The Flash #34: Look to the Future
The Flash #34
sees the exploration of Flash’s newest ability in one of the most creative and entertaining ways possible, by #RyanNorth @gavinguidry @fxstudiocolor @Bertacious10 & @DCOfficial. #Flash
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Wonder Woman #34: She’s Got the Willpower
Wonder Woman #34
finally gives some explanation and credence to the Matriarch’s seamlessly unending power, making for a very satisfying chapter in this story arc, by @TomKingTK @Sampere_art @tomeu_morey #ClaytonCowles, & @DCOfficial. #WonderWoman
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Void Rivals #31: Skuxxoid Forever
Void Rivals #31
concludes a major character arc for Skuxxoid, reminding Raiders that he may just be the best part of this universe, by @robertkirkman @ConorHughes @LoreDeFelici #PatricioDelpeche @ruswooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound #EnergonUniverse
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Absolute Wonder Woman #21: Is Hope Lost?
Absolute Wonder Woman #21
sets up the future of its characters by reveling in the aftermath of the explosive end of the previous arc, by @79SemiFinalist #DillonSnook @Cleanlined #JordieBellaire @Becc_See, & @DCOfficial #WonderWoman
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Opinion: Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Controversy
The controversy surrounding Amazing Spider-Man #1000’s cover has boiled over into way more than it should have, bordering on lack of respect from the publisher. #SpiderMan #Amazing SpiderMan
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G.I. Joe #23: The Enemy of My Enemy…
G.I. Joe #23
blends character-driven storytelling, unexpected alliances, and world-expanding conflicts to deliver a mature and emotionally resonant entry in the Energon Universe, by @Williamson_Josh @AndreaMilanaArt #LeeLoughridge #RusWooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound
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Bleeding Hearts #5: Festival Time!
Bleeding Hearts #5
launches the Outbreak festival and pushes its characters toward a pivotal turning point, by @DenizCamp @StipanMorian #MattHollingsworth #HassanOtsmaneElhaou, & @DCOfficial #Vertigo
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Transformers #33: So Many Reveals
Transformers #33
offers strong character moments but is undermined by uneven pacing and universe-driven plot detours that distract from its emotional core, by @RobertKirkman @TheJasonHoward @DavidNakayama #MikeSpicer @RusWooton, & @Skybound @ImageComics #Transformers
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M.A.S.K. #1: Have M.A.S.K., Will Travel
M.A.S.K. #1
launches with a strong foundation, skillfully blending legacy elements with fresh storytelling and dynamic art, by @DanPGWatters @PyeParr #PierluigiCasolino @RusWooton, & @SkyboundEnt @ImageComics #EnergonUniverse
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Supergirl: Survive #1: In Space, No One Can Hear Krypton Explode
Supergirl: Survive #1
sets up an interesting take on a classic story, just in time for the new movie, by @TalestoAstonish @GrifSheridan @RodReis @LetteringBear, & @DCOfficial #Elseworlds
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Spider- Noir: It’s a Spider, See!?!
Spider- Noir
Spider-Noir transforms Spider-Man into a stylish and surprisingly emotional noir detective story, with Nicolas Cage delivering a performance that feels like the role was made specifically for him. @PrimeVideo @mgmplus @SonyPictures @Marvel #SpiderNoir
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The Flash #33: It’s Bond, James Bond
The Flash #33
concludes the most enjoyable Flash arc in the last few years by delving into the fun of the character and some Golden Age sensibilities, by @qwantz @gavinguidry @fxstudiocolor @Bertacious10 & @DCOfficial #Flash
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