Chris O'Halloran Archives

Lawson, Miranda Leyson, Sam Long, Aaron Losty, Gareth Luby, Andriy Lukin, Pete Marry, Mart, John McGuinness, Gary Moloney, Stephen Mooney, Alex Moore, Colin O'Mahoney, Chris O'Halloran, Marc Olivent, Leonie O'Moore, Lan Pitts, Mari Rolin, Elyse Russell, Andrea Schiavone, Toni Solanes, Noah Stephens, Tango, and Weiwei Xu. Lens – a pulp espionage thriller from Gary Moloney, Raquel Kusiak,[...]

Scarenthood is the new horror series from Nick Roche, who writes and draws, colorist Chris O'Halloran, and letterer Shawn Lee Let's see what this new punny series from IDW is about. Scarenthood #1 cover Credit: IDW Scarenthood #1 is a strange one It follows Cormac, a man who begins to get to know the parents of the kids that his[...]

Chris O'Halloran's color art balances the stark white and black of space with the wild shades of these cosmic figures, and it looks great as a result. Silver Surfer Annual #1 is an excellently put-together tale of Norrin Radd in his days as a herald, and it puts for the big-idea philosophy which has always been[...]

While there is something to be said about pairing a classic film genre (Ben even namechecks Errol Flynn) with the harsh realities of slavery a la Django Unchained, it's hard to keep a smile on your face when you know how this atrocity went down. This issue's a bit wordier than previous installments too. Those criticisms considered,[...]

Also, Valkyrie and Becky hit it off. Exiles #3 art by Javier Rodriguez, Alvaro Lopez, and Chris O'Halloran The artwork of Javier Rodriguez continues to impress in its creation of this uniquely beautiful comic His softer and more rounded style gives the air of levity that this book about dying worlds needs Plus, little background details are[...]

Maxwell Prince, artist Martín Morazzo, and colorist Chris O'Halloran that features standalone single-issue stories tied together by the titular Ice Cream Man, a press release reveals. Unfortunately, as far as we can tell, despite releasing a trade paperback for a series called Ice Cream Man in the Summer, Image has failed to capitalize on obvious merchandising opportunities[...]

However, the comic lends itself to that kind of goofiness, so I wasn't too bothered. Exiles #2 art by Javier Rodriguez, Alvaro Lopez, and Chris O'Halloran Rodriguez's artwork continues to be distinct, appealing, and highly energetic with its fairly cartoonish style that adds a softness to the world of the Exiles It looks good, and it adds[...]

The Cosmic Rider gives us a series of tales about the Mad Titan himself, Thanos, across the saga of his long life. Is it a good read?

Deadpool #28 Writer: Robbie Thompson Artists: Chris Bachalo and Matt Horak Inkers: Matt Horak, Livesay, Tim Townsend, Victor Olazaba, and Wayne Faucher Colorist: Chris O'Halloran Letterer: Joe Sabino Cover: Scott Hepburn and Ian Herring Last issue was our first experience with this comic, and we weren't impressed Despite being the first issue of a new story arc, the comic did little to[...]

Jordan Gibson and Chris O'Halloran keep the comic bright, psychedelic, and appealing in the color department Their work is very fitting for the tone of America. It is quite sad to see another book like this reach its ending, but the finale was beautiful nonetheless With a deceptively simple plot, an optimistic finale, and good, if[...]

Bracco, Amazing Age by Matthew David Smith, Jeremy Massie, and Christine Brunson, Croak by Cody Andrew Sousa, Francesco Iaquinta, Chris O'Halloran, and Dezi Sienti, and Lilith Dark by Charles C Dowd The books are all 3-5 issue miniseries, and each is priced at $1.50 The titles will be solicited in March Previews, but we should learn[...]