Space Ghost #9: Triumphant
Space Ghost #9
is a triumphant issue. Work from the entire creative team is integral to this outstanding issue. @peposed #JonathanLau @adalhouse #SpaceGhost @DynamiteComics
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Prairie Gods #4: A Dialogue Fencing Match
Prairie Gods #4
is a study in building tension and mood purely through dialogue on the way to delivering another compelling stand alone story in the town of Broadacres. @ShaneCvolk @MadCaveStudios
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In Bloom #2: Beautifully Elevated
In Bloom #2
deepens the mystery about the bloom murders and presents even more questions about this world. Conrad and Pearson take full advantage of the medium to add dimension and tension to the story and the storytelling. @boomstudios @michaelwconrad @JohnJPearson
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Behemoth #1: Another Monster Attack
Behemoth #1
sets up a promising kaiju-like monster story but with a somewhat standard fare first issue. #Behemoth #DarkHorseComics
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Catwoman #71: It’s Still Early
Catwoman #71
.@Grønbekk delivers an effective fusion of crime story and detective story as she kicks off her second story arc. Ignazzi and Delpeche elevate it with an enticing and classic-feeling visual style. @IgnazziMarianna @PatricioDelpec1
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Hellverine #1: Flaming Akihiro Served Well Done
Hellverine #1
Percy, Ienco, and Valenza delivers a first issue with a lot of potential. Hellverine #1 is a strong start and promises a lot for the future. #Hellverine #MarvelComics @Benjamin_Percy @Raffaele_Ienco @BryanValenza
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Space Ghost #8: Old Enemies
Space Ghost #8
brings back an old enemy that helped define who Space Ghost is. Pepose and Lau take the best look yet at Space Ghost’s past and how it shaped him. @peposed #jonathanlau @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
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Juvenile #1: Life and Death as a Teenager
Juvenile #1
introduces a world where teenagers die before becoming adults. An intriguing idea is made all the better by top notch, storytelling color work. @ImageComics
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Long Cold Winter #1: A Bright, Suffocating Future
Long Cold Winter #1
carries the potential for an ecological themed sci-fi western. But it’s gorgeous, detailed, colorful art that makes for a memorable first issue. @MadCaveStudios
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You Never Heard Of Me #1: Good Days and Bad Days
You Never Heard Of Me #1
sets up an intriguing supernatural series. But especially compelling is Will’s story, a very a recognizable tale of teenage growth and angst. (Zanfardino, Romboli) @DarkHorseComics
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Standstill #3: Time For Cruelty
Standstill #3
What wouldn’t you do if you could stop time? In Ryker Ruel’s case, the answer seems to be “Almost nothing.” Standstill’s time-stopping main character grows still more selfish and malevolent in Standstill #3! @ImageComics
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DMZ Part 4: Which True Scotsman?
DMZ follows up the intense “Body of a Journalist” arc with two standalone issues. A quiet, easy to read guidebook tells you all about the DMZ. And Zee’s origin story is a good reminder that the loudest isn’t always the most righteous.
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