Captain Marvel #11
Captain Marvel #11 (Thompson, Carnero, Bonvillain, Cowles) caps off what is arguably the most exciting Captain Marvel story in recent years with truly powerful drama and tons of action.
DetailsThe Amazing Mary Jane #1
The Amazing Mary Jane #1 (Williams, Gomez, Lopez) is a fun opening look on an overdue story. Williams does a great job crafting dialogue that showcases different sides of MJ: confidence, compassion, humor, with the artwork providing solid support. The first issue shows that with this creative team, Mary Jane has the star power to headline her own comic and leaves me interested in seeing more.
DetailsNancy Drew & The Hardy Boys: The Case of the Missing Adult OGN
Dynamite, Scott Bryan Wilson & Bob Solanovicz bring Nancy Drew & The Hardy Boys to life for a whole new generation of fans without leaving other generations out in the cold. (Wilson, Solanovicz)
DetailsUndiscovered Country #1
‘Undiscovered Country #1’ (Snyder, Soule, Camuncoli, Orlandini, Wilson) is nearly upon us and looks to be an exceptionally complex and gorgeous entry into the world of comics. Check out my Spoiler-Free review of #1 and be on the lookout for it, on sale 11/6!
DetailsDoctor Mirage #3
Doctor Mirage #3 (Visaggio, Robles, Bellaire, Sharpe) is easily the most powerful entry in the dark, yet remarkably vivid series that will absolutely capture your imagination. Take note, this is how you do a cliffhanger.
DetailsStar Wars #73 Rebels and Rogues Part VI
Star Wars #73 (Pak, Noto, Cowles) brings a refreshing change to a stagnant story line. Action returns to the series, as it begins to build toward its end in a couple issues. As the team of Star Warriors come together, so does the creative team behind this arc.
DetailsCult Classic: Creature Feature #1
Cult Classic: Creature Feature #1 (Rahal, Bivens, Jerrie-Monahan, Esposito) is yet another thrilling horror from Vault Comics, delivering a story that expertly captures vintage terror with some truly wicked artwork.
DetailsVampirella/Red Sonja #2
Vampirella/Red Sonja #2 (Bellaire, Moss, Nalty, Carey) succeeds in exploring a conflicted relationship between the two popular characters, but the story still needs time to develop before we see its true potential.
DetailsAquaman #53 (DeConnick, Rocha, Pansica) dives further into the murky depths of Amnesty Bay’s history – just in time for Mera AND Mecha Manta to show up!
DetailsAction Comics #1016
Action Comics #1016 (Bendis, Kudranski, Anderson) hits a sweet spot of action and fun. Concurrent with Event Leviathan, Action Comics is the much needed break from the bleak seriousness of the event. Readers will be pleased to see that Bendis is having fun while still being at the top of his game. Who doesn’t love a funny Batman?
DetailsMoney Shot #1
Money Shot #1 (Seeley, Beattie, Isaacs) is one of the most unique and enjoyable experiences reading a comic that I’ve had in years. Also, I feel really dirty now.
DetailsBOOKS OF MAGIC #12
In Books of Magic #12 (Howard, Fowler, Churilla) Tim finally confronts his enemies in a decisively bold encounter!
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