X-Force #1: Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
X-Force #1
If you like your X-Books to be a little darker and morally murky than Red or Uncanny, this is a great series to pick up.
DetailsX-Force #1
If you like your X-Books to be a little darker and morally murky than Red or Uncanny, this is a great series to pick up.
DetailsShards Volume Two
Shards is an anthology composed of many diverse voices telling stories which vary dramatically in terms of subject matter but which all spring from honest human emotions and which were composed with passion and heart.
DetailsTom Taylor’s phenomenal run on X-Men: Red was more than a good story paired with wonderful art, it was an allegory for the monsters currently stalking our world — as well the golden thread which will lead us all out of the labyrinth.
DetailsBatman #61
King starts off this new arc with a level of structural narrative complexity that is perfect for the medium — and thus far unequalled in the form. There’s also a surprising amount of well-executed violence.
DetailsBatman Annual #3
With this issue, Tom Taylor has added another, fascinating, dimension to the Bat-mythos. Parental love, and the function of compassion, are the primary themes. Oh yeah. And Alfred beats up a bunch of baddies while wearing a Halloween mask. That happens, too.
DetailsDeadpool #7
The art is beautifully rendered — and joyfully disgusting. The story is a bit like a Simpsons episode after a hit of meth.
DetailsX-Men: The Exterminated
Cable never appeared as a grown man, even in flashbacks, but he was finely drawn in his absence. There was a gaping hole in the center of this narrative, and that hole served as the story’s living heart.
DetailsBatman #60
Carefully constructed, psychologically nuanced, and tinged with humour of the blackest, bleakest variety, this issue adds another layer of paint to the mural declaring Tom King the best Batman writer in decades.
DetailsBatman #59
Bane sets out to break something more valuable to Batman than his spine.
DetailsThor #7
This is a beautifully written, beautifully rendered, unfortunately sexist book.
DetailsDeadpool #6
Existential crises are only fun when they’re happening to other people.
DetailsBatman #58
Penguins, poetry, and plentiful punching: what more do you need?
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