Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #2
Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red #2 (Andolfo, Hill) is a lighthearted and beautifully executed issue putting Harley on the runway to capture a side of the character we just don’t see often enough!
DetailsBOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at SEVEN SECRETS #1, the premiere issue of the hotly-anticipated new original comic book series from New York Times bestselling author Tom Taylor (DCeased), artist Daniele Di Nicuolo (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), colorist Walter Baiamonte, and letterer Ed Dukeshire
DetailsStargirl has been picked up for a second season, which will be exclusive to the CW Network.
DetailsStar Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales #1
Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales #1 (Moreci, Charm, Florean, Del Pennino, Wood, Delgado, Taddeo) is the comic you didn’t know you needed. Yeah, I said NEEDED.
DetailsAtomic Victory Squad #2
Atomic Victory Squad #2 (Dean, Caba, Myers) Invincibull and Company have their hands full with their first big skirmish and it may be their last. Can we trust what the G.A.P. Agency is selling? Only time will tell in this latest installment of Atomic Victory Squad.
DetailsSteve Orlando and Davide Tinto announce new series for Image Comics, Commanders In Crisis due this October!
DetailsDavid Mack joins forces with an already packed talented team to provide variant covers for VAMPIRE: THE MASQUERADE #1
DetailsStar Trek Year Five #12
Star Trek Year Five #12 (Lanzing, Kelly, McKeown, Califono, Thompson, Deer, Kirchoff, Bove, Uyetake) is one of the most action-heavy Star Trek books that I’ve ever read in my life. Unfortunately, the art drags it down a little, otherwise, this book would’ve gotten an A+ instead of a B-.
DetailsBayonetta: Bloody Fate
Bayonetta: Bloody Fates is a fun anime that does a decent job at telling the general story from the first game, but executes with awesome precision in the animation.
DetailsAquaman #60 (DeConnick, Mendonca, Fajardo Jr.) continues this title’s recent winning streak as DC’s best book nobody is talking about. Mature, relateable, and down-to-earth, this comic is a can’t-miss for anyone looking for something more than standard superhero punch-’em-ups!
DetailsSpawn #307
While the story is one that fans will be talking about for some time, we are simply going to need to see how things continue to play out to determine if everything was truly worthwhile. Even then, Spawn #307 (McFarlane, Tan, Glapion, Gho, Orzechowski) packs a punch with some awesome artwork and a touch of nostalgia to keep readers coming back.
DetailsA Destructive God Sits Next to Me
Series review of A Destructive God Sits Next to Me. Seri Koyuki would prefer to go unnoticed, an impossibility thanks to Kabuto Hanadori. A silly, often adorable series that shouldn’t go overlooked.
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