Flash Gordon #17
delivers a fun action story that is still easily accessible for new readers. Abnett and Garcia’s turn out another winning issue in their fresh take on the classic sci-fi hero. @MadCaveStudios #FlashGordon
DetailsSpeed Racer #9
turns the good guy a little bad as Speed gets dosed with V gas. Speed delivers the punishment in this intense action packed issue from @Peposed, Tinto, Canola, and Beaudoin. @MadCaveStudios #SpeedRacer
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takes a look at the first batch of final issues as the the Age of Apocalypse retrospective approaches its end. #XMen #MarvelComics #AoA #AgeofApocalypse
DetailsSpace Ghost #12
is an action packed wrap up to the big Time Master conflict. @Peposed, Lau, Dalhouse, and Esposito go big here, delivering another winner for the series. @DynamiteComics
DetailsOnly The Savage Are Left #1
is a first issue in a new monster dystopian story. Raffaele’s art shines and deeply humanizes the compelling characters @zackkaps delivers. @DarkHorseComics
DetailsDoomquest #1
kicks off a big scale but simultaneously classic Doom story. @RyanQNorth sends the villain tumbling through time, a victim of his own arrogance and jealousy. A strong first issue. @FraMobArt #DrDoom #MarvelComics
DetailsNightwing #138
is another exploration of Blüdhaven folklore. @DanpgWatters continues his exploration of dark forces seemingly unleashed by the city’s super highway. #Nightwing #DCComics
DetailsRogue Sun #34
continues Aurie and Dylan’s parallel storytelling to great effect. And it showcases how Rogue Sun is at its best when tide to coming of age themes. #RogueSun @ImageComics
DetailsAlias #3
opens with a big action sequence that propels the issue forward. At the same time, the issue is a little unbalanced with a very unexpected end. #Alias #JessicaJones #MarvelComics
DetailsFantastic Four #11
is a big misstep in what has otherwise been solid, consistent character development throughout the series’ current run. The result is fairly weak story. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics
DetailsRacer X #7
is bookended with the series’ overarching villain, Dante Ferno, having trouble with the mob boss he owes money to. This series more than any other in the Speed Racer line is concerned with a good guy versus bad guy dynamic! @MadCaveStudios @manruss
DetailsGreen Lantern Corps #16
add much-needed urgency and speed to #GuyGardner’s story arc by introducing the Manhunters as a real threat! #DCComics #GreenLantern
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