Amethyst #1
Amy Reeder takes on writing, art and colour duties (with Gabriela Downie in lettering) in a brilliant new reinvention of this character, which subverts most of the magical girl narratives, shifting our character from a childhood with thousands of fantasty adventures and magical companions into the devastating solitude and constant change of teenager years.
DetailsGhost-Spider #7
Ghost-Spider #7 (McGuire, Guara, Herring) continues to entertain and mystify. With the addition of an alternate Sue and Johnny Storm what good go wrong? Oh yeah, The Maker is here too!
DetailsBloodshot #0
In a powerful one-shot filled with explosive visuals, Bloodshot #0 (Seeley, Laming, Dalhouse, Sharpe) proves to be an issue that any fan of the character simply must read.
DetailsAquaman #57 brings all of the emotional depth, intensity, and outright maturity readers have come to expect from the Eisner-caliber creative team of DeConnick, Rocha, Henriques, and Fajardo Jr.!
DetailsFantastic Four #19
Fantastic Four #19 (Slott, Izaakse, Menyz): In which the senses-stirring saga of planet Spyre and “The Four-Told” comes at last to a “Four-Gone” conclusion!
DetailsAtlantis Attacks #2
Atlantis Attacks #2 (Pak, Anindito, Gill, Rosenberg) gets a C for effort and a D- for execution.
DetailsSpawn #305
Spawn #305 (McFarlane, Alexander, Steigerwald, Orzechowski) is a can’t-miss conclusion to not just a brutally exciting arc, but also a character-defining artistic approach from Jason Shawn Alexander. It’s fast paced and full of awesome new developments that will have fans thrilled for the next chapter in Spawn’s dramatic crusade against both Heaven and Hell.
DetailsX-Men #7: Out of Desire for Heaven
X-Men #7 (Hickman, Yu, Milla, Cowles): Uneven storytelling, and a seemingly egotistical desire on the part of the writer to cause furor among fans, lead to this being a controversial entry in the realm of X-Lore.
DetailsThe Immortal Hulk #28
The Immortal Hulk #28 (Ewing, Reilly, Bergara, O’Halloran, Petit) is a character study issue about a father and daughter. Not what you may have expected, but definitely a compelling story.
DetailsX-O Manowar #1
X-O Manowar #1 (Hallum, Laiso, Redmond, Otsmane-Elhaou): The perfect pick up if you’ve never read X-O Manowar, while also being a great reintroduction for the loyal fans who’ve been awaiting Aric’s return.
DetailsMachine Man 2020 #1
Machine Man 2020 #1 (Gage, MacDonald, Sanchez-Almara) does end up being a fun experience, even if it’s going to be a fairly short one.
DetailsHe-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #4
He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse #4 (Seeley, Denerick, Yackey) sticks it’s fingers into your childhood brain and stirs it up. A. Lot.
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