Terrorbytes #2: Too Real
Terrorbytes #2
delivers a disturbing story that hits a little too close to home in this age of developing AI. @MarkLondonMCS, @oOArkadyOo, @jaocanola, and Mangual knock this out of the park. @MadCaveStudios
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One World Under Doom #9: Ideas and Sentiments
One World Under Doom #9
brings the event to a close in spectacular fashion. The Earth shattering conflict of ideals turns into a love story at the very end. North writes a stunning final issue. @RyanQNorth @RB_Silva @Dav_Curiel #MarvelComics #OWUD
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Racer X #3: Ambiguous Racing
Racer X #3
delivers more action than the series to this point, but it never abandons the complex character development at the series’ core. Continued strong work from @Manruss, Plati, @LGiadaMarchisio, Nicola Righi & @Bertacious10. @MadCaveStudios
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Space Ghost #5: There Is Only The War
Space Ghost #5
is almost non-stop action as it wraps up the Space Sharks/Crystalline Empire war from the previous issue. @Pepose, Lau, Dalhouse, and Esposito drop one of their best pure action issues in the series’ run.
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Sergio Leone – The Revolution of the Western: A Movie Making Legend, Illustrated
Sergio Leone – The Revolution of the Western
is a captivating telling of Sergio Leone’s life and his revitalization of Western movies. Amazing Améziane pairs a story told in Leone’s own words with page turning artwork. @ComicsTitan
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Red Hulk #10: A Worthy, Character Driven Ending
Red Hulk #10
caps off a series full of excitement and rich character exploration with an impressive final issue. @Benjamin_Percy, Gabriel Guzman, and Bryan Valenza send #RedHulk go out with a bang. #MarvelComics
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Fantastic Four #5: A Weak Tale of Friendship
Fantastic Four #5
delivers a fun a enough detective story. The Sue oriented character story that accompanies it is less successful, though. delivers a fun a enough detective story. The Sue-oriented character story that accompanies it is less successful, though. #FantasticFour #InvisibleWoman #BlackCat #MarvelComics
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Synthetics Volume One #1: Big Ideas
Synthetics Volume One #1
Straczynski kicks things off with a few pages touching on existentialism and metaphysics. Big ideas lead into a recognizable story: of an Earth no longer capable of sustaining human life, and synthetic bodies replacing doomed human ones. @darkhorsecomics
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Age of Apocalypse Turns 30 Part 3: The Teachers are In(sane?)
Another batch of first issues continue to flesh out Apocalypse’s world. But more importantly, Shadowcat and Colossus might be the most insane teachers ever. #XMen #AgeofApocalypse #MarvelComics
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Fantastic Four #4: Perception
Fantastic Four #4
returns the series to what it’s best at: fun stories about the team, the family, and wacky scientific problems. @ryannorth.ca, Humberto Ramos, and Victor Olazaba deliver a great issue for new and old readers alike. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics
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Green Lantern #28: Funny and New
Green Lantern #28
lays the foundation for the series’ next big storylines. @spacekicker blends his new big ideas with a healthy dose of humor. @VKMarion’s art brings new energy to the book. A great jumping on point for new readers. #GreenLantern #DCComics
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Speed Racer: Tales from the Road #1: A Pair of Great Stories
Speed Racer: Tales from the Road #1
kicks off a new anthology series in Mad Cave’s Speed Racer world. @MarkLondonMCS and @SebastianPiriz deliver an introspective and exciting Racer X story. @Peposed and @AlessioZonno round the issue out with a fun and lighthearted backup. @MadCaveStudios
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