The Will of Doom #1: A Clumsy Follow-Up
The Will of Doom #1
substitutes typical comic action for complicated examination of the world after Doom. Solid artwork doesn’t make up for shaky narrative. #Doom #MarvelComics
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Rogue Sun #31: College Trip Shenanigans
Rogue Sun #31
Rogue Sun is at its best when it remembers that Dylan is still a teenager with all the self-absorbed priorities that most teenagers have. This is exactly what happens in Rogue Sun #31 as Dylan takes a college road trip! @ThatRyanParrott @ImageComics
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Racer X #4: Family Ties
Racer X #4
dives deeper into Racer X’s history with his family than any issue yet. @Manruss, Nuno Plati, and @LGiadaMarchisio keep deliver another winner of this character oriented series. @MadCaveStudios
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Terrorbytes #3: Glitchy Justice
Terrorbytes #3
sends its main character Ezra to a glitchy prison after a 14 second trial. @Manruss, @a_ponticelli, and Ellie Wright deliver a worrisome tale about technology that controls our lives running amok. @MadCaveStudios
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Space Ghost #6: Jace, Jan, and the Space Vampires
Space Ghost #6
gets as close to horror as the series ever has with the introduction of space vampires! More than that, @Peposed delivers the Jace and Jan centric story yet. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
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Synthetics Volume One #2: The Way Humanity Ends
Synthetics Volume One #2
is largely an exercise in world building. Straczynski does advance the synthetic human storyline, especially the technical scifi aspects. But for the most part he concerns himself with the world in which this larger story is taking place. @DarkHorseComics
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Our Soot Stained Heart #1: Have an Un-Merry Christmas
Our Soot Stained Heart #1
combines steampunk, folklore, and myth to the absolute inverse of the Christmas season. This story is the richest, most complicated “holiday” comic on the shelves this year. @MadCaveStudios
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Green Lantern Corps #11: Too Many Cooks
Green Lantern Corps
continues multiple story threads in the wake of The Starbreaker Supremacy. As good as those are, they suffer when combined with multiple, uneven artists. #DCComics #GreenLanternCorps
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Batgirl #14: Messy but Good
Batgirl #14
continues the series’ strong run with intense action and strong character development. @TateBrombal, @StephenSegovia, @rainberedo, and @TENapolitano.
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Giant Size Criminal #1: Perfect Crime Fiction
Giant Size Criminal #1
dives back into Ed Brubaker & Sean Phillips’ rich Criminal world with a new, stand-alone story. It’s a winner from two kings of mystery and crime fiction.
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Speed Racer #5: The Biggest Race Yet
Speed Racer #5
wraps up storylines from the first four issues and sets the stage for even more. All the action you can handle from @Peposed, @Tinto83Tinto, @RexLokus, and Buddy Beaudoin. @MadCaveStudios #SpeedRacer
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Wild Animals #5: The Truth
Wild Animals #5
sends the series out on an extremely high note. @edbrisson, @andykuhn, and @deezoid’s crime series ends as it began: with complicated character exploration and hard to confront moral ambiguity. @MadCaveStudios
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