Sabrina, the Teenaged Witch! And if you head over to the news site Comics for Sinners, you can check out my review of 
As you may have heard, at this week’s Comic Con International: San Diego, digital comics distributor Comixology announced that they are making titles from certain independent publishers—including Image, Dynamite Entertainment, and Top Shelf—available as 
That’s a great innovation (I’ve already downloaded some of the comics from my own account), but I’ve got news for you digital comics fans: StarWarp Concepts’ comics and graphic novels have been that way since we began offering them through our webstore and DriveThru Comics. The teen Goth comics 
At the site Comics for Sinners you’ll find my review of 
Ever since Dynamite Entertainment started publishing comics based on Edgar Rice Burroughs’s “Mars” novels, his creation John Carter, Warlord of Mars, has continued to achieve the success in comic-book publishing that eluded him on the big screen in Disney’s woefully mistreated adaptation, John Carter (which is a really good movie, by the way). And if you head over to the news site Comics for Sinners, you can check out my review of his latest adventure in 
If the comic-book adventures of John Carter pique your interest, then you should definitely order a copy of his debut adventure in the novel 
Bad girls are apparently back in style at Dynamite Entertainment these days. First there was June’s relaunch of comics’ premier bloodthirsty seductress, Vampirella, followed by the debut of the probably-not-a-vampire-series The Blood Queen. Now, spinning off from the recently revived Chaos! Comics line of characters in the pages of the miniseries Chaos, comes the return of the vampire teen called Chastity. And if you head over to the news site Comics for Sinners, you can check out my review of 
Speaking of bad girls, perhaps you might like to read 
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