X-Men ’97 Season 2: Episodes 1-3: An Astonishing Start
X-Men ’97
X-Men ’97 comes out swinging with an incredible three-episode premiere! #XMen #XMen97 #XForce
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Neighborhood Watch #3: Slowly Unraveling
Neighborhood Watch #3
balances wit with mounting suspense. The duo of Gailey and Haining continues to deliver one of the best mysteries on the comic shelf. @BoomStudios
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Beast of Borikén #1: Comic Book Folklore as Resistance
Beast of Borikén #1
turns real Puerto Rican history into a monster comic. Anta and Irizarri crafted a story that is uniquely tied to the Puerto Rican experience. @DarkHorseComics
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Moonstar #4: Sometimes Less is More
Moonstar #4
slows things down in the best way: it finally puts characters over plot. #Moonstar #NewMutants #XMen #MarvelComics
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Generation X-23 #5: Fun But Forgettable
Generation X-23 Issue #5
is a fun but ultimately meaningless adventure. The character writing on Laura is good, but the rest of the comic is unfortunately nothing of value. #XMen #Wolverine #MarvelComics
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Wolverine #22: Been Here Before, Bub
Wolverine #22
Wolverine is stuck without his healing factor again. Will this time be any different? #Wolverine #XMen #MarvelComics
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Universal Monsters: Blood of the Wolf Man #1: A Faithful, Subtle Reimagining
UNIVERSAL MONSTERS :BLOOD OF THE WOLF MAN #1
takes elements from the original 1941 film and incorporates them into a new story. The comic lays the seeds for a story that could truly stand up to the original. @Williamson_Joshua @Leomacs @Skybound @ImageComics
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Inglorious X-Force #6: Finding Its Footing
Inglorious X-Force #6
Issue #6 is the strongest entry in the series so far. The team finally operates in the espionage environment that #XForce is known for. #XMen #MarvelComics
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Fall of the House of Slaughter #2: The Bare Minimum
Fall of the House of Slaughter #2
does just enough to get by. In a genre demanding nuance and visual storytelling, just enough isn’t enough. #SIKTC @BoomStudios
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Gehenna in Tokyo #1: A Stunningly Unfulfilled Contract
Gehenna In Tokyo (One-Shot)
Marco Ferrari, Patrick Kindlon, and Atsuji Yamamoto all bring their A-game with Gehenna to Tokyo. The one-shot label didn’t get the memo! @ImageComics
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Wolverine #21: A Breath of Fresh Air
Wolverine #21
Saladin Ahmed and Julius Ohta deliver a welcome breather issue that puts Wolverine and Nightcrawler’s friendship front and center. #Wolverine #MarvelComics #XMen
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Godzilla #11: A Stunning Yet Shaky Issue
Godzilla #11
features some of the most stunning art the Kai-Sei Era has produced. The plot, on the other hand, is predictable and keeps the story from reaching its full potential. #Godzilla @IDWPublishing
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