Speed Racer: Tales from the Road #1
kicks off a new anthology series in Mad Cave’s Speed Racer world. @MarkLondonMCS and @SebastianPiriz deliver an introspective and exciting Racer X story. @Peposed and @AlessioZonno round the issue out with a fun and lighthearted backup. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsSpace Ghost #4
delivers some of the biggest world building in Space Ghost to date. @Peposed kicks off an expansive two-parter with an action packed page-turner of an issue. Lau’s detailed art is ideal for such a large scale story. @DynamiteComics
DetailsWar Wolf #1
pits an ordinary security guard against an alien invasion. @thesteveorlando balances an almost serious opening with a borderline comedic action adventure. With exciting art from @marcoperugini78 and lettering from @LetteringBear. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsThe Space Between the Trees
serves up an unexpected blend of high concept causality confusion and a psychological thriller. @normkonyu’s book is complex and engrossing, with a page turner of a story and minimalist yet rich art and colors. @ComicsTitan
DetailsEverything Dead & Dying #2
is all about family–and how a man will protect his undead zombie husband from other human survivors. Brombal, Phillips, and Martin deliver another emotional issue about a survivor unable to move forward. @tatebrombal @ImageComics
DetailsAbsolute Evil #1
sets up great new storyline for the Absolute Universe. Al Ewing, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Stefano Nesi, and Romulo Fajardo Jr deliver a look ahead and a perfect jumping on issue.
DetailsRed Hulk #9
puts Ross back in charge of a unit headed into battle. @Benjamin_Percy keeps his character examination of the general going strong in the series’ latest issue. #Hulk #RedHulk #MarvelComics
DetailsBatgirl #12
is a strong, character driven transition issue. @TateBrombal keeps the issue centered on Cass and her emotional journey. @takmiyazawa’s art is captivating as always.
DetailsSpeed Racer #3
pits #SpeedRacer against the mysterious Racer X! @Peposed delivers a good character test for Speed, but the full emotional weight of the story requires reading a book from another series. @Tinto83Tinto @MadCaveStudios
DetailsKraken
delivers a fun blend of classic serial-style adventure with Lovecraftian horror. It’s an exciting, easy to read story for fans of horror-lite.
DetailsViking 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
DetailsWild 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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