Teen Titans #20 starts off with a bang with the new team smashing into a conflict by disrupting a human
Project Superpowers is a bit of a reboot of some characters who have already been rebooted… a couple of times.
Bone Parish #1 by Cullen Bunn and Jonas Scharf is equal parts gritty crime drama and gothic horror, with the…
The New World #1 is an all right read. If you’re a fan of Saga, Romeo and Juliet, or troubled…
It's hard to pin down exactly what I think about Hot Lunch Special #1.Although the writing and artwork was top-notch,…
MCMLXXV #1 by Joe Casey and Ian MacEwan is a nostalgic trip that manages to make itself feel incredibly new,…
The Last Siege is a unique title in the knights-and-castles style genre. While most stories told within this backdrop employ
Justice League Dark #1 by James Tynion IV and Alvaro Martinez Bueno promises to be one of the most exciting…
Doomsday Clock #6 is great and an in-depth look at some mysterious characters, but it's a generally uneventful issue of a…
“I understand. You think your will is stronger than the ugliness inside.” Scott Snyder is on a roll. One of
Brother Nash #2 by Bridgit Connell is a wild, but extremely satisfying comic book. This one gets HIGH reccomendations!
Stellar returns with issue #2 from Skybound Entertainment. I found the first issue to be a pleasant surprise as I
Incredibles 2 #1 is breezy fun that requires very little thought or commitment to enjoy the stories that it's telling.…
While Britannia: Lost Eagles of Rome #1 is not as gripping an introductory issue as the past two, this is…
While not as strong as the introductory issue, The Weather Man #2 still impresses with a deepening story with plenty…
“Less lips, more fists!” Injustice versus Masters of the Universe. When one thinks of cross-overs, this isn’t the first that
Avalon #1 is a great first issue that introduces us to a fascinating group of super-powered individuals who are struggling…
Nancy Drew #2 squelched the hopes of a better issue than the first like a foot planted onto a plump…
She Could Fly #1 by Christopher Cantwell and Martin Morazzo is a bravely unique title that held my attention with…
If nothing else, Sword Daughter has certainly grown on me since the first issue, which is saying something considering we’re