Space Ghost #10
pays off the series’ steady and ongoing character development with a shocking look from the future. @Peposed, Jonathan Lau, @adalhouse, and Taylor Esposito deliver one of the strongest issues from a consistently strong series. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
DetailsPop Kill #1
is a romp of a first issue from. Johnson, Palmiotti, Santacruz, and Reber dip into the absurd, delivering a first issue that not Earth shattering but has potential.
DetailsGreen Lantern #20
is a touch uneven with its storytelling, but very effective nonetheless. @spacekicker splits time between a spectrum battle and treasure hunt romp. @j4ckherbert and Fajardo Jr more than deliver on with detailed and vivid artwork. #GreenLantern #DCComics
DetailsAbsolute Wonder Woman #5
wraps up the series’ first story arc with an appeal to character and emotion from Kelly Thompson. Hayden Sherman and Jordie Bellaire provide even more heft. The series is off to a good start.
DetailsRed Hulk #1
drops in on Thunderbolt Ross deep in one of Doom’s cells. Will Doom break him? Or will Red Hulk stage a prison break? @Benjamin_Percy, Geoff Shaw, @BryanValenza, and Cory Petit deliver a tense tie-in issue. #RedHulk
DetailsDoom Academy #1
welcomes students from recent Strange Academy series. It’s a fun issue for readers familiar with the characters’ and their backgrounds, but it is an uneven start as a “One World Under Doom” tie-in series. #DrDoom #MarvelComics
DetailsStandstill #7
continues the series’ evolution away from a time travel shenanigans revenge story. Unfortunately character evolution doesn’t keep pace. #ImageComics
DetailsBug Wars #1
kicks off a new fantasy epic that takes place right beneath your feet. @jasonaaron, @MahmudAsrar, Matthew Wilson, and @Becca_See craft a story about a war on one world and a troubled family in another. @ImageComics
DetailsGreen Lantern Corps #1
is a fun first issue that spends more time establishing a series and a story than going for a spectacle. @Moellennial, @spacekicker, Pasarin, Albert, and Prianto deliver a solid start for the new series. #DCComics #GreenLanternCorps
DetailsGreen Lantern #19
is a reasonable recruitment drive issue for the new “Fractured Spectrum Saga” that also suffers from significant missteps. #DCComics #DCAllIN #GreenLantern
DetailsSeasons #1
kicks off a serious mystery with an almost whimsical comedy of errors. Remender, @paulazaceta, and Lopes deliver a fun and funny first issue sure to hold your interest. @ImageComics
DetailsKill Train #1
sets the stage for an action horror series with a surprisingly bright and at times amusing first issue. Cuartero-Briggs, Niosi, and D’Angelo deliver an easily accessible first issue. @MadCaveStudios
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