Void Rivals #26
feels like it moves a bit too slow for a high stakes story arc, although the art is outstanding, by @robertkirkman @AndreiBressan @LoreDeFelici #PatricioDelpeche @ruswooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound #EnergonUniverse
DetailsAbsolute Batman #16
Batman’s last option for a cure is to turn to a god for help, but will he have to descend into the depths of hell to get it? @Ssnyder1835 #NickDragotta #FrankMartin #ClaytonCowles @DCOfficial #DCComics #Batman #DCAllin
DetailsSuperman #34
Lois Lane and Superman Prime must bring their new knowledge to the Time Trapper. But will they make it in time? (@Williamson_Josh) #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent @DCOfficial
DetailsG.I. Joe #18
is another excellent standalone entry in this series, growing the world and establishing its plethora of wonderful characters, by @Williamson_Josh @MarcoFoderà #LeeLoughridge #RusWooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound #GIJoe
DetailsAbsolute Martian Manhunter #8
throws a lot at the reader in what might be the series’ most captivating issue yet. @DenizCamp and @javiercaster continue to produce one of comics’ truly unique books. #DCComics #MartianManhunter
DetailsAbsolute Wonder Woman #16
is an excellent continuation to this series that introduces its most compelling villain yet, by @79SemiFinalist @Cleanlined #JordieBellaire @Becc_See, & @DCOfficial #WonderWoman #DCComics
DetailsAstro Quantum #1
creates a space-faring sci-fi world that mingles Moby Dick storytelling signposts with broader themes of classism and ecology. @andreamutti9 and Arturo Fabra deliver an ambitious first issue. @MadCaveStudios
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The 30th anniversary look at Age of Apocalypse continues (even if it’s now technically 31)… “We sat around and we started talking if you could start things from soup to nuts who would get what characters and what character go in what books.” #XMen
DetailsThe Power Fantasy #15
Eliza has lost touch with God, and the church is burning. The doorway to hell awaits the world. @ImageComics
DetailsInglorious X-Force #1
(Seeley, Sta Maria, Fajardo Jr, Caramagna) dances smartly between nostalgia fest and a modern era story thanks to excellent dialogue and great art! @hackinTimSeeley @rFajardoJr #XForce #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsDC K.O.: Green Lantern Galactic Slam #1
Takes a flying leap of the top turnbuckle and misses not only as a finisher but as a high-flying maneuver leaving little impact for the K.O. story arc. #DCComics
DetailsAssorted Crisis Events #8
doesn’t miss a beat as the creative team continue to give readers another perfect comic that uses the format to its fullest in tell another compelling story @DenizCamp @ericxyz @ImageComics
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