Blade Runner 2019 #1
Blade Runner 2019 #1 (Michael Green, Mike Johnson, Andres Guinaldo, Marco Lesko) is the rare perfect 10 that sucks you in and doesn’t let you take a breath until you’ve finished reading. The action is continuous from the first and crafts a thrilling mystery that keeps you emotionally engaged and craving more.
DetailsSHAZAM #8
After a myriad of delays, SHAZAM #8 (Johns, Kolins, Atiyeh, Leigh) continues to chug along with the expansion and revision of the SHAZAM lore by revealing the Seventh Champion.
DetailsVenom #20
Venom #20 (Cates, Coello, Beredo) Eddie comes clean on his relationship with Dylan, however, who is the Counsel of Reeds?
DetailsStar Trek: Year Five #8
Star Trek: Year Five #8 (Lazing, Kelly, Thompson) tackles the issue of gender identity. Because what’s Star Trek without ripped from the headlines controversial issues?
DetailsAngel may be missing in #7 of his series (Hill, Melnikov, Titov), but that doesn’t mean the supporting cast isn’t getting time to shine! Fred, Gunn, and Spike step into the spotlight! PLUS: two classic characters from the show make their debuts this issue!
DetailsCobra Kai #2
Cobra Kai #2 (Tipton, McLeod) takes a look at one of the greatest villains in pop culture history and offers up the fact that he might not be all bad after all.
DetailsThe Last God #2
Despite undertaking some serious narrative weight, The Last God #2 (Johnson, Federici, Gho) finds its stride as a complex and expansive horror-based fantasy epic that you can really sink your teeth into.
DetailsIn Flash #83 (Williamson, Sandoval), the “Rogues Reign” supreme – but what is King Cold’s secret behind is grip on Central City?!
DetailsVampirella #5
Vampirella #5 (Priest, Gunduz, Schubert) is undoubtedly an exciting turning point for the series to set new events into motion, but it loses its focus on the titular character in the process.
DetailsStar Trek Picard: Countdown #1
Star Trek Picard: Countdown #1 (Beyer, Johnson, Hernandez) is a great kickoff to this mini-series focusing on one of the most iconic television characters ever, Jean-Luc Picard. The decisions he’s forced to make will either save thousands of lives…or millions.
DetailsPunisher 2099 #1
Punisher 2099 #1 (Thompson, Nadler, Horak, Rosenberg): This book couldn’t be more targeted to nerds like me if it specifically had my full name, birth date and SSN slapped across the cover.
DetailsNEW MUTANTS #2
New Mutants #2: (Hickman, Reis, Muller, Lanham) what begins as courtroom drama turns into an epic space opera with regal dynasties that puts the cat amongst the pigeons. Truth?? You can’t handle the truth!!!!
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