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Miss Fury & Lady Rawhide are drawn together through an interdimensional revolving door to combat Voodoo Childe and an unnamed, winged demoness. How does it fare?
ando must find a way to save the mortally injured Lobot, while the twins, Aleksin and Pavol, duel to the death with Imperial Guards. However, the Imperial Guards are the least of their worries as the dangerous Bounty Hunter Chanath Cha begins his hunt for the Imperialis. How does it fare?
A brash pirate named Bones finds himself embroiled in a conspiracy in order to win his freedom and be exonerated from his crimes. Will he involve himself or find a way to thwart the conspirators? How does it fare?
David and Scott Tipton adapt Nicholas Meyer’s The Seven-Per-Cent Solution, detailing Sherlock Holmes’ struggles with cocaine addiction and the falsification of “The Final Problem” and “The Adventure of the Empty House.” How does it fare?
It’s been an incredible ride but sadly The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #8 marks the end of the first run. Why? Because of Secret Wars the Marvel event, I presume.
After drinking from Mimir’s Well of Knowledge and obtaining the eye of Odin, Thor makes his way to Asgard to discover its destruction. Will he be able to bury his family in peace or will the Dark Elf Regn and the fire giant Surtr claim the draugr’s life? How does it fare?
The philosophical sci-fi foray continues as Langford Skaargard returns (sort of) to discuss the failings of humanity and offer an opportunity to prevent the compromise of Earth’s entire psyche. Will Sasha, Elbus, Colt, and Danny be able save humanity? How does it fare?
Michel Benedetto looks to transform James Sallis’ Drive, a story about a stuntman by day and a get-away driver by night, into comic form. How does it fare?
Mutanimals is exactly what you’re looking for if you need to take a break from the superhero routine. While this is a book about a team banding together and fighting the good fight, these may be characters that you are unfamiliar with.
It’d be easy to characterize Jeremy Massie’s All My Ghosts as another venture in Gonzo Journalism, but how does it fare? The main character, Joe Hale, is an editor at a failing newspaper and has his writing go from as objective as possible to non-objective and personal.