X-Corp #4: What Are We Fighting For?
X-Corp #4
This issue is a candy-colored glimpse of corporate espionage, delivered mutant-style.
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Marauders #23: Click Click, Boom Boom
Marauders #23
Marauders #23 is a fun read, with good art and an enjoyable story. What more could you ask for in a comic? @GerryDuggan @FiorelliIvan @rainberedo @CoryPetit @Marvel #XMen #Marauders #Krakoa
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Way of X #5: The Way, the Truth, and the Life
Way of X #5
Way of X #5’s ending redeemed a great many faults of previous issues, & did so in a way that brimmed with revelation, genuine terror, & stellar art. I just can’t wait to see what happens in the finale! @sispurrier @RobotJQ @javiertartaglia @Marvel #XMen
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Kang the Conqueror #1: Kang Sees the Time Knife
Kang the Conqueror #1
Kang the Conquerer #1 has sharp writing from @JacksonLanzing & @cpkelly and brilliant art by @CarlosMagno1312 make this beginning into a miniseries that you don’t want to miss. Don’t wait for the trade! @Marvel #Kang
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Superman: Red & Blue #6: Tricolor Delight
Superman: Red & Blue #1
Superman: Red & Blue #6 takes a premise that has become something of a gimmick among the Big Two, the monochrome anthology, and elevates it into something approaching high art. #DCComics @TomKingTK @RexOgle @PaoloMRivera @stevepughcom #Superman
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Batman/Catwoman #6: Who’s Afraid of the Bechdel Test?
Batman/Catwoman #6
In @DCComics’ Batman/Catwoman #6, fine art elevates this flawed but deeply interesting story. By @TomKingTK @Clay_Mann_ @tomeu_morey #ClaytonCowles #DCComics #Batman #Catwoman
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FCBD: Batman and Robin and Howard Flipbook Preview
FCBD: Batman and Robin and Howard Flipbook Preview!
FCBD: Batman and Robin and Howard Flipbook: These are two artistically different, but thematically complimentary stories, well composed and beautifully illustrated, that will definitely appeal to young children. #FCBD @DCComics #Batman
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THE POPE’S COMICS: Opening The Refrigerator: Examining The Use Of Women And Other Non-Men As Plot
In this article, we’ll explore the ways in which the tropes highlighted on Gail Simone’s website, ‘Women In Refrigerators’, have evolved over the years — for better or worse. CW: this article deals with Rape, Mutilation, and Imprisonment.
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FCBD Suicide Squad: King Shark #1: Blood in the Water
FCBD Suicide Squad: King Shark #1
FCBD: Suicide Squad: King Shark #1 ( @HackinTimSeeley @ScottKolins ) Joyful, casually brutal art, and a fun story elevate this book to something that is a lot better than you’d expect for a product that’s meant to be given away for free. @DCComics #FCBD
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The Nice House On The Lake #3: I Hold With Those Who Favor Fir
The Nice House On The Lake #3
The Nice House on the Lake #3 ( @JamesTheFourth @AMartinezBueno #JordieBellaire) is a revelation. Horrors, existential, interpersonal, and cosmic, burst through the bloody pages of this book. It’s a shame that it’s only released once a month. @DCComics
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Deadpool: Black, White, and Blood #1: The Galloping Dead (SPOILER-FREE ADVANCED REVIEW)
Deadpool: Black, White, and Red #1
If you want to read a trio of hilarious, bloody, intestine-filled Deadpool stories, this is the book for you!
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Wolverine #14: Shadow Games
Wolverine #14
The story in #Wolverine #14 is a cinematic experience— Sergio Leone or Kurosawa by way of James Bond. By the time I got to the end, my appetite had merely been whetted.
@Benjamin_Percy @Adamkubert @frankmartinbox