Savage Avengers #4: That Thing Dies Now!
Savage Avengers #4
“Savage Avengers #4” continues what could be Marvel’s most underrated series with yet another violent and action-packed entry.
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ONCE & FUTURE #1: A Love That Dares Not Speak Its Own Name
ONCE & FUTURE #1
A mysterious group uses an ancient artifact to bring a hero of many back from the dead to gain power. An unlikely pair falls into a world of magic and mystical creatures in order to defeat a legendary threat.
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Fearless #1: The Fiercest Ladies of Marvel Unite!
Fearless #1
The fiercest ladies of Marvel unite!
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Conan the Barbarian #8: Coming Home
Conan the Barbarian #8
Conan rescues his dear Grandmother from the clutches of Thoth Amon!
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Harley Quinn #64: Harley Quinn Ain’t Yer Crossover Puppet
Harley Quinn #64
“Harley Quinn #64” is a near-perfect representation of what the character brings to the table for both DC and storytelling in comics.
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Event Leviathan #3: The Turning Point
Event Leviathan #3
Batman and company are bested by Red Hood and outsmarted by Amanda Waller. Waller has problems of her own. Who can come to her rescue?
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Batman #76: It’s All Fun and Games Until The Government Devolves to Totalitarianism
Batman # 76
We don’t really need another contemporary totalitarian dystopia, since we’re well on the way to living in one now, but this is proving to be a fun ride anyway.
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Firefly #8: Never Judge a Book By His Cover
FIREFLY #8
Firefly #8: As the crew of the Serenity try to gather their wayward companions they stumble unwittingly towards a war they may have created themselves.
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Invisible Woman #2: Secret Agent Woman
Invisible Woman #2
Sue Richards plays “Mrs. Peel” on a search for the man who would have wanted to be her “Steed”—if only Sue had been an Irish redhead.
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Punk Mambo #5: Soul Sisters
Punk Mambo #5
Everything about the writing/pacing of this story and the almost crude yet beautiful art is just a lethal one-two combo……Bunn and Gorham had to bring together that A-game fire to make sure her first outing was every bit as solid as it needed to be.
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Powers of X #2: Oh What a Tangled Web We Weave
Powers of X #2
It’s difficult to keep four plots spinning at the same pace over 34 pages, but Hickman manages it beautifully. The plot(s) all take a major kick-start in this issue, and the art is beautiful enough to be compelling on its own. If you haven’t already, pick this series up.
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Star Wars #70: From the Humdrum Adventures of Luke Skywalker
Star Wars 70: Rebels and Rogues Part III
The forces of the Rebellion gain little in their efforts to confuse and sidetrack the Empire. Instead, they end up getting confused and sidetracked themselves.
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