GLOW vs The Babyface #3
GLOW vs The Babyface #3 (Garcia, Mendez, Templer, Nalty) accomplishes everything it needs to. It entertains the reader, looks fantastic and sets up the story for its big climax next issue.
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #101
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #101 (Campbell, Pattison): The whole house is silent now, the family is broken. The turtles struggle with their new way of life.
DetailsGI Joe A Real American Hero #269
GI Joe: A Real American Hero #269 (Hama, Atkins, Atkins) has close to every team in the GI Joe universe plotting against each other. To say this issue is intriguing would be the biggest understatement in history.
DetailsGI Joe #4
GI Joe #4 (Allor, Walter, Peer) brings one of the franchise’s least explored characters to the forefront for a story you’re going to have to read to believe.
DetailsTransformers #15
Transformers #15 (Ruckley, Malkova, McGuire-Smith) Can comics be successful by including more political intrigue?
DetailsGI Joe #3
GI Joe #3 (Allor, Evenhuis) deals with patriots town between freedom and a dictator who gives them what they “need” and just how someone chooses who to pledge their allegiance to.
DetailsStar Trek Picard: Countdown #2
Star Trek Picard Countdown #2 (Beyer, Johnson, Hernandez) continues the Star Trek tradition of tackling modern day problems in a sci-fi setting. This issue alone we get racism, forbidden love, political corruption and more!
DetailsStar Trek: Year One #9
In Star Trek: Year Five #9 (McCann, Lanzing, Kelly, Califano) the hot-button topic of gender identity is tackled. How someone decides, how they’re accepted, it’s handled with a level head and presents and presents a valid argument for both sides of the issue.
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #100
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #100 (Eastman, Waltz, Wachter, Dialynas, Pattison): Change is constant…but family is forever.
DetailsGoosebumps: The Horrors of the Witch House
Despite using the correct formula for a successful story, Goosebumps: Horrors of the Witch House (Tipton, Smith, Fenoglio, Pinto, Miesner) falls flat, having none of Stine’s spooky magic.
DetailsStar Trek: Year Five #8
Star Trek: Year Five #8 (Lazing, Kelly, Thompson) tackles the issue of gender identity. Because what’s Star Trek without ripped from the headlines controversial issues?
DetailsCobra Kai #2
Cobra Kai #2 (Tipton, McLeod) takes a look at one of the greatest villains in pop culture history and offers up the fact that he might not be all bad after all.
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