X-Force #2
X-Force #2 (Percy, Cassara, White, Caramagna) has a superbly gritty noir style procedural feel in word and image that grips you in its arms from page one and pulls you into the darkness never letting go.
DetailsOlympia #1
Olympia #1 (Pires, Diotto) is a valiant but somewhat futile effort to recapture the magic of childhood fantasy.
DetailsRoku #2
Roku #2 (Bunn, Bachs, Paitreau, Sharpe) features plenty of action and a dangerous new mystery while exploring an origin that ultimately feels worthwhile. It’s just a bloody good time!
DetailsHellmouth #2 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini) finds Buffy and Angel fighting side-by-side in Hell, but does the story actually move itself forward?
DetailsHawkman #18
The terrifying Sky Tyrant takes over in Hawkman #18 (Venditti, Oliffe)! This book is definitely worth a read, and highly recommended for readers who want to keep up with all of the overarching story of The Batman Who Laughs!
DetailsLucifer #14
Lucifer #14 (Watters, Blanco, Cunniffe) is a wild ride through dying stars to the English countryside that explores free will, house building, and the relationship between hunters and the hunted.
Details2099 Alpha #1
2099 Alpha #1 (Spencer, Bogdanovic) is an introduction to a brand new universe. Readers will love this updated future, and will see why today’s world has had a profound effect on the one eighty years in the future!
DetailsRobyn Hood Vigilante #1
Robyn Hood Vigilante #1 (Mears, Kourtis, Rodriguez, Esposito) is a great start to a series that feels poised to just get better and better.
DetailsAbsolute Carnage #4
Absolute Carnage #4 (Cates, Stegman, Mayer, Martin) maintains the horror and cranks the action to 11 in preparation for the final issue.
DetailsHe-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #1
He-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #1 (Seeley, Fraga, Friend, Yackey) gives us a brand-new take on the classic characters introduced almost 40 years ago. Folks, there’s a reason things stick around that long.
DetailsDetective Comics #1015
Detective Comics #1015 (Tomasi, Mahnke, Baron, Leigh): While this issue lacked the emotional impact of the last few, it was still dramatic and interesting to read.
DetailsPsi-Lords #6
Psi-Lords #6 (Van Lente, Guedes): Following this book and seeing these characters flirt with annihilation albeit unknowable to them leaves you with bated breath by the final page.
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