Savage Avengers #1
The first issue of ‘Savage Avengers’ is here and it’s just as brutally violent as you would hope, but unfortunately, it struggles to overcome the all too common hindrances found in many ensemble stories.
DetailsThe Vulture takes center stage! What trick does he have up his sleeve to maintain his sudden – and tenuous – grip on control of his gang of desperate villains?
DetailsMeet the Skrulls #3
A rich and powerful narrative that explores the effects of many real world problems families face despite the facade of a superhero comic. Don’t miss “Meet the Skrulls #3”.
DetailsBOOKS OF MAGIC #7
Books of Magic #7: Tim faces the realisation that he may need more than his own magical prowess to rescue Ellie.
DetailsYoung Justice #5
Bendis and the creative team finally delve into the continuity issues surrounding their new iteration of Young Justice in issue #5! Plus, the team takes on Lord Opal of Gemworld!
DetailsBatman/ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III #1
Worlds collide as the Bat-mythos gets soaked in mutagen and comes out in a glorious, ninja filled amalgam that really is the best of both worlds.
DetailsWar of the Realms #3
The War of the Realms #3 sees our Strikeforces assembled, Daredevil attaining god status and a glimpse of Thor maybe? Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman, Matthew Wilson, Travis Lanham and Marvel
DetailsThe Long Night Part 4
Agents Pierce and Marshall have their narrative and think they have their killer… but is it actually Logan, or some other unseen force at work?
DetailsSTAR WARS: AGE OF REBELLION: HAN SOLO #1
Review of STAR WARS: AGE OF REBELLION: HAN SOLO #1 Greg Pak pens a story in Han’s journey that is a well thought out vignette executed by a highly talented art team that fits perfectly into the canon.
DetailsDCeased #1 (of 6)
DCeased #1 is an interesting and action-packed set up to what should be an exciting series.
DetailsHawkman #11
It’s time for a Roll Call as Carter and his kettle of hawks battle Idamm and the Deathbringers for the fate of Earth in “Hawkman #11”!
DetailsBatman #70
Despite excellent dialogue and the usual (for this book) high quality of art, this issue felt unnecessarily bloated. It could have told twice the story in half the space, had the editing been a little more effective.
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