Transformers Galaxies #8
Transformers Galaxies #8 (Maggs, Wood, McGuire-Smith, Miyao, Burcham) is a decent read. If you know who the Transformers are, you’ll like this, this wouldn’t be the ideal jumping-on point for new readers.
DetailsFlash #759 (Williamson, Sandoval, Kolins, Terragona, Prianto, Hi-Fi) is a gem of a comic, with intense stakes and a sense of urgency that propels the narrative along at a full sprint from start to finish. But it’s also a celebration of what makes the Flash unique – and one of the greatest heroes of all time.
DetailsCable #2
Cable #2 (Duggan, Noto, Sabino) Cable takes a personal interest in a stolen baby, as an older Cable possibly walks into a trap. Smart writing and gorgeous art.
DetailsAlienated #5
Alienated #5 (Spurrier, Wildgoose, & May) continues to provide an example of what can happen when a group of talented creators melds their skills together flawlessly.
DetailsEmpyre #5
Love! Valor! Compassion! And killer space weeds! All this and Iron Man’s truly Fantastic solution to saving the world in Empyre #5 (Ewing, Slott, Schiti)!
DetailsLast Song #3
Last Song #3 sees Interlandi ( @junkstory ) shake up her characters in emotions, with Cantirino ( @thisquietcity ) providing some amazing inks to this gay punk rotten story.
DetailsBuffy The Vampire Slayer: Willow #2
Willow #2 (Tamaki, Bustos, Bruni, Wynne) Willow is may have found the perfect town in Abhainn, however, things are not always what they seem. Then there is Aelara who seems to turn up conveniently with the right amount of influence for Willow.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #20
With both a foundation of Carol’s origins in Kree lore and plenty of spectacular action, Captain Marvel #20 (Thompson, Smith, Di Benedetto, Bonvillain, Cowles) certainly stands out as one of the better tie-in issues we’ve seen so far from the series.
DetailsThe Green Lantern Season Two #6
Green Lantern #6 (Morrison, Sharp, Oliff, Wands) raises the stakes ever higher. It feels breathless and exciting, building on the pacing Morrison has established in the series.
DetailsWOLVERINE #4
Wolverine #4 (Percy, Bogdanovic, Wilson, Petit) is a dark and grim issue that relies on several tropes we have seen before in Wolverine comics as it serves as a bridge into the next arc.
DetailsEmpyre Tie-ins
While Empyre: X-Men #3 and Empyre: Avengers #2 show titles that get better with each issue, Empyre: Captain America #2 stays consistent in sticking to the Captain America wartime niche.
DetailsMaestro #1 (David, Peralta, Keown) is no mere nostalgia trip. It’s a dark, masterful look into the psyche of Marvel’s most powerful force, and the world that ultimately forces him to become the worst, most vile version of himself. This is a stunner of a comic with a huge legacy to fulfill, and it more than does so as the entire creative team rises to the challenge – and then some.
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