Wolverine taught me that hairy dudes can still get the girl. Providence, Rhode Island professor and writer utilizing comic books in any way possible. If I'm not at a Dunkin Donuts, hiking, or at a concert, you can most likely find me walking to the comic book shop with an ice cold bottle of coke in hand. Follow me on Twitter @BroncoNova
John Constantine: Hellblazer #3
Simon Spurrier continues to show that he is the best man for the job on John Constantine: Hellblazer #3 (Spurrier, Campbell, Bellaire). The issue contains fun bus rides, new friends, a literature lesson on William Blake, and angels ready to rip you apart.
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Using the momentum started by the last few issues, Action Comics #1019 (Bendis, Romita Jr., Janson, Anderson) puts Lex Luthor and Leviathan front and center and shows who is in control and it doesn’t look good for Superman. Bendis and Romita Jr. continue to show that they are an incredible team.
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The hunt gets wilder in Lucifer #16 (Watters, Fiumara, McCaig) and shows that either Lucifer knows exactly what he is doing or absolutely no idea. The hunt seems to have a lot of moving pieces which causes more trouble for Lucifer.
DetailsThe Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage #2
The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage #2 (Lemire, Cowan, Sienkiewicz, Sotomayor) is a wild ride in the wild west thanks to an amazing creative team. A lot of questions are still being raised, but issue #2 provides enough action to tide you over until the next issue.
DetailsThe Dreaming #17
The Dreaming #17 (Spurrier, Evely, Lopes) covers a lot of ground within a little space. The issue’s three plots simultaneously expand and develop only to masterfully align in what may be one of the most memorable issues of The Dreaming.
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Action Comics #1018 (Bendis, Romita Jr., Janson, Anderson) has a lot going on. Besides a great start exploring Red Cloud’s beginnings, the rest of the issue feels scattered and full of teasers.
DetailsLucifer #15
Lucifer #15 (Watters, Blanco, Cunniffe) continues what I think will be a wild ride and not just because of the Wild Hunt. Well-written and paced, John Constantine takes the spotlight and gives readers a great look at how easy Lucifer can stir the pot.
DetailsThe Dreaming #16
The Dreaming #16 (Spurrier, Sauvage) answers a lot of questions. All of those answers will change the Dreaming forever. Keter’s infiltration of the Dreaming is a fascinating look at technology and efficiency clashing with storytelling and myth.
DetailsJohn Constantine: Hellblazer #1
John Constantine: Hellblazer #1 (Spurrier, Campbell, Bellaireare) takes the reader on a walk through the park that happens to be filled with murderous angels. A Constantine story that feels like it takes place in 2019, Spurrier and company are on to something great.
DetailsAction Comics #1017
Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr. reunite in Action Comics #1017 ( Bendis, Romita Jr., Janson, Anderson). What may feel like filler between Event Leviathan and Action Comics #1018, may also be a key part to something much bigger.
DetailsLucifer #14
Lucifer #14 (Watters, Blanco, Cunniffe) is a wild ride through dying stars to the English countryside that explores free will, house building, and the relationship between hunters and the hunted.
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