ICYMI: Blood Hunt #4: The Moon Will Rise
Blood Hunt #4
(@jedmackay @PepeLarraz #MarteGarcia @corypetit #BloodHunt @MarvelComicsHQ) is a bombastic penultimate issue with a clear vision of past and future in beautiful detail.
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Hunter x Hunter Volume 2: A Solid Continuation
Hunter x Hunter Volume 2
Hunter x Hunter’s vol 2s pacing may be a bit too fast, but mostly doesn’t disappoint, with the addition of so many characters to its universe and a compelling arena that brings a level of intensity slightly missing before. #manga #HunterxHunter
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Space Ghost #3: Enter…the Widow
Space Ghost #3
puts Jace, Jan, and Space Ghost face-to-face with the Widow! Is she friend or foe? @Peposed, Lau, and @adalhouse introduce a new character, delve a little deeper into Jan’s character, and deliver an exciting action story in the latest issue from @DynamiteComics.
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Hunter x Hunter, Volume 1: A Stunning, Joyful, and Quite Magnificent Opener
Hunter x Hunter Volume 1
Hunter x Hunter Volume 1 is an exciting start to a brilliant series that doesn’t hold back its aurora off for a minute. #HunterxHunter #manga
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Star Wars: Darth Maul – Black, White & Red #3: The Id of a Sith Lord
Star Wars: Darth Maul – Black, White & Red #3
from @EricaSchultz42 is an excellent examination of the Dark Lord which can be enjoyed by casual readers and #StarWars fans alike #MarvelComics #DarthMaul
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Thanos Annual #1: The Bare Minimum
Thanos Annual #1
does what it needs to to kick off Infinity Watch. If you need to brush up the Infinity Stone or Thanos’ recent shenanigans, this is the place to do it. #Thanos #MarvelComics #InfinityWatch
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Vengeance of the Moon Knight #6: ‘Light up the night / There is a city that this darkness can’t hide’
Vengeance of the Moon Knight #5
(@jedmackay @TheWarblazer @rachellecheri @corypetit @MarvelComicsHQ) is the platonic ideal of a tie-in, offering a well crafted exploration of the damage done by the events of #BloodHunt. #MoonKnight #MarvelComics
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Sanction #2: Bureaucratic Roadblocks
Sanction #2
keeps the murder mystery going but adds a few unique (and a couple amusing) complications that might only be found in the old Soviet Union. The series unusual setting adds a distinctive to the series. @MadCaveStudios
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Animal Pound #4: The Downfall of Society
Animal Pound #4
is an all too real look into the modern political structure of the world, highlighting ideologies that will lead to the downfall of system that may not have been perfect to begin with, by @TomKingTK @PeterGrossArt @TBonvillain, & @boomstudios.
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Rare Flavours #6: The Friends We Made Along The Way
Rare Flavours #6
concludes one of the best series of the last year, highlighting the importance of culture and the ways food can help us learn about and relate to one another, by @therightram @FilipeAndrade @Andworlddesign, & @BoomStudios.
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Void Rivals #10: That Doohickey is a What Now?
Void Rivals #10
is an action packed, plot heavy issue that does a great job using its art and nuance to establish a firm lore that feels well earned and befitting of the franchise, by @robertkirkman @LorenzoDeFelici @ruswooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound #EnergonUniverse
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Hellverine #2: Burning Away Evil
Hellverine #2
keeps the Hellfire burning. @Benjamin_Percy further complicates the story by adding deeper emotional stakes. @JuliusOhta and Frank D’Armata’s visuals push the series further into horror territory.
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