TUROK #5 (Marz, Castro)
Turok and his brother, Andar, learn the truth of the Lost Valley and accept a new found responsibility. Will Turok save Andar in time? Is this really the end or just the beginning? Time will tell.
DetailsSuperman #15
It’s the dawn of an exciting new era for Superman and his family in Superman #15 (Bendis, Reis, Prado, Olcair, Sinclair, Sharp).
DetailsGI Joe #1 (Allor, Evenhuis, Peer)
GI Joe #1: A completely new take on the beloved franchise that might be geared towards a modern audience, while paying respect to the 1982 version of Joe. (Allor, Evenhuis)
DetailsSpider-Man #1
Spider-Man #1 (Abrams, Abrams, Pichelli) doesn’t shy away from giving readers shocks right out of the gate – and just gets better from there!
DetailsDead Man Logan #11
The end is nigh as Logan and Dani run into some familiar faces on their raid of Weapon X in the well-crafted ‘Dead Man Logan #11’ (Brisson, Henderson, Woodard, Petit).
DetailsYear of the Villain Lex Luthor #1
Year of the Villain Lex Luthor #1 (Latour, Hitch, Currie, Morey): Lex Luthor uses his newly gotten superpowers to get himself a very unique gift.
DetailsAll in the Family
LB Lee takes the reader into their world and retraces fascinating lives and traumas.
DetailsJustice League #32
“The Justice/Doom War” continues as the true focus of the narrative begins to come into view in ‘Justice League #32’ (Snyder, Tynion IV, Porter, Napolitano).
DetailsHellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Saturn Returns #2
Overall, Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Saturns Return #2 (Mignola, Allie, Mittne, Wagner) is a welcome continuation filled with excitement and intrigue, developing critical plot points from the first issue and setting up the finale for something grand.
DetailsFlash Forward #1
‘Flash Forward #1’ (Lobdell, Booth, Rapmund, Guerrero) begins the road to redemption for Wally West in a book that is rife with potential despite being at a severe disadvantage at the starting line.
DetailsBatman #79
Batman #79 (King, Mann, Morey): A quiet, but not uneventful interlude on a beach brings Batman to a new level of self-understanding — right before ripping the carpet right under his feet. This issue won’t appeal to the folks who read primarily for the explosions, but it will be an important issue for just about everyone else.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #10
Overall, Captain Marvel #10 (Thompson, Carnero, Bonvillain) is a solid continuation of a powerful arc, despite being burdened by one too many moving pieces.
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