Happy New Year everyone. This week I’m taking a look at another part of the New 52, with the first look at one of the new form of comic book’s most famous super-teams. Continue reading →
Author Archives: Alexander Case
Manga Review – 20th Century Boys: Volume 5
We have a Manga Monday falling on a New Years Eve this year. Appropriately this volume of 20th Century Boys brings us to New Years Eve, 1999, and the climax of the first arc. Let’s get started. Continue reading →
Comic Review – Batman: Noel
Merry Christmas everyone! We’ve reviewed various adaptions of A Christmas Carol over the years here at The Bureau, but this probably our first graphic novel adaption at least our first featuring Batman anyway. Continue reading →
Manga Review – 20th Century Boys: Volume 4
Well, the year is almost over, and while technically the Mayan Long Count calendar is already up. However, there are still opportunities for the world to end before the end of the year, so let’s keep going with the apocalyptic tale of 20th Century Boys. Continue reading →
Comics Review – JSA All Stars: Glory Days
This time I’m reviewing a JSA comic from before the Reboot, and one that’s a fairly decent stand-alone. Continue reading →
Manga Review – 20th Century Boys: Volume 3
This week we continue with 20th Century Boys. Continue reading →
Comic Review – At the Mountains of Madness
Yeah, Halloween as passed, but as we’re in the middle of winter in the Northern Hemisphere, this is probably a great time to review the graphic novel adaptation of one of HPL’s more chilly stories. Continue reading →
Manga Review – 20th Century Boys: Volume 2
This week I continue with 20th Century Boys, and the mystery of the identity of Friend. Continue reading →
Weekend Review – Fight! Iczer-One
Time for another anime review, this time with a mid-80s OVA (direct-to-video miniseries). Continue reading →
Comic Review – Batman: The Court of Owls
So, we haven’t done many reviews of the comics coming out of the New 52, as they came out. Fortunately, some of these comics have been coming out in collections, so they’re a little easier to review now. Continue reading →