Cyborg #2
CYBORG #2 is as uneven with the art as it is with the storytelling. The reliance on exposition filled news segments to tell the story shift the focus off of #Cyborg too much for a series that should have him at the center. #DCComics
DetailsSuperboy Man of Tomorrow #3
Conner and the Cosmoteers are making short work of Dominator X in Superboy Man of Tomorrow #3 (@KenBlakePorter, @jahnoyl, and @LetteringBear). But in his quest to find himself, is Conner looking forward or backward? #DCComics
DetailsSuperman #5
It’s #Supermans 5th issue of his new solo, & the team still seems to be going strong. Can @williamson_josh & @_pryce14 keep up bringing the heat?
DetailsBatman/Superman: World’s Finest #16
BATMAN/SUPERMAN: WORLD’S FINEST #16 is packed with fan favorites and unlikely team-ups in a series that everyone should be reading. @MarkWaid @Danmora_c @TBonvillain @DCOfficial #Batman #Superman
DetailsNightwing #105
Nightwing #105 (@TomTaylorMade @Bruno_Redondo_F @fxstudiocolor_ #WesAbbott @DCOfficial) switches to the first person perspective in a successful experiment, recalibrating back to a more Nightwing-centric series filled with spectacular art and strong colors.
DetailsCaptain America: Cold War Omega
Captain America: Cold War has been nothing but a wild ride! This final issue from @cpkelly, @JacksonLanzing, @TochiTrueStory, @CarlosMagno1312, GuruEfx & @JoeCaramagna is a great examples of an event sticking its landing while setting next stage to come!
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #1
Something is Killing the Children #1: Pen & Ink is a black and white “process” version issue #1 that is a unique visual experience filled with commentary that is great for longtime fans and news ones alike! @JamesTheFourth @wertherscut @boomstudios #siktc
DetailsCarnage #14
Carnage #14(Paknadel, Galan, Sabbatini, Arciniega, Sabino) plateaus with an uneventful middle chapter that is uplifted by expressive interior art and stellar writing of Miles Morales. #Marvel #Carnage
DetailsWolverine #34
As Weapons of X reaches its penultimate issue, the length of its story has become a deadly weight on the overall story’s quality. With the stakes at an all time shrug, any enjoyment to be found in this issue comes from Percy’s excellent moment to moment writing, but not the overall tale.
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #27
The Amazing Spider-Man #27 has tonally jarring setups, surface level wrap ups, and some decently written human interactions that could mark a change in a title for the better.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #50
It’s the end to the longest running Captain Marvel title in a decade, as Kelly Thompson gives us a teary eyed send off. Thank you for taking us along on this journey. @79semifinalist, #JavierPina & @davizlopez!
DetailsSuperman: Birthright
RETRO REVIEW: A look back at the 2003-2004, 12-issues series, DC Comics’ “Superman: Birthright.” #Superman #ComicWatch #DCComics
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