West Coast Avengers #5
backs off the humor a little bit to make room for a serious #Firestar character arc. @gerryduggan, Danny Kim, @Hesli_Arthur, and @JoeCaramagna deliver the series’ most well-rounded issue to date. #MarvelComics
DetailsDark Pyramid #1
starts off slow but eventually gets to the horror mystery story that series intends to tell.
DetailsRogue Sun #25
kicks off a new story arc that is perfect for new readers and very satisfying for old ones. @ThatRyanParrott and Nick Cotton continue Dylan’s complex character arc. Abel and Natália Marques fire on all cylinders for great visual storytelling. @ImageComics
DetailsHellverine #4
is an unfortunately uneven issue. What should be a strong story with Akihiro facing deep trauma related to his parents ultimately stumbles in several places. #Hellverine #MarvelComics
DetailsGreen Lantern Corps #2
revisits the ruins of Thanagar as Hawkwoman sees her devastated planet for the first time. @Moellennial, @spacekicker, Pasarin, Albert, and Prianto craft a strong, character oriented story for the series’ second entry.
DetailsSpace Ghost #11
features a battle royale the likes of which the series has never seen. @peposed, Jonathan Lau, @adalhouse, and Taylor Esposito bring back the Space Ghost’s enemies as the Council of Doom. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
DetailsJSA #5
is a fun and compelling continuation of the “Ragnarok” storyline, but is best read as part of the whole story rather than on its own. #JSA #DCComics
DetailsDoctor Strange of Asgard #1
isn’t a key One World Under Doom issue. But that hardly matters. @DerekLandy’s story is charming with a dry wit that works from beginning to end. @CarlosMagno1312 and Espen Grundetjern deliver dynamic action and enticing settings. A must try.
DetailsSecret Six #1
sounds like just one more hero/villain team-up book. But Nicole Maines turns it into a richer experience by focusing on characters’ trauma. Stephen Segovia, @rainberedo, and Steve Wands further elevate it with dynamic visuals.
DetailsSpace 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
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