Red Mother #3: Horror is Where the Heart Is
Red Mother #3
Red Mother #3 (Haun, Luckert, Dukeshire) offers a beautiful balance of humanity, mystery, and monstrosity. It also proves this title is still worth keeping an eye on.
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Tartarus #1: Not Your Father’s Sci-Fi
Tartarus #1
Tartarus #1 (Christmas, Cole) offers readers a refreshingly diverse and complex world to sink their teeth into. Equal parts driving plot and intricate art, this story is one to keep an eye on.
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Crowded #11: Unrequited Love and Unsafe Sects
Crowded #11
Crowded #11 (Sebela, Stein, Brandt, Farrell, Rae) is a masterclass in space. With walls closing in and everything getting worse, Crowded only gets better.
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Ant-Man #1: Buzzing with Energy
Ant-Man #1
Funny and fast-paced, Ant-Man #1 (Wells, Burnett, Spicer, Petit) may be small but it still packs a punch.
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Adler #1: An Ambitious Penny Dreadful
Adler #1
At its finest, Adler #1 (Lavie Tidhar, Paul McCaffrey) is a delightful penny-dreadful inspired by Victorian fiction. Yet, an unbalanced narrative and “same face syndrome” may make you wish you’d read the books that inspired it instead. For now, Adler’s biggest mystery is what anyone should expect from it.
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