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Snotgirl #15 : The Rehearsal

(O’Malley, Hung, Cohen, Odomo) If you loved #1-14 of Snotgirl, this one delivers. You’re gonna scream and laugh and cry with it I swear! If you’re not caught up or starting to get into Lottieworld, all I wanna say is you’re gonna eventually have get everything you want of this series. It’s gonna get messy! Complicated! Gay! And certainly there’s a mystery there! Plus the art is constantly astounding and even gets better!

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9.1/10

UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #5: Soldiering On

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Ross Hutchinson March 19, 2020

UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #5

UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #5 (Snyder, Soule, Camuncoli, Grassi, Wilson, CRANK!) continues to pull us along on a fascinating journey through this bizarre sci-fi world as Soule and Snyder continue to write an original spin on the dystopian trope.

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8.5/10

Sex Criminals #27: The Unsavory Retribution of Kagelface

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Matt Meyer March 9, 2020

Sex Criminals #27 (Fraction, Zdarsky) does what it does best, tightening the focus as the series (finally) nears its conclusion, but without sacrificing the human moments that truly define it.

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9.7/10

Spawn #305: Baptism of Fire

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Guest Author February 28, 2020

Spawn #305

Spawn #305 (McFarlane, Alexander, Steigerwald, Orzechowski) is a can’t-miss conclusion to not just a brutally exciting arc, but also a character-defining artistic approach from Jason Shawn Alexander. It’s fast paced and full of awesome new developments that will have fans thrilled for the next chapter in Spawn’s dramatic crusade against both Heaven and Hell.

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8.6/10

KILLADELPHIA #3: Time Will Change, Fear Stays the Same

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Mike Eakins February 20, 2020

KILLADELPHIA #3

Killadelphia #3 (Barnes, Alexander, NCT): Salem’s Lot meets The Patriot and it’s beautifully crafted into one hell of a horror story. Welcome to KILLADELPHIA!

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9.4/10

UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #4: Secrets, Agenda’s and Bargains

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Comic Watch February 19, 2020

UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #4:

UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #4 (Snyder, Soule, Camucoli, Orlandini, Grassi, Wilson CRANK!) continues to enthrall with its clever and fresh use of American mythos in a gonzo sci-fi apocalyptic yarn that defies classification!

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9.2/10

Tartarus #1: Not Your Father’s Sci-Fi

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Lillian Hochwender February 13, 2020

Tartarus #1

Tartarus #1 (Christmas, Cole) offers readers a refreshingly diverse and complex world to sink their teeth into. Equal parts driving plot and intricate art, this story is one to keep an eye on.

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5.9/10

Olympia #3: We Need to Talk about Kirby

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Lenora Pentecost February 10, 2020

Olympia #3

Olympian #3 (Pires, Pires, Diotto, Cunniffe, Myers) takes a hard turn away from the tone of the first two issues, for an emotional sucker punch that leaves readers feeling concerned, but not compelled.

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9.6/10

Crowded #11: Unrequited Love and Unsafe Sects

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Lillian Hochwender February 7, 2020

Crowded #11

Crowded #11 (Sebela, Stein, Brandt, Farrell, Rae) is a masterclass in space. With walls closing in and everything getting worse, Crowded only gets better.

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8.5/10

Sex Criminals #26: The Beast With Two Backs is Back!

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Matt Meyer February 6, 2020

The End, Part 1

Sex Criminals #26 (Fraction, Zdarsky) sees the long-dormant indie darling return, and in fine form. If you’ve never given this book a shot, go back and get caught up ASAP! And if you’re a lapsed reader, frustrated with its many delays in shipping – now’s the time to come home.

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10/10

Criminal #12: All Good Things Must Come to an End

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Matt Meyer February 5, 2020

Criminal #12 (Brubaker, Phillips): “Cruel Summer” comes to a stark, gut-wrenching conclusion, bringing the current volume of Criminal to a close and with it, many of the book’s over-arching subplots. A master class in sequential storytelling, it’s almost a cliche to say about this book at this point that comic’s don’t get any better than this.

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4.4/10

Olympia #2: That Don’t Impress Me Much

Comic Book Reviews, Image ComicsBy Lenora Pentecost February 4, 2020

Olympia #2

While Olympia #2 (Pires, Diotto, Cunniffe, Myers) is attempting to develop some sort of nostalgic charm, it falls flat under the lightest scrutiny, relying too much on a mix of homage and shock value.

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