Pine & Merrimac # 1
sets up a small town mystery and will have readers hooked by the end of the issue. With a host of outlandish background characters, this detective story is refreshing and shouldn’t be missed out on. @boomstudios @TheKyleStarks @Fran_Galan_art
DetailsBook of Butcher #1
may be largely a resource text for the universe of #SIKTC, butits expanded lore open up the series for so many possibilities! @boomstudios @JamesTheFourth @ReadTinyOnion @TateBrombal @antonio_fuso @AndWorldDesign
DetailsRare Flavours #3
is another outstanding book from this creative team, delivering an authentic cultural and mythological look into Indian dishes and those who make them, by @therightram @FilipeAndrade @Andworlddesign, & @BoomStudios.
DetailsAnimal Pound #1
is a fantastic reimagining of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, highlighting the power struggles that would exist between members of a society after their shared oppressors are removed from the equation, by @TomKingTK @PeterGrossArt @TBonvillain & @boomstudios.
DetailsUnderheist #1
is a satisfactory start to a crime story with supernatural elements that drives curiosity for future issues. @boomstudios @DavidALapham @Hilzjenkins
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #35
may not be the ending fans are expecting for the New Mexico arc, putting monster hunter Erica Slaughter at even worse odds than before. What will become of her journey now? from @boomstudios @Jamesthefourth @wertherscut @pollomuerto
DetailsMighty Morphin Power Rangers #114
The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers gain strong allies as the HyperForce Rangers appear in the Darkest Hour! @misty_flores #SimonaDiGiafelice, #RaúlAngulo @eDukeDW @boomstudios #MMPR #PowerRangers
DetailsDamn Them All #10
Damn Them All #10 (@sispurrier @CharlieAdlard @SofieDodgson #DanielSilvaDeCarvalho @CampbellLetters @boomstudios) investigates the systems of power and how even with angels and demons nothing really changes in yet another compelling issue.
DetailsRare Flavours #2
continues to push the envelope for what is possible within a comic book. Likewise, the creative team enfuses so much life and love into the world that it feels genuinely authentic, by @therightram @FilipeAndrade @Andworlddesign, & @BoomStudios.
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #34
is an intense issue that brings the action at the forefront of this arc. It’s violent, terrifying, & a great reminder of what makes this series great with art is some of the best so far! @boomstudios @Jamesthefourth @wertherscut @pollomuerto
DetailsDamn Them All #9
Damn Them All #9 (@sispurrier @CharlieAdlard @SofieDodgson #DanielSilvaDeCarvalho @CampbellLetters @boomstudios) is a spellbinding new installment thanks to the intricate writing, striking layouts, and radiant coloring.
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #33
is a mixed issue that fans will likely be frustrated by. Where last issue took a pause from the major conflict to allow characters to reflect, there is small progress in the story that makes this arc feel like it is overstaying its welcome. @boomstudios
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