Fantastic Four #1
kicks the series off with a time traveling bang. @ryanqnorth can’t help but put out winners. New artist @humberto_ramos and color artist Edgar Delgado deliver detailed, dynamic visuals. A book to satisfy old and new readers alike. #FantasticFour
DetailsThe Girl Called Cthulhu
is a modern detective story told with a classic flare. Mindy Woodcock is back in a third book–a must have for fans of pulp literature and pulp comics. @ComicsTitan
DetailsWild Animals #1
is a bit of a risk, and the writing doesn’t pull any punches about how society motivates the main character. But it’s definitely an engaging new crime thriller from @edbrisson, @andykuhn, Dee Cunniffe, and @MadCaveStudios.
DetailsNullhunter #9
departs from the Hercules myth significantly while still delivering an entertaining story. @ImageComics #Nullhunter
DetailsSisterhood #1
introduces Violet and Sophie, two friends forever…until one dies. The first issue of this new supernatural horror series is intriguing even if a little uneven. @ImageComics #GhostMachine
DetailsHellverine #8
feels like more of a placeholder than anything else. Nothing stands out here as the series sets up an eventual Hellverine/Hell Hulk confrontation. #Hellverine #MarvelComics
DetailsArcbound #5
keeps the simple action fun going as Kai and company finally reach the Great Vault. @ImageComics
DetailsSecret Six #5
sets the series’ deep character exploration on none other than the Wall. Another winner from Nicole Maines with great art by Roger Cruz and colors by Rain Beredo. #DCComics #SecretSix
DetailsCaptain America #1
begins a truly new era for the timeless hero. Chip Zdarsky, Valerio Schiti, and Frank Martin go all out with an exceptional and relevant first issue. @MarvelComics #CaptainAmerica
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Image Comics is celebrating anniversaries and media releases with a flurry of facsimile issues this week. Check out these reviews for classics you may have missed! @ImageComics
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Image Comics is celebrating anniversaries and media releases with a flurry of facsimile issues this week. Check out these reviews for classics you may have missed!
DetailsNews from the Fallout #1
kicks off a horror thriller unlike anything else on the shelves. Condon crafts an engaging story while letting his visual collaborators Love and Otsmane-Elhaou shine bright. A horror must have. @ImageComics
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