Green Lantern Corps #20
is both a follow-up to the Manhunter storyline and a transition to a new threat to the Corps. The creative team does a good job realizing the many different elements at play in the issue. #GreenLanternCorps #DCComics
DetailsDoomquest #4
reunites #Doom with the love of his life. North, Mobili, and D’Armata dive into Doom’s heart and deliver the best #Doomquest issue yet. #DoctorDoom #MarvelComics
DetailsBad Seeds Gotham Central #1
is a strong spiritual successor to the original Gotham Central despite being set against the big events of #BadSeeds. Cantwell, Phillips, and Carey deliver a winning tie-in to the big event. #Batman #GothamCentral #DCComics
DetailsRogue Sun #35
is built around Dylan’s attempt to rescue Byron following their recent college trip. It effectively concludes that story arc, spinning Dylan off in a surprising direction by the end. @ImageComics
DetailsBatgirl #23
moves fully beyond ninjas and the supernatural in favor of a completely approachable #BadSeeds tie-in. Brombal does mention these recent events in passing, but this is essentially a stand alone issue. #Batgirl #DCComics
DetailsDenver #1
sets up a dystopian world that has storytelling potential. Unfortunately a few key stumbles hold this first issue back. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsHammerfist #1
is an intense first issue. Remender, Epting, Hollingsworth, and Wooton deliver a gripping fusion of crime story and supernatural. #Hammerfist @ImageComics
DetailsPoison Ivy #47
sets the stage for Bad Seeds by taking the recent #PoisonIvy storylines to a head. Wilson’s story goes strong, and it’s satisfying to see Ivy fall victim to her own heavy handed actions. #BadSeeds #DCComics
DetailsBatman Bad Seeds Sunset #1
provides all the necessary backstory and setup for the latest #Batman event. Fraction, Wilson, Camuncoli, Rathburn, and Morey give the reader everything they need to know to get ready for Poison Ivy’s vengeance on Gotham. #Badseeds #DCComics
DetailsChachu #1
is an engaging riff on the neo-noir detective style. Vellani replaces cynicism with a wider eyed view of the world. Ignazzi and Belaire deliver rich visuals. @ImageComics
DetailsTerrorbytes #8
makes broader social commentary than the series usually does as it ponders just how stupid society’s approach to technology can be. @manruss @MadCaveStudios
DetailsGreen Lantern #37
is another lighthearted affair as @Spacekicker tells a story about why Kyle should stay off social media! #GreenLantern #DCComics
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