Nat Webb

Reviewer

Nat Webb was a musician once, but turned to the dark side to put food in the car and gas on the table. He sells servers and storage out of love for the game, but writes comic reviews for the ridiculously large sums of money. He owns a condo in Nashville, where he lives with his fiancee and two very weird cats, but refuses to give up his New York license plates. Nat maintains his geek cred by playing a lot of Dungeons & Dragons. Oh, and he still writes songs about dragons from time to time.

FIRST COMIC: A raggedy old "Archie" in somebody's attic

FAVORITE CHARACTER: The Midnighter (The Authority), Scott Pilgrim

Articles By Nat Webb

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Wonder Woman #20

Mon, May 20th, 2013 | Category: Review

Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang's "Wonder Woman" has been chugging along on its save-the-baby storyline for over a year now and issue #20 is no different.

Batman and Red Hood #20

Fri, May 10th, 2013 | Category: Review

Batman keeps working through the death of Damian (hint: he's not taking it well) in Peter Tomasi and Pat Gleason's ongoing. Meanwhile, Carrie Kelly seems primed to be the next Robin -- unless there's something more going on.

Abe Sapien #2

Thu, May 2nd, 2013 | Category: Review

"Abe Sapien" #2, by Mike Mignola, Scott Allie and Sebastian Fiumara, gives a lot more of the title character than issue #1, but gets lost in continuity that may turn off all but the most hardcore Hellboy fans.

Mighty Skullkickers #1

Fri, April 26th, 2013 | Category: Review

Jim Zub and Edwin Huang's Mighty Skullkickers #1 is actually part three of a fun swords-and-sorcery adventure (and a running gag of first issues) that's a great comic all around and a must-read for fantasy fans.

Lookouts #5

Thu, April 18th, 2013 | Category: Review

"Lookouts" by Ben McCool and Robb Mommaerts finally seems to be on a regular schedule, but its latest issue doesn't quite live up to the promise of its debut, with a thin story and art that looks a little rushed.

Sex #2

Fri, April 12th, 2013 | Category: Review

"Sex" continues to be a smart satire of the superhero genre, but its repressed hero suffers from a lack of direction.

Abe Sapien #1

Fri, April 5th, 2013 | Category: Review

Abe Sapien hardly appears in the debut of his own ongoing, but Sebastian Fiumara’s art carries a fragmented storyline in "Abe Sapien" #1.

B.P.R.D.: Vampire #1

Sun, March 31st, 2013 | Category: Review

The line between man and monster is blurred in a powerful debut to the latest B.P.R.D. miniseries, "B.P.R.D.: Vampire" from Mike Mignola, Gabriel Ba, and Fabio Moon.

Judge Dredd: Year One #1

Fri, March 22nd, 2013 | Category: Review

Matt Smith and Simon Coleby send Judge Dredd up against psychic kids in a book that doesn't really feel very "Year One," but captures much of what's great about the classic Dredd strips anyway.

Ultimate Comics Wolverine #1

Mon, March 18th, 2013 | Category: Review

Wolverine returns, sort of, in a new series from Cullen Bunn and David Messina that checks all the boxes of an X-Men story without adding anything new.

Sex #1

Fri, March 8th, 2013 | Category: Review

Joe Casey clearly has a lot to say about the fine line between sex and violence, but "Sex" #1 is slow to get to the point. Luckily the excellent art and colors waste no time.

Nemo: Heart of Ice

Fri, March 1st, 2013 | Category: Review

"League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" fans rejoice! Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill finally tackle the Cthulhu mythos in a short graphic novel that honors H.P. Lovecraft's legacy and tells an exciting, dense tale of Antarctic adventure.

Vitriol the Hunter #1

Fri, February 22nd, 2013 | Category: Review

Good Charlotte guitarist Billy Martin's vampires-in-the-future tale "Vitriol the Hunter" finally hits stands with some interesting ideas, but could have used more time on the drawing board.