Rai #1
Abnett has laid down the gauntlet by serving up the perfect mix of comedy, cyberpunk, western, horror, martial arts blend that has something for everyone and somehow all of those various flavors are done equally well.
DetailsReaders meet Earth’s first Starbrand in Avengers #26 (Aaron, Keown, Sorrentino) – and it’s not who they’re expecting! GET READY FOR SUPER SPACE T-REX!!
DetailsMARAUDERS #2
Marauders #2: (Duggan, Lolli, Muller, Dauterman, Wilson, Blee, Petit) Cat’s Laughing indeed. This is my Pryde of the X-Men back in fine fettle.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #12
There is really only one takeaway from a book like Captain Marvel #12 (Thompson, Garbett, Bonvillain, Cowles) and that is to be patient and enjoy the ride. It’s a dark and twisted new vision of Carol that you just have to see for yourself to believe.
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills
Join Comic Watch for a little light Sunday morning reading as we look back at ‘X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills’.
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You ask what’s in an image, I will ask what’s in your heart.
DetailsMetal Men #2
Metal Men #2 (DiDio, Davis, Delecki, Wright): All the proper pieces are now in place for a memorable Metal Men run and it’s only 2 issues in, let that sink in my friends.
DetailsFlash Forward #3
Flash Forward #3 (Lobdell, Booth, Rapmund, Guerrero) doesn’t push the story forward very much but who has time to complain when Wally and Roy are fighting Vampire Superman?
DetailsMoney Shot #2
Part commentary on modern society’s view on sex and what it ‘should’ be and part really awesome comic, Money Shot #2 (Seeley, Beattie, Issacs) is a comic you do NOT want to miss!
DetailsDeadpool #1
What else can you say after reading Deadpool #1 (Thompson, Bachalo, Faucher, Townsend, Curiel) except LONG LIVE THE KING!!! KING DEADPOOL! It’s an expansive story packed full of classic Merc with a Mouth whimsy and banter, with a dark twist for good measure.
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A deep dive into not just the frequency, but also the context of dismemberment reveals a pattern. While some instances are just simple displays of power, most signal to audiences that they are watching a moment of critical character development.
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Join us for an exclusive interview with Graham Nolan from Rhode Island Comic Con 2019!
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