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Overall, I found Right Ho, Jeeves #2 to be more fun than the first. Having the stage already set, this…
The Terrifics #1 introduces us to a merry band of misfits who have no reason to be stuck to one…
Mera: Queen of Atlantis #1 does a great job of defining who Mera is, but aside from one major fight,…
Thanks to Liam Sharp, the pages of The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman #1 are just as…
Thanks to excellent characterization by Williamson and wonderful art by Rossmo and Plascencia, Deathbed #1 is likely to delight readers for quite…
Q-Ball #1 by Mike Baron and Barry McClain Jr. tells the story of Curtis Ball, a warehouse manager in Manila…
Batman #38 takes the world that Bruce endured and blends it with the world he's manifested for himself. It's nothing…
As the story of Doomsday Clock #2 unfolds, Johns reveals the pages of yet another masterpiece awaiting its place in comic history.
Batman #37 is a very lighthearted story, it's one that helps to break up certain parts of Tom King's story. It…
“They are hopeful, these heroes, and formidable, but there is something dark they do not know.” It’s been over two