Power Rangers #1
Though not as new reader friendly as the #1 title might suggest, #PowerRangers #1 is a truly enjoyable experience that delivers sincere characterizations and high-stakes excitement with superb artwork.
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ORIGINS #1 (Chapman, Rebelka, Delpeche, Campbell) is is a hauntingly beautiful debut issue that oozes atmosphere from every page while exploring several themes about mankind through a sci-fi lens.
DetailsMighty Morphin #1
Mighty Morphin #1 is an exceptionally well executed comic on every level, pulling readers in with a clear focus on dramatic new developments, a surprising twist & truly impressive artwork. @ThatRyanParrott @MarcoRenna89 @WalterBaiamonte @eDukeDW
DetailsAn Unkindness of Ravens #2
An Unkindness of Ravens #2 (Panosian, Ignazzi): Wilma begins to realize there’s been trouble in her family history and senses there may be more to come! Although she seems to have some street-smarts, it’s uncertain whether that’s enough for what’s to come! #BoomStudios
DetailsDUNE HOUSE ATREIDES #1
DUNE: HOUSE ATREIDES #1 (Herbert, Anderson, Pramanik, Guimaraes, Dukeshire) is a solid first issue with strong art that works better than expected in the comic format. Well worth checking out.
DetailsBuffy The Vampire Slayer: Willow #4
The cover image for Willow #4 is very telling about what’s to come in this issue. You see Willow wrapped in green vines which match the color of her sweater which was such a comfort in early issue. It implies a transition from soothing to suffocating.
DetailsSeven Secrets #3
Whatever it is that you look for in comics, Seven Secrets (@boomstudios @tomtaylormade @imkota @WalterBaiamonte @eDukeDW) is currently delivering. #3 is out today so pick it up while you still can!
DetailsKing of Nowhere #5
King of Nowhere #5 (Prince, Jenkins, Jenkins, Andworld Design) finishes this series as it began: hard to put down due to a constant hope that it might improve. Yet, lovable characters and the book’s off-kilter artistic brilliance remain undercut by its unbalanced story and uninteresting protagonist.
DetailsWe Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1
The atmosphere that the creative team of Al Ewing, Simone Di Meo, and Mariasara Miotti manages to construct in We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1 while introducing us to this futuristic setting is enthralling, backed up by a truly admirable premise.
DetailsMega Man: Fully Charged #1
Mega Man Fully Charged #1 (Marchisello, Rinehart, Simeone, Monti, Dukeshire) brings a surprisingly heartfelt approach to the character, capitalizing on remarkable visuals to make for a first issue that is simply a lot of fun for any fan! @BoomStudios
DetailsAlienated #5
Alienated #5 (Spurrier, Wildgoose, & May) continues to provide an example of what can happen when a group of talented creators melds their skills together flawlessly.
DetailsBuffy The Vampire Slayer: Willow #2
Willow #2 (Tamaki, Bustos, Bruni, Wynne) Willow is may have found the perfect town in Abhainn, however, things are not always what they seem. Then there is Aelara who seems to turn up conveniently with the right amount of influence for Willow.
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