Space Ghost #8
sets Jace and Jan up for potential tragedy as they fight Anti-Matter Man–a villain their grandfather is trapped inside. @Peposed delivers the strongest Jace and Jan focused issue yet. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
DetailsStar Trek Voyager Homecoming #5
provides an uneven end to the series, wrapping the high octane story up more with a reminder of the sentiments at Star Trek’s than with thrills or excitement. #StarTrek @IDWPublishing
DetailsBatgirl #16
centers the story once more on Cass’s emotional journey. It delivers a solid finale to a shaky story arc. #Batgirl #DCComics
DetailsEvent Horizon Dark Descent #5
sends the prequel series out with a bloody, gory bang. Fans of the cult classic movie are sure to enjoy this series. #EventHorizon @IDWPublishing
DetailsKnight City #1
‘s first half is a strange blend of dark pastiche and borderline parody. It’s a blend that shouldn’t work but does. This owes largely to the way that Kindt uses both literary styles as lenses with which to view the issue’s main character. @DarkHorseComics
DetailsGreen Lantern #31
is one of the series’ most atmospheric issues in quite some time. @spacekicker, Montos, and @RFajardoJr blend a typical Hal Jordan outing with a crime comic feel! #GreenLantern #DCComics
DetailsAbsolute Martian Manhunter #8
throws a lot at the reader in what might be the series’ most captivating issue yet. @DenizCamp and @javiercaster continue to produce one of comics’ truly unique books. #DCComics #MartianManhunter
DetailsAstro Quantum #1
creates a space-faring sci-fi world that mingles Moby Dick storytelling signposts with broader themes of classism and ecology. @andreamutti9 and Arturo Fabra deliver an ambitious first issue. @MadCaveStudios
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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
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