To the Max #1-3: Commericial Comics
To the Max #1-3
To the Max #1-3, the HBO Max and DC Comics, is available for free on Comixology and other platforms, yet still somehow feels overpriced.
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Cobra Kai #4: You’re The Best Around
Cobra Ki #4
Cobra Kai #4 (Tipton, McLeod, Del Gado, Uyetake) is sadly, the final issue of this excellent mini-series, but they did save the best for last.
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SiKtC Volume 1: Slaughter-Time
SiKtC volume 1
SiKtC Volume 1: As a horror genre fan this title is amazing, full of suspense, mystery and gore! I am hooked!
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Swamp Thing: New Roots #7: Of Course, it was a Cursed Thing
Swamp Thing: New Roots #7
These DC Digital Firsts have struggled to overcome the rather mundane approach to storytelling and Swamp Thing: New Roots #7 (Hester, Mandrake, Hi-Fi, Sharpe) just fell into that same pitfall. It’s not a bad book, it’s just not one you will remember for long after reading, and that speaks to the untapped potential these books have.
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SUNDAY CLASSICS: Age of Apocalypse starts with ALPHA
X-Men Alpha
SUNDAY CLASSICS brings you X-Men: Alpha (1995) (Lobdell, Waid): The end of the world starts with the Age of Apocalypse Alpha setting a change of events that only a stranger and the X-Men can set right.
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John Constantine: Hellblazer #6: Story for These TImes
John Constantine: Hellblazer #6
John Constantine: Hellblazer #6 (Spurrier, Campbell, Bellaire) is visually terrifying with writing so relevant that it is even scarier. Spurrier, Campbell, and Bellaire offer a great Constantine issue that is meant to be read this very moment.
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GothThrob Magazine #1 : Goth As Resistance
GothThrob Magazine #1
GothThrob Magazine #1 by @biancaxunise is a passionate and shameless collection of personal and relevant stories about counterculture, oppression and coping/healing through community that can’t leave you indifferent.
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Planetary #12: I’m the Fourth Man
Planetary #12
Planetary #12 (Ellis, Cassaday, Depuy, O’Neil) is the type of issue that will make your jaw drop. This series is obviously an example of some of the highest quality execution in comics, but it really does just get better and better with each new issue and that’s not something easily accomplished.
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Harley Quinn: Make ‘Em Laugh #1: Security Tighter than Batman’s Abs
Harley Quinn: Make ‘Em Laugh #1
Harley Quinn: Make ‘Em Laugh #1 (Russell, Braga, Guerrero, Dillon) is a visual treat full of humor, overt insanity and wacky irreverence. As Gotham’s most notorious villains continue to arrive, it quickly becomes easy to see that no one can steal the show from Harley.
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Adventureman #1: Intertwined Worlds?
Adventureman #1
Adventureman #1 (Fraction, Dodson, Dodson, Cowles): The art and representation of the story so far by the Dodsons is exceptional. I recommend picking this one up, it has my full attention for what’s gong to happen in the next issue.
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Miles Morales Spider-Man #17: A Hero Outlawed When The World Needs A Hero
Miles Morales Spider-Man #17
Miles Morales Spider-Man #17 (Ahmed, Carnero, Curiel, and Petit) gives a worthwhile action comic, but a story that is a must-read.
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James Bond #5: The Hottest Girls Are Always The Ones That Try To Kill You
James Bond #5
James Bond #5 (Ayala, Lore, Peeples, Kurichiyanil, Maher) is another really good issue of this series, this issue, in particular, gives off a really strong movie vibe, which makes it fun for everyone.
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