Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #5
Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #5 (Cloonan, Conrad, Bonvillain, Bowland) is a powerful one-shot story that feels like a love letter to all things Doom Patrol. Don’t miss this book.
DetailsStrange Skies Over East Berlin #2
Strange Skies Over East Berlin #2 (Loveness, Estherren, Delpeche) is a deeply satisfying artistic step forward in an emotionally driven psychological thriller.
Details“Hellmouth” continues in Buffy #9 (Bellaire, Lopez, Angulo)… sort of. See what the rest of the Scooby Gang has been up to while all hell has been breaking loose from the Hellmouth! Warning: it’s depressing.
DetailsDeath’s Head #1-4
In Death’s Head #1-4 (Howard, Zama, Sobreiro) the art team sets the perfect mood while the story drives in an enjoyable story guided by a great grasp of the characters’ voices. Death’s Head is a hard book to not like.
DetailsTales from the Dark Multiverse: Blackest Night #1
Tales of the Dark Multiverse: Blackest Night (Seeley, Hotz) captures the spirit of the original story while showing just how easily it could have all gone wrong. Then it goes further.
DetailsWWE Then. Now. Forever Volume 4 TPB
Have you ever wondered what Shawn Michaels was thinking as he was about to superkick Ric Flair? Or how the legendary team of Money, Inc. was formed? Then check out my review of WWE: Then. Now. Forever. Volume 4 TPB (Singh, Goode)
DetailsThe Magnificent Ms. Marvel #9
The best thing about The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #9 (Ahmed, Jung, Vlasco, Herring) is that it left me incredibly excited for the next issue. Big things are happening and I just didn’t want this issue to end when it did. What more could you ask for, really?
DetailsRobotech Remix #2
I dive deep into the world of Robotech. Or should I say RobotechS? Find out when I analyze Robotech Remix #2 (Fletcher, Damaso)
DetailsMiles Morales: Spider-Man #12
Miles Morales Spider-Man #12 (Ahmed, Garron, Curiel, Petit) plays out in a rather predictable fashion, but it still entertains with plenty of action and brilliant artwork!
DetailsLois Lane #5 (Rucka, Perkins): as the pieces of the puzzle slowly come together, Lois closes in on whoever killed a fellow journalist – and then her!
DetailsFamily Tree #1
With its unique premise and stand-out art style, Family Tree (Lemire, Hester) begins an interesting journey that displays what lengths a family will go to keep one of their own safe.
DetailsRunaways #26
Runaways #26 (Rowell, Genolet) is a good, solid effort, but not exactly necessary.
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