Thor and Loki: Double Trouble #4
Thor and Loki: Double Trouble #4 (Tamaki, Gurihiru, Maher) effortlessly sustains the energy and playfulness of previous issues. Disappointingly, its charm is undermined by a subtle but pervasive undercurrent of transphobia. #Marvel #Loki #Thor
DetailsMarvel Voices: Pride: “Early Thaw”
Marvel Voices: Pride – Early Thaw (@meakoopa @JavierGarron @Davcuriel @CommentAiry) is a tear-jerker about survivorship & the closet. It lovingly retcons old #XMen stories & is a reminder of what has drawn so many queer readers to them. @Marvel #Pride
DetailsMighty Valkyries #3
Mighty Valkyries #3 (Aaron, Grønbekk, De Iulis, D’Urso, Menyz, and Sabino) is often a feast for the eyes. However, the writers have perhaps bitten off more than they can chew. Hopefully, the next issue is a return to form.
DetailsDC Pride #1: “Be Gay, Do Crime”
DC Pride #1 presents “Be Gay, Do Crime!” by @SinaGrace @RoStein404 @ten_bendits @adityab It’s a fun, stylish story confronting systemic injustice and introduces a new queer character alongside Pied Piper, Drummer Boy! @DCComics #DCPride #CWPride
DetailsDC Pride #1: “Clothes Makeup Gift”
DC Pride #1’s “Clothes Makeup Gift” (@weredawgz @lisa_sterle @ErenAngiolini @Becca_See ) is a heartwarming and humorous piece of Flash fiction. It’s wonderful to see Earth-11’s nonbinary superhero growing into their own. #CWPride #DCPride @DCComics
DetailsDIE #16
DIE #16 (@kierongillen @HansStephanie @ClaytonCowles ) is a breathtaking and bloodcurdling plunge into a new genre. As always, DIE is a compelling read and its world remains with you long after you’ve left it. #ImageComics
DetailsThe Mighty Valkyries #1
The Mighty Valkyries #1 ( @jasonaaron @gronbekk @MattiaIulis @Erica_Durso @Menyz @JoeSabino ) begins two exciting Asgardian adventures. The primary tale is mouthwateringly cinematic, but both have tantalizing secrets urging readers to return. #Marvel
DetailsThor #14
Thor #14 (@Doncates @NicKlein @COLORnMATT @JoeSabino) is a brutal read worth every Thor fan’s time. Visceral & striking, it always puts its characters — who they have been and who they are becoming — above all else.
DetailsTartarus #10
In Tartarus #10 (@j_xmas @AndrewKrahnke @Hilzjenkins @CampbellLetters), the past hurtles into the present with an ambitious, action-packed conclusion. As Tartarus goes on an indefinite hiatus, readers are left to hope for its future. #ImageComics
DetailsThor and Loki: Double Trouble #1
Thor and Loki: Double Trouble #1 (@marikotamaki @Gurihiru and @CommentAiry) whisks young readers across the Bifröst while staying faithful to the characters and fun for older fans. While a tad slow to get going, it’s a shame how quickly it ends.
DetailsThor #12
Thor #12 (@Doncates, @NicKlein, @COLORnMATT, and @JoeSabino) shows a creative team in their element. As Donald Blake rips the world apart, the mix of humor, horror, and high stakes can only leave readers begging for more. #Marvel
DetailsThe Picture of Everything Else #1
The Picture of Everything Else #1 (Watters, Mohan, Bidikar) is an artistic tour de force soaked in blood, booze, terror, and homoerotic longing. Ending on a chilling cliffhanger, this is certainly a book worth keeping up with.
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