Fantastic Four #10: Haunted Space
Fantastic Four #10
Science fiction meets haunted house in Fantastic Four #10. @ryanqnorth, Fernandez, Aburtov, and Caramagna deliver another can’t miss issue. @Marvel #Marvel #FantasticFour
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Batman Beyond Neo Gothic #1: Going Deep
Batman Beyond Neo Gothic #1
Terry McGinnis is back! Batman Beyond Neo Gothic #1 is a solid start to his latest story courtesy of @cpkelly, @JacksonLanzing, @Max_Dunbar, Sebastian Cheng, and @HassanOE. @DCOfficial #DCComics
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Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #4: Conner Lost
Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #4
The oppressed use the tactics of their oppressors in SUPERBOY: THE MAN OF TOMORROW #4, the most complex issue yet. @KenBlakePorter, @jahnoyl, and @LetteringBear deliver another winner. #DCComics @DCComics #Superboy
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Antarctica #1: A Thin Introduction
Antarctica #1
Hannah searches for her father in the a new sci-fi adventure kicked off in Antarctica #1. The issue delivers a fun twist after an overlong build-up. @ImageComics
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Daredevil #13: God is Love
Daredevil #13
Matt fights through hell for his friends in Daredevil #13 (courtesy of @zdarsky, @MChecC, Matthew Wilson, and Clayton Cowles). But a discovery along the way throws all his recent actions into doubt. #Daredevil @Marvel
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Fantastic Four #9: A New Point of View
Fantastic Four #9
In the most ambitious issue yet, Fantastic Four #9 sets out to tell the story from Alicia’s point of view. It’s a creative idea but it doesn’t quite stick the landing.
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Superboy Man of Tomorrow #3: Looking Back
Superboy Man of Tomorrow #3
Conner and the Cosmoteers are making short work of Dominator X in Superboy Man of Tomorrow #3 (@KenBlakePorter, @jahnoyl, and @LetteringBear). But in his quest to find himself, is Conner looking forward or backward? #DCComics
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Fantastic Four #8: The Xargorr Effect
Fantastic Four #8
Townsfolk are vanishing in Fantastic Four #8. And once they’re gone, no one remembers them @ryanqnorth, @FiorelliIvan, Jesus Aburtov, and @JoeCaramagna pit the Fantastic Four against the Mandela Effect in another fun issue. @Marvel #MarvelComics #FantasticFour
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Daredevil #12: The Dance
Daredevil #12
There may be no better fight between Matt and Elektra than the one in Daredevil #12. Checchetto and Wilson deliver something truly special, and @zdarsky writes some great introspection to go along with it. @Marvel #Marvel
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Steelworks #1: John Henry Irons, Ordinary Man
Steelworks #1
Compelling characters and rich ideas make Steelworks #1 (from Steel himself, Michael Dorn) a must buy first issue. @akaWorf @DCComics #DCComics #Steelworks A: Sam Basri C: Andrew Dalhouse L: Rob Leigh
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Fantastic Four #7: Can Doom Fix What Reed Broke?
Fantastic Four #7
Doom’s back in FANTASTIC FOUR #7 and he’s pissed. @ryanqnorth pens a complicated story about Doom’s family loyalty and his own ego. @IbanCoelloSoria, Aburtov, and @JoeCaramagna combine for outstanding visuals. #MarvelComics #FantasticFour @Marvel
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Superboy The Man of Tomorrow #2: Collateral Damage
Superboy Man of Tomorrow #2
Saving a planet isn’t as easy as Conner thought. @KenBlakePorter, @jahnoyl, and @LetteringBear throw Conner a new curveball in his quest to find himself. Superboy: Man of Tomorrow #2. #DCComics @DCOfficial
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