Neighborhood Watch, Issue #2
The second issue deepens the mystery! As the plot unravels, Gailey and Haining reveal that these characters are not quite what they seem, rewarding the readers and leaving them asking for more! @BoomStudios
DetailsMoonstar #3
gives the reader a deeper dive into the complexities of the characters that this series has neglected. @_ashkallen’s writing talent shines as the comic focuses on the why, not the what, of them. #Moonstar #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsAlias #3
opens with a big action sequence that propels the issue forward. At the same time, the issue is a little unbalanced with a very unexpected end. #Alias #JessicaJones #MarvelComics
DetailsVenom #258
by Ewing, Gomez, & D’Armata offers fans Peter and MJ hope for the future, but after an underwhelming crossover event, it’s not a substantial consolation prize. #MarvelComics #Venom
DetailsFantastic Four #11
is a big misstep in what has otherwise been solid, consistent character development throughout the series’ current run. The result is fairly weak story. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics
DetailsInglorious X-Force #5
fails to live up to its name. As a middling issue in a middling series, the comic continues to lack any substance. With art that fails to compensate, Issue #5 falls right in line with the rest of the series – and not in a good way. #XForce #MarvelComics
DetailsG.I. Joe #22
delivers a fast-paced and lore-rich setup for its newest Energon arc while finally giving Risk a compelling spotlight as the series’ latest standout character, by @Williamson_Josh @AndreaMilanaArt #LeeLoughridge #RusWooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound
DetailsUncanny X-Men #28
Vecchio’s artwork carries an otherwise amateur issue that feels incomplete and underwritten. #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsMagik & Colossus #4
The penultimate issue of Ashley Allen and Germán Peralta’s Magik & Colossus series raises the stakes before the finale! #Magik #Colossus #XMen #MarvelComics @_ashkallen
DetailsRacer X #7
is bookended with the series’ overarching villain, Dante Ferno, having trouble with the mob boss he owes money to. This series more than any other in the Speed Racer line is concerned with a good guy versus bad guy dynamic! @MadCaveStudios @manruss
DetailsBarbara Gordon: Breakout #1
Barbara Gordon headlines a new ongoing series from Mariko Tamaki and Amancay Nahuelpan in Barbara Gordon: Breakout #1.
DetailsThe Fury of Firestorm #2
continues to build up the larger story in this sophomore issue of the series while introducing/ reintroducing readers old and new to Ronnie Raymond and his journey from an average person to omega-level superhero #JeffLemire #RafaelDeLatorre #DCComics
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