Viking Moon #1: The Vikings Have Landed
Viking Moon #1
is mostly setup for the main event: Vikings versus Werewolves. It’s a slower issue, but well paced with engaging art. #JoePruett @MarceloFrusin @ImageComics
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Wild Animals #3: Finally, a Crime
Wild Animals #3
continues a very unusual crime story. @edbrisson continues to blend a conflicted, unsure protagonist with crime story elements to create an unpredictable story. @MadCaveStudios
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Space Ghost #3: Fun With a Space Viking
Space Ghost #3
is straight up fun as @Peposed and Lau deliver almost wall-to-wall action. Who doesn’t like a Viking in space, after all? All that, and the issue remains very accessible to new readers. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
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Caesar’s Spy: Loyalty or Vengeance?
Caesar’s Spy
delivers a historical epic set in the last days of the Roman Republic. Jean-Pierre Pécau and Fafner craft a complex story of vengeance featuring Julius Caesar and his mercenary spy. @ComicsTitan
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Captain America #3: Real Freedom
Captain America #3
visits a tragic moment from Colton’s Past. Valerio Schiti and Frank Martin deliver an emotional powerhouse in just a few pages. Zdarsky continues his unflinching look at complicated current events. #CaptainAmerica #MarvelComics
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Space Ghost #2: Enter Eclipse Woman
Space Ghost #2
is an easy to follow adventure from @Peposed. The bad guys don’t want to take over the galaxy…they just want to steal a couple things. And on the off chance you skipped #1, #2 is still easy to get into and fun to boot. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
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Racer X #1: An Autobiography
Racer X #1
is very exposition-centric first issue from Mark Russell. But Racer X is a compelling character and the issue is uplifted with great art from Nuno Plati and Giada Marchisio. @MadCaveStudios @manruss
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One World Under Doom #7: Changing Hearts and Minds
One World Under Doom #7
maintains the series’ exceptional quality. North delivers more subtle commentary at the same time he and the visual team serves up another huge heroes vs. Doom fight sequence. @ryannorth.ca #RBSilva #MarvelComics
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Red Hood #1: Jason Todd Goes Noir
Red Hood #1
sets Jason Todd up as the main character in a hardboiled noir detective story. Gretchen Felker-Martin and Jeff Spokes deliver the freshest take on #RedHood in a very long time. #DCComics @scumbelievable.bsky.com
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Star Trek Voyager Homecoming #1: Not a Homecoming
Star Trek Voyager Homecoming #1
doesn’t really live up to its Homecoming title. But it still kicks off a fun and exciting new adventure for the #Voyager crew. #StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager @IDWPublishing
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The Adventures of Lumen N. #1: Dear Diary…
The Adventures of Lumen N. #1
introduces readers to a new world of steampunk adventure. The series gets off to an uneven start, but fans of steampunk and Victorian fiction will find potential here. @DarkHorseComics
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Doctor Strange #450: A Solid Anniversary
Doctor Strange #450
It’s anniversary time for the good doctor in DOCTOR STRANGE #450, by @straczynski, #RogerStern, #ChristianWard @DerekLandy, #AshleyAllen, & a whole host more! #DoctorStrange #MarvelComics
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