Excalibur #12: He Did WHAT!?
Excalibur #12
Excalibur #12 (Howard, To, & Arciniega) delivers a fun story- assuming the reader is able to leave their preconceptions behind.
DetailsStar Wars #6: Living Ghosts of Darth Vader
Star Wars #6: The Destiny Path Part VI
Luke Skywalker continues his quest to learn more about The Force and his father in issue #6 (Soule, Saiz, Prianto). Instead, he encounters victims of the Dark Lord and learns their stories instead.
DetailsCaptain America #23: Return of the Cap
Captain America #23
Not the return of Red Skull as the solicit would indicate, Captain America #23 (Coates, Milla, @RobotJQ @JoeCaramagna @Marvel) instead turns out to be a riviting realignment of the focus of the series, vaulting it into elite status.
DetailsShironeko Project Zero Chronicle Series Review: An Instant Case of Forgetability
Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle
Series review of Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle. The Kingdoms of Light and Darkness struggle to bring about a lasting peace. An amazingly dull and painfully series to sit through. Here is a show that asks for far too much of your attention.
DetailsHellions #4: It’s A Bloody Family Mess
Hellions #4
Hellions #4 ( @zebwells , @StephenSegovia , @Davcuriel ) ends its first arc with an impacting ending that will make you care and bond with this unusual team, while calling as back as “Inferno” with a twist in its vision.
DetailsGiant-Sized X-Men: Storm #1: The Ghost in the Machine
Giant-Sized X-Men: Storm #1
Giant-Sized X-Men: Storm #1 (Hickman, Dauterman, Wilson) is full of beautiful art and fine characterizations. What more do you need?
DetailsX-Men #12: Behold The Exposition Dump!
X-Men #12
X-Men #12 (Hickman, Yu, Gho) is crammed with interesting ideas, or ideas that could have been interesting, but the writing was not at all engaging, in practice, despite the heavy lifting done by the art.
DetailsEdgeworld #1: Old and Familiar and Wonderful
Edgeworld #1
Edgeworld #1 (Austen, @patolliffe65 @leeloughridge #JodiWyne @comixology) is an excited new entry into a brand new sci-fi world that doesn’t care if you’re not ready for adult material!
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MARVELS SNAPSHOTS X-MEN #1: I’m Not Special But Maybe I Can Be Someone That Helps
MARVELS SNAPSHOTS X-MEN #1
Spoiler-free review! MARVELS SNAPSHOTS X-MEN #1 (Edidin, Reilly O’Halloran, Orzechowski) a brilliantly nuanced story of the emotional journey of one of the X-Men’s most iconic characters! DO NOT MISS IT @NotLasers @tomreillyart @ChrisOHalloran 10/10
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1: Getting the Band Back Together (Spoiler-Free)
The Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn
Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Normal Osborn #1 (Spencer, @FedeVice_Art, @delgaduck ) takes us deep within the lives of that Norman Osborn has effected. SPOILER: It’s ALL of them!!!!
DetailsIron Man #1: Ignition (Spoiler-Free!)
Iron Man #1
Iron Man #1 ( @ifyoucantwell, @cafucomics, D’Armata) kicks off a brand-new era for the world’s favorite shell-head. One that makes it seem like he’s finally a co-star in the Marvel Universe, not the sole attraction!
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Justice League #53: Severed Survival
“Doom Metal” kicks off in Justice League #53 (Williamson, Xermanico, Farjardo Jr.), and although the art is gorgeous, the plot feels threadbare and by-the-numbers. There’s definite potential for growth – due more to overarching narrative promise than anything technically delivered here – but it may take another issue or two to reach it. Turns out, not even death metal can rock at an eleven every time.
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