Fire Power Vol 1: Prelude
Fire Power Vol 1: Prelude (Kirkman, Samnee, Wilson, Wooton) accomplishes everything it set out to do, giving an interesting origin in a world ripe with storytelling potential. It has the page turning quality to keep readers hooked and feels poised to deliver on the promise of so much more to come.
DetailsAvengers #34 (Aaron, Garron, Keith) is a near-perfect combination of big ideas and gut-check execution, throwing readers for a loop right from the jump and not letting off the throttle until the last page. If you’ve been away from this book for any reason, NOW is the time to come back!
DetailsBatman #95
Batman #95 (@JamesTheFourth @JorgeJimenezArt @Tomeu_Morey @ClaytonCowles) begins the “Joker War” and with new art and a new twist on classic tropes, the series gets a much needed shot in the arm just in time!
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #4
Guardians of the Galaxy #4 (Ewing, Cabal, Blee, eFX, Petit) is better than your average issue when the Guardians have to put everything on the line very suddenly.
DetailsStar Trek: Deep Space Nine – Too Long A Sacrifice #1
“Too Long A Sacrifice” ( @Scott_Tipton , @dentontipton , @therealsobreiro , #GregScott ) is a mystery noir story with more than meets the eye, and it also is a beautiful posthumous tribute to René Auberjonois, done with care and love.
DetailsiWolverine #1
iWolverine #1 (Hama, Boschi, Mossa): Larry Hama writes the best Wolverine in the biz even when it’s not “technically” Wolverine.
DetailsSuperman #5
Grab your coffee and journey back to a time when comics weren’t political… JUST KIDDING! They were always political, as we can see with Superman #5 from all the way back in June 1940!
DetailsJustice League Odyssey #22
Justice League Odyssey #22 (Abnett, Richards, Beredo) is a fast-moving issue and a blast to read. It is pure space western fun and hits enough tropes that will please any science-fiction fan. Here’s hoping this isn’t the last we see of this Suzi Starr.
DetailsConan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #3
Conan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #3 (Ahmed, Ross, Woodard, Lanham) is another fun, imaginative, and adventurous tale, playing up Conan’s contrast to humorous effect.
DetailsHarley Quinn Black + White + Red #4
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #4 (Seeley, Ferrerya, Wands) takes readers on a lighthearted romp through a rap battle that may not be the most engaging story yet, but proves more than worthwhile with awesome design choices and more than a few jokes.
DetailsNight Wolf #4
Night Wolf #4 (Multari, Herrera, Melvyn) Is masterfully crafted! Night Wolf continues to raise the bar on fantasy comics across the genre. Robert Multari, Carlos Herrera, and Gat Melvyn have produced another remarkable story that leaves the reader yearning for more. Night Wolf #4 is a thrill ride of pure genius.
DetailsTransformers Galaxies #7
Transformers Galaxies #7 (Maggs, McGuire-Smith, Wood, Burcham) is a comic that’s full of potential but ultimately falls a little short.
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