Hexed #9
Boom! Studios
Words: Michael Alan Nelson
Pictures: Dan Mora
My review of Hexed #9 wherein I realize it’s totally ok for me to like Ace Frehley singing lead on Shock Me instead of Gene or Paul. (Stick with me as I’m pretty sure this analogy makes sense. It’s better than my original one which I may or may not share after this review.)
Hexed #8
Boom! Studios
Words: Michael Alan Nelson
Pictures: Dan Mora
Wow. This was just, wow. The fun and games are over and Lucifer isn’t even bothering to take names before she starts kickin’ ass.
Hexed #4
Boom! Studios
Words: Michael Alan Nelson
Pictures: Dan Mora
When is the CW going to turn this into a TV Show? Seriously. It’s right up their alley and it’ would rock out loud.
Allow me to make my case:
Hexed #3
Boom! Studios
Words: Michael Alan Nelson
Pictures: Dan Mora
My, my, my, our girl Lucifer certainly has a knack for finding trouble doesn’t she? But that’s part of her charm. When you consider she has spent most of the first three issues of her own series dead at her own hand, it makes it a little easier to understand that she’s not your typical heroine.
Hexed #2
Boom! Studios
Words: Michael Alan Nelson
Pictures: Dan Mora
Luci! You’ve got some ‘splaining to do! You know, a Ricky Ricardo imitation doesn’t translate well to A) the written page (or screen) and B) 2014. But oh well. But seriously, Luci does have some explaining to do to Val, you know, about why she’s dead now.
Hexed #1
BOOM! Studios
Words: Michael Alan Nelson
Art: Dan Mora
Colors: Gabriel Cassata
Letters: Ed Dukeshire
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For what started as a nifty little smash and grab by a cute and quip quoting spell slinging young lady, quickly spun into a maelstrom of dark magic mayhem.