Comic Picks By The Glick

Steve is back to help me properly articulate how good this series is. Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

BEWARE! Not the droids, but because the tie-ins are better than the main event! Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

Martial arts action from Robert Kirkman and Chris Samnee that's good enough. Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

It's the start of the Energon Universe! Does vol. 1 make for a fantastic or false start to it? Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

Follows on from here. The original is a classic, but this is better than you'd think... if you give it time. Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

They've done "I Kill Giants" and "Immortal Sergeant" together. Are both graphic novels worth buying? Just one? None? Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

Its tone may be all over the place as a result, but this is one series that has it all! Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

Liu! Spurrier! Phillips! North! Hayashida! LeHup! Takeda! All in ONE(!) single podcast! Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com

Chise and Elias go to school as the series tries to retain its charms while going bigger in cast and scope.

It's a two-for-one special because one of these is a lot better than the other. Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com/

The sun goes down forever in this series. Does the same happen to my opinion of its writer, Scott Snyder? Want more reviews, check out: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com/

Follows on from this. Christine is back again as we see if this is a superior or sad follow-up to the first volume. For more of my reviews, please visit my blog at: https://comicpicksbytheglick.com/

Better than the original, or just more of the grimdark same? Myron is here to help me find out.

Proof that Keanu shouldn't give up his day job.

There may be only one volume of this series out, but Christine and I both agree it's a good one!

DC's answer to "Marvel Zombies." Is it better? Maaaaaaaybe...

This series still has it! Right up until...

John and I see if the Enterprise's original five-year mission wraps up in a satisfying fashion.

Gillen, Ewing, and Spurrier deliver one of the best "X-Men" events in recent years.

No anniversary shenanigans. Just a look at whether or not the latest from Brubaker and Phillips is up to their own high standards.

Marvel's most extra writer gives this franchise its most extra run.

John and I tackle the latest installment in Sean Murphy's alternate-universe "Batman" saga.

Steve is back as we discuss whether or not this series has still been killing it since its restart last year.

Get this series from Cates and Brown before its publisher is gone!

It's "Diet Inferno" also featuring the X-Men, Venom, Gold Goblin, Black Cat, Mary Jane, and Ms. Marvel!

Inio Asano offers his take on our troubled times in his own, inimitable style.

"They're" space gods. What more do you need to know?

In which the Bat and the Cat embark upon an epic superhero romance.

This is a run that has some good ideas, but what about its follow-through?

My friend Marisa joins me to talk about all things "Trigun:" The original anime. The "Trigun Maximum" manga. And the new "Trigun: Stampede" anime.

Historical adventure and horror? This series is better at one of these genres than the other.

Three superhero groups take part in this fine Marvel event, but Gillen and Schiti make it a good showcase for one of them.

Kieron Gillen and Dan Mora serve up an enjoyably witty series that's all about fantasy and family drama.

Does Miles' first post-Bendis writer find an interesting angle for his ongoing adventures?

Yoshinaga! Remender! Miyazaki! Guillory! Hill! Fujimoto (x2)! AND MORE!

Gender-bending via magic or mental illness? Mangaka Shuzo Oshimi picks one and kind of fumbles it in the end.

Slott doesn't strike out, but he doesn't deliver a home run either.

Teenagers + Assassin School + 80's punk nostalgia = Greatness? If anyone else is wondering what happened to all of the other non-podcast posts on this site, SO AM I! I've e-mailed Podbean about it and am currently waiting for them to get back to me. In the meantime, keep watching this space.

More of a showcase for the artist, Daniele Di Nicuolo, than the writer, Tom Taylor.

Garth Ennis gets to play with some of the (war comics) toys of his childhood.

It's a "first" over 14 years in the making as my friend Christine joins me to talk about the first original graphic novel from "Monstress'" Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda

"Delicious in Dungeon" is undeniably great. But what about the mangaka's other works?

Follows on from here. Myron is back so we can see if this second volume is better than the first.

Jonathan Hickman + Mike Huddleston = Greatness? Or just alrightness?

It has a strong central relationship, and maybe a bit too many moral complications.

Is this the spectacular spider-epic that Ben Reilly deserves?

Robert Kirkman's latest creator-owned title, with Lorenzo De Felici, wraps up in solid if unspectacular fashion.

Does this street-fighting manga from Kouji Mori represent the future of Kentaro Miura's "Berserk?"

Steve is back as we take a look at how good this hot-as-hell Jump title really is. You'd think I'd remember to not forget the podcast after I've done it once, but I guess that's not the case! Not angry, just disappointed. In myself...

What makes this Avengers team "Savage?" Conan! Does his presence make this series good? Well...