The Hunger and the Dusk #1
The Hunger and the Dusk #1 (@GWillowWilson @MrRiktus @msassyk @DianaSousaArt @SimonBowland @IDWPublishing) delivers a sizzling debut of Hot Orc Summer. A story that goes right to the heart and art that’ll make you swoon.
DetailsKnight Terrors #1
As the DCU is trapped in a nightmare realm, Deadman must continue to pilot Batman’s body as he searches for who Nightmare is and why he seeks the NIghtmare Stone from @Williamson_Josh @Casparnova @stefano_nesi #GiuseppeCamuncoli & @DCOfficial
DetailsSwan Songs #1
Swan Songs #1 is a masterful example of how short and succinct storytelling can leave an impact on readers, as well as successfully pace out a narrative to its fullest. From @ImageComics, #WMaxwellPrince, & @Martin_Simmonds
DetailsDaredevil #13
Matt fights through hell for his friends in Daredevil #13 (courtesy of @zdarsky, @MChecC, Matthew Wilson, and Clayton Cowles). But a discovery along the way throws all his recent actions into doubt. #Daredevil @Marvel
DetailsFantastic Four #9
In the most ambitious issue yet, Fantastic Four #9 sets out to tell the story from Alicia’s point of view. It’s a creative idea but it doesn’t quite stick the landing.
DetailsX-23: Deadly Regenesis
X-23 vs. Kingpin! An issue full of rage, humor, & redemption that you don’t want to miss. And the best part is – you don’t have to read anything else to enjoy the story! #MarvelComics #X23 #Kingpin @EricaSchultz42 @EdgarSalazar_1 @co_carloslopez @corypetit
DetailsWeird Work #1
Weird Work #1 is a surprisingly bland opening issue to a story with such a ‘quirky’ visual style. Where the book fails to revel in, outside of its kooky nature, is a genuine attempt at telling an engaging tale. #ImageComics
DetailsX-Men #24
A sad send off to the year two crew, hopefully after this next Hellfire Gala we’ll get back some of the magic from the first year. By Gerry Duggan, Joshua Cassara & Marvel.
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
DetailsVenom #22
Venom #22(@Al_Ewing @ramonfbachs @FrankDarmata @ClaytonCowles) brings an obscure character out of the vault and into the spotlight for a well-drawn issue full of mystery. #Marvel #Venom
DetailsLove Everlasting #9
Love Everlasting #9 (@TomKingTK @e_charretier @MDHollingsworth #ClaytonCowles and @ImageComics) is an emotional gut punch on every level as the abstract nature of love is tested against the terrors of mortality and age.
DetailsSpider-Man #10
Spider-Man #9 is sugary storytelling, entertaining the reader without asking them for too much. It’s enjoyable in all the best ways, and helps characterize the recently introduce Spider-Boy a tad more.
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