Olympia #3
Olympian #3 (Pires, Pires, Diotto, Cunniffe, Myers) takes a hard turn away from the tone of the first two issues, for an emotional sucker punch that leaves readers feeling concerned, but not compelled.
DetailsOlympia #2
While Olympia #2 (Pires, Diotto, Cunniffe, Myers) is attempting to develop some sort of nostalgic charm, it falls flat under the lightest scrutiny, relying too much on a mix of homage and shock value.
DetailsCrone #3
Crone #3 (Culver, Greenwood, Simpson, Brousseau) has finally and truly hooked me into Bliss’ story, in a way that the prior issues have been unable to. Definitely pick up this book if you’ve been hesitant thus far.
DetailsNomen Omen #4
Though a bit bogged down by exposition this issue, Nomen Omen #4 (Bucci, Camagni, Amelia) continues to keep readers intrigued and mystified.
DetailsHeart Attack #3
Heart Attack #3 (Kittelsen, Zawadski, Garland, Brousseau) continues to deliver with gut-punching relevance to the current world political scene.
DetailsBasketful of Heads #4
The team behind Basketful of Heads #4 (Hill, Leomacs, Stewart, Bennett) masterfully weaves a story through the use of dynamic art and realistic dialogue. This issue is a must read.
DetailsJoker: Killer Smile #2
Joker: Killer Smile #2 (Lemire, Sorrentino, Bellaire, Wands) takes us on a journey, all while daring us to not blink or look away, as we plummet off the terrifying precipice.
DetailsBasketful of Heads #3
A stressful, head-scratching (heh) issue, Basketful of Heads #3 (Hill, Leomacs, Stewart, Bennett) continues to deliver twists, turns, and terrors that make readers excited for more.
DetailsHeart Attack #2
In a world where many other comics are afraid to get too political, Heart Attack #2 (Kittelsen, Zawadzki, Garland, Brousseau) is a series for our times.
DetailsCriminal Macabre: The Big Bleed Out #1
Criminal Macabre: The Big Bleed Out #1 (Niles, Nemeth, Piekos) is an exciting, noirish new installment in the saga of Cal McDonald.
DetailsTales from the Dark Multiverse: The Judas Contract #1
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: The Judas Contract #1 (Higgins, Groom, Raney, Hi-Fi, Orzechowski) is an interesting take on the tale, but it lacks the same heart as the original story.
DetailsNomen Omen #3
Nomen Omen #3 (Bucci, Camagni, Amelia) lays the old world mythology on heavy in this intriguing journey into faeryland.
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