Future State: Batman/Superman #2
In Future State: Batman/Superman #2 ( @geneluenyang @ScottMcDaniel0 #BenOliver #StephenSegovia ) the heroes go after the False Face Society with the lives of all the citizens of Gotham at stake. #DCComics #Future State
DetailsThe Boys: Dear Becky #2 (Ennis, Braun, Avina) starts getting down to business after last issue’s table-setting, and is all the stronger for it. Less knee-jerk over-the-top violence, and more intrigue and introspection make for a comic that, while not yet at can’t-miss status, definitely stands out on the shelves.
DetailsRed Sonja vol. 5 #15
Red Sonja #15 (Russell, Q, Kelly, Otsmane-Elahou) continues its strong run with another beautifully illustrated issue centered around the difficult choices that must me made in times of war
DetailsKISS: Zombies #5
KISS: Zombies 5 (Sacks, Buchemi, Limo, Peteri) It’s Cold Gin time again! The Leader has been exposed for who he really is, now KISS must defeat a hoard of zombies and save the New Detroit Settlement.
DetailsJames Bond #5
James Bond #5 (Ayala, Lore, Peeples, Kurichiyanil, Maher) is another really good issue of this series, this issue, in particular, gives off a really strong movie vibe, which makes it fun for everyone.
DetailsThe Boys: Dear Becky #1 (Ennis, Braun, Avina) is a comic that feels ripped from a bygone era, and whether or not readers can stomach it given the world’s current climate is going to be a personal choice. The Boys remains as brutal and uncaring as ever, but now lacks the wink and sense of fun the original run had. And perhaps that, too, is a reflection of the times.
DetailsSix Million DolTPB
Six Million Dollar Man in Japan TPB (Hastings, Hahn, Kurichiyanil, Maher, Davisson) is better than your average licensed comic. Better. Stronger. Faster.
DetailsMagnus #1-5
Magnus #1-5 (Higgins, Fornes, O’Halloran, Esposito) brings something completely new and modern to the series with a moral dilemma that explores a fundamental relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence. For those looking for a sci-fi mystery thriller, this is definitely one you will want to read.
DetailsKilling Red Sonja #1
Killing Red Sonja #1 (Russell, Ingman, Rousseau, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) gives readers little in the way to care about in either character or plot, and is further hampered by bland art.
DetailsRed Sonja #15
Red Sonja #15 (Russell, Q, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) is an outstanding gateway to an exciting tale to come.
DetailsRed Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #10
Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #10 (Chu, Sanapo, Mohan) is an effective hot-summer-desert mood issue, but also a slow and storybuilding lacking one. The art really helps get in the mood of Drakulon, and it leaves us hoping for more as we move forward.
DetailsKISS: Zombies #4
KISS: Zombies (Sacks, Buchemi) keep things moving towards “the signal” and finding what caused the outbreak. Will they become Creatures Of The Night or will they survive this Psycho Circus that they are currently in?
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