Red Hulk #3
depicts the equal and opposite of Marvel’s big brains in @Benjamin_Percy’s visceral story about a soldier with a monster inside him. Further elevated by strong, detailed work from Geoff Shaw and @BryanValenza. #RedHulk #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Last Boy #2
continues the story of a perpetually young Peter Pan lost in a world that’s moving forward without him. @urbanbarbarian and Alessio Avallone deliver a fun take on a familiar fairy tale, turning it on its head. @boomstudios
DetailsArcana Royale #1
will probably appeal to fervent fans of supernatural horror. The art adds to the fun in that regard. But a lack of narrative detail hold it back from broad appeal.
DetailsOne World Under Doom #3
strays from the qualities that made the series first two issues effective and stumbles into predictability. Visually interesting, the story is surprisingly shallow. #Doom #MarvelComics
DetailsAbsolute Martian Manhunter #2
continues to showcase the power of the comic book medium with stunning art and color from @javiercaster. @DenizCamp’s chaotic and intriguing dialogue makes it a narrative page-turner as well. Skipping this series is skipping something special.
DetailsBuried Long, Long Ago #1
turns an unsolved historical murder spree into a bloody monster story. @Ant_Cleveland and @AlexCormack4 begin the story of the Belle Gunness murders in a comic horror fans will love. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsSuperior Avengers #1
introduces a new team of mighty heroes–all of them from an Earth timeline where Doom’s rule has flourished. @stevefoxe, @Marescaluca, and @iacono_mattia showcase familiar characters as you’ve never seen them before. #OWUD #MarvelComics
DetailsResurrection Man Quantum Karma #1
Burning alive or being electrocuted may be terrible ways to die. But is it so bad if the result is resurrecting with the power to create fire or throw electrical bolts? Only @therightram @adityab @an_anandrk know for sure! #DCComics #ResurrectionMan
DetailsDoom’s Division #1
brings Tiger Division back as the series’ creative team takes a detailed look at what Doom’s Pax Victoris means elsewhere in the world. #MarvelComics
DetailsFar Down Below #1
recalls an old sci-fi/monster story feel as Condon and Schall take the reader (and a small expedition) into the mysterious Hollow Earth. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsAbsolute Martian Manhunter #1
isn’t just a “can’t miss”–it’s an absolute “must have.” @javiercaster’s explosion of coloring is a major component, critical even in-universe. The art is just as compelling, driven by a @DenizCamp story that goes deep on why people are like they are.
DetailsThe Last Boy #1
Peter Pan is the boy who never grows up. And time never passes in his home of Neverland. But just because time doesn’t pass doesn’t mean characters can’t change, which is exactly what happens in The Last Boy #1! @boomstudios
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