From the DC Vault: Death in the Family – Robin Lives #3
spins the story’s wheels bit but continues to build to the final issue of the story even though certain revelations are revealed #DCComics by @JMDeMatteis #Batman #Robin
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #2
is a fantastic view into the new life of Michaelangelo, highlighting the power of family, by @jasonaaron @albuque_raphael #MarceloMaiolo #ShawnLee, & @IDWPublishing @Nickelodeon
DetailsSUMMER SHADOWS #1
(@johndunning @ricardoPcabral1 @20EyesBrad Campbell) is a seductive vampire noir opener that lures you in with beautiful art and compelling writing. Anyone that loves a good vampire story should definitely be reading this! @DarkHorseComics
DetailsBatman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age #4
Takes a pause in the avtion to get characters old and new positioned for what is to come next @andydiggle @Leo_Fernandez_ introduce new and interesting takes on classic characters and story tropes #DCComics #Batman
DetailsWolverine #1
takes things too far back to basics for its own good, and winds up not having anything unique or new to say about #Wolverine himself. #FromtheAshes’ first true miss, despite gorgeous art. #MarvelComics
DetailsTransformers #12
concludes the second arc with a bang, showcasing Optimus Prime as a leader and soldier, highlighting the mature themes in play, by @DanielWarrenArt @JeCorona #MikeSpicer @RusWooton, & @Skybound @ImageComics
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