Hellmouth #4
Hellmouth #4 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini): What should have been a huge moment – Buffy discovering that Angel is a vampire – feels weightless, which is an apt of a description for this threadbare miniseries as I can think of.
DetailsVENOM: THE END #1
VENOM: THE END, #1 (Warren, Cruz, Guru-eFX): The last Venom story takes place over a trillion years, and it’s up to him to save us all. Yes, you read that right!
DetailsHe-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #3
He-Man & The Masters of the Multiverse #3 (Seeley, Fraga, Derenick, Friend) delivers some unexpected allies into the fight to save the He-Mens Universes, You won’t believe what happens along the way!!!
DetailsDoctor Tomorrow #1
Doctor Tomorrow #1 (Arbona, Towe, Rodriguez, Cowles) is the kind of opening salvo you want for any book, with just enough intrigue and mystery to keep you on the hook mixed with the kind of fun sci-fi and relatability that we read comics for in the first place.
DetailsAquaman #56 (Higgins, Lopresti, Ryan) defies the odds and proves that a fill-in issue can be not only fun but also expand upon the regular creative team’s ongoing story and themes.
DetailsSuperman #19
Superman #19 (Bendis, Reis, Sinclair) explores the aftermath of the revelation while moving towards a new status quo for comics’ oldest superhero as “The Truth” continues.
DetailsVan Helsing vs. Dracula’s Daughter #1-5
Van Helsing vs. Dracula’s Daughter (Gregory, Otero, Brevard, Esposito) is not only an enjoyable series, it highlights the depth that this universe has in both it’s character work and world building. The result is five brisk, action-packed and intriguing issues that feel like they actually have a story to tell, despite a few shortcomings.
DetailsMARVELS X #1
Marvels X #1 (Krueger, Ross, Well-Bee, Petit): The dawning of a dangerous new world begins and a child’s voice can be heard through the dystopian din. One that will not be silenced.
DetailsBatman #87
Batman #87 (Tynion IV, March, Morey) continues to bring readers a familiar Bat-story and although the shift in art team is jarring, still manages to pull off a highly proficient issue.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #38
Amazing Spider-Man #38 (Spencer, Coello, Caramagna) is a pretty good “catch your breath” kind of issue, but if you’re looking for something more, unfortunately, you won’t find it here.
DetailsThe Incredible Hulk #104
Ancient History explores the late spring of 1968 with a little fella we call the Hulk!
DetailsWonder Woman #750
The landmark Wonder Woman #750 (Orlando, Merino, various) has arrived, and it couldn’t be a better celebration of the iconic character!
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