X-Factor #5: Brutal Hearts and Impromptu Proms
X-Factor #5
X-Factor #5 (@mymonsterischic @david_baldeon @IsraelSilvaArt ) is a beautiful and well-executed comic that delivers more than I had hoped to ask for. #MarvelComics #XMen #Krakoa
DetailsDaredevil #25: Walking on a Thin Line
Daredevil #25
Daredevil #25 (@Zdarsky @MChecC @Menyz ) brings a surprise guest-star and a get out of jail free card in this landmark 25th issue!!! It’s good! Go get it!! #MarvelComics
DetailsM.O.D.O.K. Head Games #1: Getting Out of My Own Head
M.O.D.O.K. Head Games #1
M.O.D.O.K. Head Games #1 from #Marvel delivers a shockingly well-crafted book with true narrative depth where none was expected. From upcoming showrunners @BlumJordan @pattonoswalt with Scott Hepburn @co_carloslopez @TravisJLanham !
DetailsHellions #7: Crocodile Tears
Hellions #7
With gloomy art and blunt grittiness, Hellions #7 (@zebwells @StephenSegovia @Davcuriel @corypetit ) moves ahead with a few surprises, but mostly staying comfortable. For now. #Marvel #XMen #Krakoa
DetailsKING IN BLACK #1: …And So It Begins
KING IN BLACK #1
King in Black #1 (@Doncates @RyanStegman @JPMayer_ @frankmartinbox @ClaytonCowles) Knull & his sinister army’s onslaught begins! It’s a helluva opening number for what is sure to be a decadent dance of death, destruction, and doom. #MarvelComics
DetailsVan Helsing Annual 2020: Bloodlust – You Need a Stake in Your Heart
Van Helsing Annual 2020: Bloodlust
Van Helsing 2020 Annual: Bloodlust is simply a lot of fun, bringing in plenty of action-packed violence and just the right amount of humor to give readers a book that is definitely worth picking up. @Zenescope @DanielMaine_ @TaylorEspo #VanHelsing
DetailsTales From the Dark Multiverse: Wonder Woman – War of the Gods #1: Logical Endpoints
Tales From the Dark Multiverse: Wonder Woman: War of the Gods
Tales From the Dark Multiverse: Wonder Woman: War of the Gods #1 (@definitelyvita, @olivetti_ariel, @trishm, @droog811) asks, “What If?” without constraint, and ends up with a compelling tragedy. #DCComics
DetailsKill a Man #1: A Bright Future Destroyed By Social Constructs
Kill a Man #1
Kill a Man #1 tells a beautiful story of tragic beginnings. A man thrives in MMA to have it all come crashing down due to what society’s ideals pose on who should be champion. @AfterShockComix @thesteveorlando @PhillipKJohnson @CampbellLetters #almorgan
DetailsBatman/Catwoman #1: Silent Night
Batman/Catwoman #1
Batman/Catwoman #1 (@TomKingTK @Clay_Mann_ @tomeu_morey) features strong art, a smart premise, and a few surprises leading to this being the rather explosive start to a promising series. #DCComics
DetailsJustice League: Endless Winter #1: Winter Wonderland
Endless Winter, Part 1
Justice League: Endless Winter #1 (Lanning, Marz, Porter) is a comic that isn’t necessarily bad but doesn’t have any meaningful reason to exist, either. The art boosts an otherwise forgettable story, but that’s about it. Is it time for Future State yet?
DetailsBatman #104: Memories are Just Films About Ghosts
Batman #104
More than meets the eye is happening here with Batman #104 as @JamestheFourth continues to expose the humanity of the Dark Knight in new and exciting ways! From #DCComics with @guillemmarch @bengal_art @DannyMiki_ @ryanbnjmn @MyZombies @ClaytonCowles
DetailsRorschach #2: We Have “The Question” at Home
Rorschach #2
Blending gritty detective storytelling with near minimalist art, this creative team is weaving a great mystery, though as it continues, I hope it finds more ways to tie into the Watchmen universe outside of just a few references and the titular heroes name.
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