Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #111
A destructive force reveals itself in front of the Power Rangers and an unlikely ally emerges! (@misty_flores #SimonaDiGianfelice #RaúlAngulo @eDukeDW) #MMPR #PowerRangers @boomstudios
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #32
takes a pause from action and focuses on Erica and the traumatic loss she has yet to fully process. Tense and dialogue-driven; for a series that is no stranger to intensity, is a welcome break. @boomstudios @Jamesthefourth @wertherscut @pollomuerto
DetailsHouse of Slaughter #16
kicks off the fourth arc around the tragic and stoic character of Bait. Complete with deeper lore of the Order of St. George, this issue does a good job at hooking readers at another monster ready to strike.
DetailsDamn Them All #7
Damn Them All #7 (@sispurrier @CharlieAdlard @SofieDodgson #DanielSilvaDeCarvalho @CampbellLetters @boomstudios) returns with another strong issue full of witty exposition and distorted coloring. @boomstudios
DetailsBuffy The Last Vampire Slayer #1
Buffy struggles with her new life as a Watcher and Thessaly struggles to keep her many lives together in the first issue of “Buffy: The Last Vampire Slayer”. #BuffyTheVampireSlayer #BOOMStudios @BoomStudios @faureiana
DetailsBRZRKR: Poetry Of Madness #1
A one-shot of epic and gory proportions, BRZRKR: Poetry Of Madness is sure to deliver a blow to its readers with the legend of The Berserker! @BoomStudios @skroce01 @Dragonmnky @eDukeDW #BRZRKR
DetailsSomething is Killing the Children #31
Something is Killing the Children #31 is a fast paced issue that brings all of the pieces crashing into one another for a stellar opening to the third act of the Tribulation arc. @boomstudios @jamesthefourth @wertherscut #SIKTC
DetailsWild’s End #2
Wild’s End #2 ends up topside with the compelling art and characters making this tale very engaging, from @VincentAbnett @injculbard, & @BoomStudios.
DetailsSirens of the City #1
Sirens of the City #1 is a beautiful, brash, and grimy fantasy tale set in the darkest corners of 1980’s New York from @boomstudios, @JoanneStarer, & @kharyrandolph
DetailsMosely #5
Mosely from start to finish is epic, fun, and a testament to what creator owned comics bring to the medium. Issue #5 ends on a strong note and a satisfying conclusion to Mosely, the janitor turned hero. @BoomStudios @slotfi
DetailsPower Rangers Unlimited: The Coinless #1
Oh no. Drakkon is back. How has his kingdom changed in his absence? And is he prepared to handle it? @Adam_Cesare @boomstudios
DetailsWild’s End #1
Wild’s End #1 is a perfect jumping on point for new fans, as well as a fun follow up to the series that came before, from @VincentAbnett @injculbard, & @BoomStudios
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