Knight Terrors – Harley Quinn #2
is a wild continuation of Harley’s Multiversal Nightmare courtesy of @TiniHoward @mymonsterischic @Cleanlined @Pauljholden & @DCOfficial #DawnofDC #HarleyQuinn
DetailsUnstoppable Doom Patrol #5
Unstoppable Doom Patrol #5 is an excellent distillation of what makes this series unique and so enjoyable, by @DennisCulver @TheBurnham @ReberVision @droog811 & @DCOfficial.
DetailsKnight Terrors #4
Knight Terrors #4 (@Williamson_Josh @Casparnova @stefano_nesi) is the final installment of the story’s main series, provides the final pieces to Insomina’s origin & reveals his endgame for the DCU, setting the stage for KT: Nights End @DCOfficial #DawnofDC
DetailsPenguin #1
is another outstanding hard boiled noir from writer @TomKingTK. With more great work from @De_Latorre, Maiolo, and Cowles, this is a must buy for fans of hard boiled fiction and crime dramas. @DCOfficial #DCComics
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #142
ICYMI! TMNT #142 is a collection of rushed story beats that conceptually share the same amount of quality work as previous issues, but in turn lack the impact they would’ve had if the current arc’s pacing hadn’t been expedited. @IDWPublishing #TMNT
DetailsDusk County Chronicles: Nightfall #3
IT’S ALL COME TO THIS! After surviving the horrors of a decaying world and finding her missing sister, Lori Evans has to make one final attempt at escaping Dusk County or die trying.
DetailsKaya #10
is the penultimate chapter in the series’ ‘Poison Lands’ saga, and one that does not disappoint in it’s building tension. @WesCraigComics @WordieJason @andworlddesign @ImageComics
DetailsThe Savage Strength of Starstorm #3
is a fine mix of action and character building that feels a little hollow on account of its visual storytelling. #ImageComics
DetailsRed Goblin #7
continues to mix forgotten parts of the Spider-Man mythos with a new, youthful main protagonist that is effortlessly plotted with and backed up by strong art! @AlexPaknadel @JanBazaldua67 @RafaelTPimentel @donosanmx @DavCuriel #MarvelComics
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #32
takes a pause from action and focuses on Erica and the traumatic loss she has yet to fully process. Tense and dialogue-driven; for a series that is no stranger to intensity, is a welcome break. @boomstudios @Jamesthefourth @wertherscut @pollomuerto
DetailsSwallower of Shades
With disturbing imagery and splatter punk glee, @mrjmbrandt & @TENapolitano’s Swallower of Shades blows the doors off of sensitized horror with an relentlessly tense tale of greed and paranoia from @DeadSkyPub
DetailsThe Cull #1
does exactly what a first issue of a first issue should do–hooks readers in the first pages and reminds them why indie and creator-owned comics make for entertaining reads in an industry full of capes and tights. @79SemiFinalist @MattiaIulis @imagecomics
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