The 30th anniversary look at Age of Apocalypse continues (even if it’s now technically 31)… “We sat around and we started talking if you could start things from soup to nuts who would get what characters and what character go in what books.” #XMen
DetailsRogue Sun #32
Parallel storytelling continues in Rogue Sun #32. Aurie’s conflict with Mr. Poe’s forces moves forward while Dylan’s college trip offers both growth and intrigue. The divided storylines work particularly well for Dylan’s portion of the issue. @ImageComics
DetailsFantastic Four #7
balances the overly wholesome and lightly funny as Ryan North and Humberto Ramos focus a story on the series younger, extended cast–the Junior Fantastic Four. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics
DetailsTerrorbytes #4
delivers another creepy story of AI gone. @MarkLondonMCS and Val Halvorson ask whether people would even notice if their technology started lying to them. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsSpeed Racer: Tales from the Road #2
expands the world of Speed Racer with a deeper look Pops Racer and more. Writers @RegardsRichard, Derrick Acosta, Joseph Sieracki and artists Pablo Andres, Travis Hymel, and @butchmapa deliver a fun issue. @MadCaveStudios
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The 30th anniversary look at Age of Apocalypse continues (even if it’s now technically 31)… A major hallmark of Age of Apocalypse is how much overlap the various titles have. In that way it’s hard to have an essential reading list. Getting the best out of the event requires reading most of it. Astonishing X-Men…
DetailsDungeons of Doom #1
is a collection of vignettes, each one uncovering some horror kept locked away by Doom. They aren’t much more than introductions to potential future stories, but they still make for a compelling issue. #Doom #MarvelComics
DetailsAbsolute Martian Manhunter #7
takes up with John Jones and his Green Martian in the wake of the White Martian’s attacks. One of the year’s most visually stunning series is back. From the creative minds of @DenizCamp, Javier Rodriguez, and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. #DCComics
DetailsThe 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
DetailsRogue 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
DetailsRacer 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
DetailsTerrorbytes #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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