Thor #35
Thor #35 was up against a set of unfair circumstances, and didn’t manage to rise above them and be something great. The earnest attempt is worth noting, but earnest can only earn a story so much praise when the rest of it decays at the seems.
DetailsHellboy and The B.P.R.D. 1957: Fearful Symmetry #1
Hellboy and The B.P.R.D.: 1957 – Fearful Symmetry #1 is a painfully boring and visually drab comic book that’s existence can’t even be justified by originality, as it lacks any notion of inspiration or artistic care. #Hellboy @DarkHorseComics
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #28
The Amazing Spider-Man #28 is a step in the right direction, the series moving back towards Zeb Wells’ strong suits, but remains held back significantly by tonal whiplash.
DetailsVanish #8
Vanish #8 ends the series’ first major arc on a surprisingly quiet note bathing in the ramifications of its messy theming with amazing craftsmanship. From @ImageComics, @KLCpress, @Doncates, & @RyanStegman
DetailsLocal Man #5
Local Man #5 from @ImageComics, @HackinTimSeeley & @TonyFleecs wraps up the origin story for Local Man beautifully, illustrating a philosophically interesting and human depiction of what it truly means to save the world. #indiecomics
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Swing into uncharted territory this week with previews for The Amazing Spider-Man #28 & Silk #2 from @Marvel, @zebwells, @ed_mcguiness, #EmilyKim, & @igguara
DetailsCity Boy #2
City Boy #2 races through it’s plot in order to expand the scope and “stakes” of this series, stumbling over the character driven magic it had in the first issue.
DetailsTales of Syzpense #1
Tales of Syzpense #1 is a mostly interesting split-book revival series from @ImageComics & @syzpublishing, featuring a pair of stories that offer a unified sense of dreamy storytelling, although the two couldn’t be more different.
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Looking to get your mini-comic published? Check out the official announcement of @ssbcpunk’s open submission pool, starting on August 1st! #indiecomics #cartooning
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FRIDAY FLASHBACK! In an age of circumvented expectations and regressive romances, THE FLASH #142 is a reminder of why superhero romances worked in the first place. #TheFlash @MarkWaid #DCComics
DetailsI Am Iron Man #4
I Am Iron Man #4 dives deep into a post-Civil War Tony Stark, expertly exploring the mindset that drove Tony to the brink of destruction with an even handed evaluation of the characters paranoia.
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #3
Guardians of the Galaxy #3 lacks a sense of drive or interest, sleep walking it’s way through 28 pages of nothing all to set up a more interesting story coming out next month in the series’ fourth issue.
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