Dark X-Men #5
is a somewhat disappointing finale to an otherwise brilliant story. With an underlying acceptance on the repeated cycles of human nature, a sixth issue might have been needed to fully hit the mark. #XMen @steve_foxe @scharf_jonas #MarvelComics
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.@bryanedwardhill’s critically acclaimed run on Blade continues alongside guest artist @LeeMFerguson in BLADE #6, an issue that see’s the Daywalker teaming up with his greatest enemy, #Dracula! #MarvelComics #Blade
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Marvel’s quintessential horror anthology, Marvel Zombies: Black, White, & Blood continues this month with a slew of new zombie tales from @peachmomoko60, @MathewGroom, @cheryllynneaton, Alessandro Viti, and @@Leo_Fernandez_ #MarvelComics
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #39
Amazing Spider-Man #39 falls further into feeling like a cheap cash grab, its story riddled with so many odd holes and lackluster moments that it’s a shame something this unfinished is being billed as a top event for #MarvelComics. #SpiderMan #GangWar
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Godzilla: Minus One is an incredible work of cinema, a ringing triumph for the power of genre filmmaking and the artistry of storytelling that dares to be something equal parts cunning historical commentary and an over-the-top monster movie.
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Hell’s Kitchen faces the sadistic carnage of Bullseye in Daredevil #4 from @saladinahmed, @GermnPeralta10, and @Marvel. #MarvelComics @Daredevil
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Nearly thirty years after his initial run began, @dgchichester has returned once more to bring redemption to #Daredevil’s most controversial period: The Black Armor Era, and it’s way more important than readers may realize. #MarvelComics
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As criticisms surrounding subversion begin to envelop the series, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’s decision to fundamentally take the story in a new direction is nothing short of genius. Its attempts at pseudo-sequelization are intelligent and true to the original series’ heart.
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man Gang War: First Strike #1
There is a lot here that, in concept, should make for an explosive and rich event worthy of Marvel’s biggest hero, but it’s commitment to B-Tier villains, second string art, and a lack of proper build up leaves the start to Gang War an unmitigated yawn.
DetailsMiles Morales: Spider-Man #12
As Gang War looms, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12 wraps up a needless yet fun filler story just in time for the title to be interrupted by an event once again. This issue leaves the book in a surprisingly dull place. #MarvelComics #MilesMorales #SpiderMan
DetailsLocal Man #7
Local Man #7 continues The Dry Season story with a creative yet tad over extended second chapter that feels as though the team is letting loose on the side of fun without forgetting it’s grounded tone. From @ImageComics, @TonyFleecs, & @HackinTimSeeley
DetailsLunar Lodge #1
Lunar Lodge #1 may not have enough going for it in its first issue to be a solidified must read, but what remains is promising. All the book needs now is to take said ideas and expound upon them with a little more energy and passion. @DarkHorseComics
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