ICYMI: If Destruction Be Our Lot #4: Malfunctions
If Destruction Be Our Lot #4
The one where Abraham Lincoln gets addicted to electricity. @ImageComics @Ashcanpress
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The one where Abraham Lincoln gets addicted to electricity. @ImageComics @Ashcanpress
DetailsWhat If…? Runaways #1
The Runaways decided to stay home and take over the family business. What results is a story that while interesting, would have been best as a storyline in its own book. #Runaways #MarvelComics
DetailsInglorious X-Force #8
continues to waste Kali’s premise as a social-media-propaganda villain and reduces her to a generic antagonist. Meanwhile, the team’s flat, conflict-free dynamic leaves characters underdeveloped. #XForce #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsHunter x Hunter No. 418
Tserreidnich makes his move in Hunter x Hunter No. 418! #HunterxHunter #manga
DetailsOne Piece Ch. 1191
The battle to protect Elbaph rages on in One Piece 1191! #OnePiece #manga
DetailsUltimate Impact: Reborn #4
Ultimate Impact WANTS you to believe it matters, but it makes little effort to reach that point. #MarvelComics
DetailsBug Wars: The Coming of the Wardoom #1
The war has begun anew, but this time Slade has some help on his side! #BugWars @jasonaaron @ImageComics
DetailsDaredevil #5
is a solid conclusion to Stephanie Phillips’ first arc on #Daredevil. Although it leaves many of its questions unanswered, it went a long way in setting up a new world for Matt Murdock as a springboard for even greater stories to come.
DetailsQueen in Black #3
is as lackluster as event comics come, failing to move the needle forward on its main conflict as its most interesting material lies in the pages of tie-in issues. #QueeninBlack #Venom #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Last Driver #1
is Sean Gordon Murphy doing what he does best as a visual storyteller, delivering page after page of dynamic thrills and engaging world building. However, the points in which the script stumbles are some of its most important, leaving this debut issue feeling shallow in its execution. @ImageComics
DetailsWitness Point #2
Issue #2 fixes what the first issue lacked by shifting to the point of view of Deputy Marshal Khabrani. The change gives the series its first real thematic footing, making this issue the clearest sign yet of what the series can be. @DarkHorseComics
DetailsEnd of Life #7
While introducing the stakes of the next arc, this issue doesn’t do that much in the way of advancing the plot. @ThatKyleStarks @StevePughcom #Vertigo #DCComics
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