The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #1
asks what would happen if Indiana Jones became a detective instead of a professor. The result is thirty-odd pages of nostalgic pulp and gorgeous noir. @christophcondon.bsky.social @thatjacobphillips.bsky.social #DCComics #Vertigo
DetailsPhantom of the Opera #1
offers a bold and haunting new interpretation of a legendary Gothic figure. Simmonds’ artwork is gorgeously grim, but perplexing adaptational choices and a one-note approach to horror keep the comic from being pitch-perfect. @ImageComics @Skybound
DetailsDIE: Loaded #4
offers plenty more profound meditations on parenthood and gaming. It also reminds us why we’re drawn to games in the first place: because they’re good fun. And so is DIE: Loaded. @ImageComics
DetailsDIE: Loaded #2
offers readers a visually striking meditation on art and the people who make it. It also strongly implies Stephanie Hans is an art goddess, and who am I to disagree? @ImageComics
DetailsDIE: Loaded #1
is a contemplative and dazzling meditation on parenthood, creation, and mortality from one of comics’ dream teams. @kierongillen.bsky.social @stephaniehans.sky.social @ImageComics
DetailsThe Mortal Thor #3
is an unevenly paced installment that establishes a fascinating central dynamic between Thor’s former alter egos. #Thor #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Mortal Thor #1
paints a bold, electrifying picture of Thor’s—or shall I say Sigurd’s—future. @alewingpromotes.bsky.social #Thor #MortalThor #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Power Fantasy #11
provides a tense, methodically paced conclusion to the series’ nerve-shattering second arc. @kierongillen.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics
DetailsImmortal Thor #25
is a monumental farewell issue that sets the stage beautifully for the new series next month. #AlEwing #Thor #ImmortalThor #MarvelComics
DetailsImmortal Thor #24
is the sort of tale that leaves you buzzing, breathless, and desperate for more. The Mead of Poetry may be a myth, but I still suspect #AlEwing may have had some. #Thor #MarvelComics #ImmortalThor
DetailsThe Power Fantasy #9
packs a punch even when its characters are trying their best not to. Never has magenta felt so haunting. @kierongillen.bsky.social @casparw.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics.com
DetailsThe Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt #1
is light on mystery, but has charm and comedy in spades. From start to finish, Shauna’s adventure had me in stitches. @DarkHorseComics
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