Nightwing #138: Suffering in the Forest
Nightwing #138
is another exploration of Blüdhaven folklore. @DanpgWatters continues his exploration of dark forces seemingly unleashed by the city’s super highway. #Nightwing #DCComics
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Wonder Woman #33: Weaving Fate
Wonder Woman #33
is a fast-moving issue that pushes the narrative toward its climactic resolution while raising lingering questions about character motivations & the implications of the run as a whole, by @TomKingTK @Sampere_art @tomeu_morey #ClaytonCowles, & @DCOfficial.
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Rogue Sun #34: Defiance
Rogue Sun #34
continues Aurie and Dylan’s parallel storytelling to great effect. And it showcases how Rogue Sun is at its best when tide to coming of age themes. #RogueSun @ImageComics
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Odin #1: With Open Arms, The Vile
Odin #1
An all-new series from James Tynion IV, Marguerite Bennett, and Letizia Cadonici debuts in Odin #1 on May 20th from @ImageComics!
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Neighborhood Watch #2: An Ever-Unraveling Suspense
Neighborhood Watch, Issue #2
The second issue deepens the mystery! As the plot unravels, Gailey and Haining reveal that these characters are not quite what they seem, rewarding the readers and leaving them asking for more! @BoomStudios
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Moonstar #3: A Surprising Success
Moonstar #3
gives the reader a deeper dive into the complexities of the characters that this series has neglected. @_ashkallen’s writing talent shines as the comic focuses on the why, not the what, of them. #Moonstar #XMen #MarvelComics
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Alias Red Band #3: Propelled by Action
Alias #3
opens with a big action sequence that propels the issue forward. At the same time, the issue is a little unbalanced with a very unexpected end. #Alias #JessicaJones #MarvelComics
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Venom #258: An Old Flame Reignited?
Venom #258
by Ewing, Gomez, & D’Armata offers fans Peter and MJ hope for the future, but after an underwhelming crossover event, it’s not a substantial consolation prize. #MarvelComics #Venom
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Fantastic Four #11: A Character Story Stumble
Fantastic Four #11
is a big misstep in what has otherwise been solid, consistent character development throughout the series’ current run. The result is fairly weak story. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics
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Inglorious X-Force #5: Doesn’t Live Up to the Name
Inglorious X-Force #5
fails to live up to its name. As a middling issue in a middling series, the comic continues to lack any substance. With art that fails to compensate, Issue #5 falls right in line with the rest of the series – and not in a good way. #XForce #MarvelComics
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G.I. Joe #22: Look into the Crystal Ball
G.I. Joe #22
delivers a fast-paced and lore-rich setup for its newest Energon arc while finally giving Risk a compelling spotlight as the series’ latest standout character, by @Williamson_Josh @AndreaMilanaArt #LeeLoughridge #RusWooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound
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Uncanny X-Men #28: Good Art, Bad Story
Uncanny X-Men #28
Vecchio’s artwork carries an otherwise amateur issue that feels incomplete and underwritten. #XMen #MarvelComics
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