Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular
#DCcomics Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular (@therightram, @definitelyvita, @phillipkjohnson, and many more) offers up a surprisingly great, weighty set of tales rooted in sorrow and hope.
DetailsAmerican Vampire 1976 #1
American Vampire is one of those titles that fans begged for more and now with this conclusion they’re getting their wish and after reading this issue I’m happy to say – get excited! @Ssnyder1835 @rafaalbuquerque
DetailsBatman #100
Batman #100 (#DCComics @JamestheFourth @JorgeJimenezArt @GuillemMarch @carlopagulayan @DannyMiki_ @Tomeu_morey @ClaytonCowles) brings “The Joker War” to a close and ushers in a whole new era for Batman!
DetailsChampions #1
While Champions #1 does not tread new ground, @eveewing , @SimoneDiMeo_ and @Toonfed take a concept from an iconic Marvel story and apply to the teen lens, paving the way for an intriguing story.
DetailsCommanders in Crisis #1
Commanders in Crisis #1 (@thesteveorlando @Tinto83Tinto @FrancescaCarot6 @fabio_amelia) from #ImageComics demands your focus and attention to detail in its unique take on traditional superhero crisis-level events. Humanist in its focus yet massive in its scope, this is not a book to be missed!
DetailsVoice of the Siren #0-1
Voice of the Siren is an intriguing futurist story around pacifism and militarism. If you’re interested in the type of worldbuilding and feeling that #FinalFantasy games left you with, you’d probably like this webcomic’s microcosm. @JehdedWaffles
DetailsThe Devil’s Red Bride #1
Advanced Review! The Devil’s Red Bride #1 invokes the best of Samurai classics while bringing in a unique new approach packed with tense character drama and bloody conflict. You won’t want to miss this one. @TheVaultComics
DetailsStranger Things: Science Camp #1
Stranger Things: Summer Camp #1 (@Jody_Houser @EdgarSalazer_1 @keithchampagne @marissadraws @blambot) see the team reuinited to deliver a solo-Dustin adventure that will have all fans stand up and cheer!
DetailsWonder Woman 1984 #1
Wonder Woman 1984 #1 (Obrota, Simonson, Blevins, Buccellato, Lanham) is a straightforward, easy to follow tale that plays into the traits that the onscreen version of Diana that fans of the film know and love.
DetailsDoctor Aphra #4 Fate and Fortune – Part 4: The Deal
Trapped in an ironically living necropolis, Dr. Aphra #4 (Wong, Cresta, Rosenberg) involves the good doctor and her band of dirty quadruple-crossers scheming to escape to seek vengeance and glory against Ronen Tagge.
DetailsGiant-Sized X-Men #1 Tribute
Fantastic art, a classic script, and new insights from people who were closely connected to the heart of the original book, make this tribute essential reading for anyone who considers themselves a fan of the X-Men.
DetailsThe Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place #1
Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place #1 (Lemire, Del Mundo) is a horror/somewhat detective-like book of two halves confidentially embracing the Immortal Hulk title fans have grown to adore!
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