Masterful, creatively rich, & accessible for all ages, KAYA is the best fantasy comic going now. With one trade out and the beginning of a brand new arc this week, there’s no better time to jump right on in! #indiecomics #ImageComics @WesCraigComics
DetailsKaya #7
KAYA #7 is a strong, artistically rich beginning to a story arc that will (hopefully) fill our main characters with a little more substance and understanding than they’ve had thus far. @ImageComics @WesCraigComics @WordieJason @TENapolitano
DetailsLocal Man #3
While slow with its motion, LOCAL MAN #3 is yet another inventive and richly told issue of this years reigning genre reinvention from @ImageComics, @TonyFleecs & @HackinTimSeeley
DetailsVanish #6
VANISH #6 is a comic book that understands the fundamental magic of this medium, impacting the overall fabric of the series. @ImageComics, @Doncates @RyanStegman @nethodiazz @JPMayer_ #SoniaOback @JohnJHill
DetailsClobberin’ Time #2
CLOBBERIN’ TIME #2 is a beautifully gross and intelligently plotted comic from @Marvel & @skroce01
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Check out this week’s previews for CAPTAIN AMERICA: SYMBOL OF TRUTH #12, THE INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #5, DOCTOR STRANGE #2, & THOR #33 from @gerryduggan @jedmackay & @pasqualferry @gronbekk @Marvel #MARVELComics #NCBD
DetailsGreen Arrow #1
With too much to setup, unearned fan service, and not enough to tell, GREEN ARROW #1 is a rushed and unfocused beginning to a Green Arrow relaunch that is more focused on the greater DC narrative than the title character himself.
DetailsAction Comics #1054
ACTION COMICS #1054 fires on all fronts with a main story that continues to excel in every conceivable way, and a set of highly entertaining and well crafted backup stories from @PhillipKJohnson, @MaxRaynorArt, @thedanjurgens, @Inkdropinc, @Doradoquick, & @yasfmart
DetailsRed Goblin #3
RED GOBLIN #3 is another knock out issue from @Marvel’s most underrated series, written by @AlexPakndel & illustrated by @Janbazaluda67 with @Davecuriel on colors
DetailsCaptain America: Unforgiven #1
CAPTAIN AMERICA: UNFORGIVEN #1 is as equal a finale to Tim Seeley’s one-shot trilogy as it is a stand-alone read. However, it is very lore dense and a little impenetrable, even for readers who’ve read both Spider-Man: Unforgiven and X-Men: Unforgiven. The story follows up with the tease at the end of the last book, exploring…
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #24
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #24 guides the title back on track, and brings itstraight to New Jersey with extended decompression, lackluster narrative weight, and the dead of weight of mystery-box setup sucking away at any good ideas the narrative has.
DetailsSuperman #3
Superman #3 brings its Parasite arc to a smart and entertaining end, defining the future of this title while remaining loyal to the story at hand. @Williamson_Josh, @_pryce14 & @DCOfficial
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