Mega Man: Fully Charged #1
Mega Man Fully Charged #1 (Marchisello, Rinehart, Simeone, Monti, Dukeshire) brings a surprisingly heartfelt approach to the character, capitalizing on remarkable visuals to make for a first issue that is simply a lot of fun for any fan! @BoomStudios
DetailsCable #03
Cable #3 (Duggan, Noto, Sabino) continues story building in a beautifully illustrated issue with a trio of Space knights that may be taking over our world.
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #108
TMNT #108 (Campbell, Pattison, Daniel, Lee) The kids are safe and the riddle of the Slithery has been solved, now all we have to do is figure out what Baxter Stockman is up to.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #19
Ultimately, Captain Marvel #19 (Thompson, Smith, Di Benedetto, Bonvillain, Cowles) is a bit of a let down. It’s cool to see Carol coming into contact with her half sister and even having a chance to establish some sort of relationship, but it lacks depth and intrigue to stand out as anything other than an obligatory tie-in to an already lackluster event.
DetailsCatwoman #24
Catwoman #24 (Northcott, Murphy, Tormey, Plascencia, Napolitano) Catwoman’s adventure in Isle Nevada leaves Catwoman with a list and self-doubt.
DetailsDoctor Aphra #3: Fortune and Fate Part 3: Turnabout
Archaeologist Doctor Aphra’s latest adventure in issue #3 (Wong, Cresta, Rosenberg) brings her to a mysterious ancient city. A spooky setting already, but one made deadlier by the company she keeps.
DetailsX-Factor #2
Leah Williams, David Baldeon, and Israel Silva bring their A-game to X-Factor #2. They make a comic that is equal part heart and humor and an all-around pleasure to read.
DetailsX-Men #11
X-Men #11 (Hickman, Yu, Gracia) is a fun book, and an excellent study of Magneto as a leader, and a Hero, for the world.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #47
Amazing Spider-Man #47 (Spencer, Ferreira, Poggi, Curiel, Caramagna) crams 40 pages of comic book into 24 pages, but it’s really good. There’s more super-villaining than you can handle!!
DetailsImmortal Hulk #36
Immortal Hulk #36 (Ewing, Bennet) feels like a filler issue, a side-effect of writing for the trade. Still a cut above the standard issue these days, but hard to appreciate in its own right.
DetailsConan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #4
Conan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #4’s (Ahmed, Ross, Woodard, Lanham) overall plot might be getting a little stale at this point, but the writing and art elevate it into a story worth reading.
DetailsTransformers ’84 #2
Transformers ’84 #2 (Furman, Guidi, Bove, Wood) has the Decepticons taking betraying to a whole new level and you’ll never guess who shows up. You’re gonna want to be there for this one!!
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