Nightwing #69
Nightwing #69 (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi) is a pretty good issue with decent action and an awesome reveal at the end, but ultimately leaves you wanting for more concrete progression towards Nightwing truly returning.
DetailsSuicide Squad #3
Suicide Squad #3 (Taylor, Redondo, Lucas) sees the story begin to really take shape as the team begins to breathe new life into a somewhat stale property.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #40
Amazing Spider-Man #40 (Spencer, Coello, Carlos, Reber, Pantazis, Caramagna) fun and excited made into physical form and stapled in the middle.
DetailsAnt-Man #2
Ant Man #2 (Wells, Burnett, Spicer, Petit) continues a full-throttle, f-ant-astic, can’t miss adventure. Filled with laughs and thrills, its largest flaw is how quickly it’s going to be over.
DetailsX-Force #8
X-Force #8 (Percy, Bazaldua, Guru-eFX, Caramagna) is a solid issue in a series that continues to find emotional depth in tales of blood and violence.
DetailsLeviathan Dawn #1
Leviathan Dawn (Bendis, Maleev) sets the scene and lets readers meet the team before the action starts in April’s Event Leviathan: Checkmate.
DetailsTransformers #17
Transformers (Ruckley, Malkova, McGuire-Smith, Uyetake, Wood) takes further than we’ve even been into the mind of a robot. What makes them tick? It’s not Energon.
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #103
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #103 (Campbell, Pattison, Lee): Leo & Mikey make a connection, Raph & Jennika square off, while Old Hob puts his own morality aside for the great good.
DetailsLegion of Super-Heroes #4
Despite some cosmetic changes, Legion of Super-Heroes #4’s (Bendis, Sook, Janin) foray into this new spin on the Legion’s origin feels more compulsory than inspired. The art is still great, but a mere four issues in, and this title suddenly feels like it’s treading water.
DetailsDaredevil #18
Daredevil #18 (Zdarsky, Fornes, Woodard) is a thrill-ride from front to back. It’s not quite there, but this comic is on the way back to being Daredevil again.
DetailsBANG! #1
BANG! #1 (Kindt, Torres) comes out of the gates swinging with one of the sharpest comics you’re likely to find on the shelves this year. Witty, fast-paced, intelligent, and gorgeous.
DetailsJoin the Future #1
In an explosive and utterly impressive first issue, Join the Future #1 (Kaplan, Kowalski, Simpson, Otsmane-Elhaou) proves that Aftershock Comics has an unmistakable hit on their hands with potential for real greatness. Do not miss this book.
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