Space Ghost #9
is an introspective masterpiece. @Peposed, Lau, Dalhouse, and Esposito deliver the most complex issue since Space Ghost #1. Fans of the series can’t miss this one. @DynamiteComics #SpaceGhost
DetailsThe Exorcism at Buckingham Palace #1
With smart genre subversion and layered character writing, The Exorcism at Buckingham Palace #1 is rife with atmosphere and emotion that lead the reader down a road only our closest demons are willing to travel. @IDWPublishing
DetailsStar Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord #1
gives little panel time to the titular character, but still hits all the right beats in setting up the story to come from @Benjamin_Percy and @madibek_art @Disneyplus #StarWars #DarthMaul
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #16
exemplifies the action, pathos, and excellent character driven narrative that has made this franchise so long lasting by @GeneLuenYang @FreddieArt @adalhouse #ShawnLee & @IDWPublishing @Nickelodeon #TMNT
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Our 30th anniversary look at Age of Apocalypse continues (even if it’s now technically 31)… #XMen #AgeofApocalypse #MarvelComics
DetailsSonic the Hedgehog #85
Sage and Belle battle Metal, while #Sonic is faced with a supernatural opponent. #SonictheHedgehog #Sega @IDWPublishing
DetailsDick Tracy St. Patrick’s Day Special #1
delivers twice the Dick Tracy fun with two crime stories. Alex Segura, @MichaelMoreci, and @craigcermak put Tracy on the trail of darkly Robin Hood-esque Clover Killer. Tim Seeley & Rebekah Isaacs deliver a lighter, down on your luck story. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsOne Piece Ch. 1176
The Straw Hats battle Killingham, and Vegapunk provides some much-needed support. #OnePiece #manga
DetailsProctor Volume 1
If you missed out on its initial launch last year, its high time you check out Harpoon Creative Industries’ ‘Proctor’, a contemporary tale of youth and the supernatural from Carmen Costa & Riccardo Cecchi.
DetailsX-Men Annual #1
Jean Grey has returned to Earth, but it’s not for a friendly visit. Can Rogue and the gang help Phoenix stop this inter-dimensional threat in time? #X-Men #MarvelComics @RyanStegman
DetailsIceman: Omega #1
Iceman: Omega #1 is a fine release that suffers from poor communication of its nature as a collection of Marvel Infinite reprints. What’s here is fine in the context of quick fix reading, but the weakness of its format really shines when given the direct market treatment.
DetailsSpeed Racer #6
brings Pops Racer back and introduces a new, larger than life antagonist. @Peposed and Tinto liven up the series with new story possibilities. #SpeedRacer @MadCaveStudios
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