Buffy the Vampire Slayer #12 (Bellaire, Lopez, Angulo) is chock-full of unearned character beats, ill-defined art, and vague plot contortions, showing that maybe the time isn’t right after all for a new, rebooted vision of the Slayer and her crew after all if this is the result. Disappointing to say the least.
DetailsJudge Dredd Progs 2167-2168
The Future Crimes Unity story in Judge Dredd Progs 2167-2168 (McConville, Lynch, Boswell, Parkhouse) is a great example of classic Dredd with a flair of unpredictable justice for good measure, delivering action, intrigue and even a touch of humor!
DetailsBatman and the Outsiders #10
Batman and the Outsiders #10 (Hill, Soy, Gandini) takes it easy and has a beach day. Preluding what will be an exciting fight on the beach, this issue moseys followed by a little action from Black Lightning.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #39
Amazing Spider-Man #39 (Spencer, Coello, Reber) sees Spidey sit down across the table from JJJ. The results? Exactly what you’d expect.
DetailsBlackwood: The Mourning After #1
Blackwood: The Mourning After #1 (Dorkin, Fish, Fish, McKenna) makes the supernatural feel natural where a recently deceased friend might not be so deceased. The creative team delivers relatable writing and stunning visuals that will have readers feeling like they are one of the gang.
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Identity Crisis
Join Comic Watch for a spoiler-free look back at the Identity Crisis mini-series—a masterful superhero morality tale, wrapped in a compelling and disturbing whodunit from the mind of award winning author Brad Meltzer and an all-star team.
DetailsHarley Quinn and the Birds of Prey #1
The long awaited return of Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti pays off in a big way with Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey #1 (Conner, Palmiotti, Mounts, Hill), a spectacular story that is incredibly heartfelt and of course, wacky as hell!
DetailsRai #4
Rai #4 (Abnett, Ryp, Dalhouse, Sharpe): Before Fallen World it was hard to imagine another artist/art team living up to the high bar set with previous Rai books, but Ryp and Dalhouse are stepping up to the plate every issue and knocking it right out of the park.
DetailsSuperman: Heroes #1
Superman: Heroes #1 (Bendis, Fraction, Rucka, Maguire, Lieber, Perkins, Norton, Godlewski) is a well constructed comic by a gaggle of comics superstars that many fans will enjoy but isn’t necessarily must-read material for the new era of Superman comics.
DetailsThe Dreaming # 18
The Dreaming #18 (Spurrier, Sauvage) continues to brilliantly add to the Sandman Universe with a visually gorgeous issue that is fast-paced and certainly unforgettable.
DetailsRed Agent: Island of Dr. Moreau #2
Red Agent: Island of Dr. Moreau #2 leans heavy into the action spy genre with plenty of great character moments, but could benefit from a more serious approach to its themes.
DetailsSpider-Verse #5
Spider-Verse (Gage, Ferreyra, Sabino) #5 is a fantastically moody issue, somber in tone, and almost all done in black & grey. Think of it as a goth kid & a comic book had a baby.
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