Monster Planet #3: Hunted To Extinction
Monster Planet #3
Monster Planet #3 (Brusha, Arino, Araujo, Esposito) is another crazy fun issue in an action-horror series that knows how to leave you wanting more.
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X-Men/Fantastic 4 #2: Mother, Mother
X-Men/Fantastic 4 #2
X-Men/Fantastic 4 #2 (Zdarsky, Dodson, Miller, Caramagna): This book perfectly balances complex themes and lighter tone to produce a story which is equal parts contemplative and deeply entertaining. When you add Dodson’s masterful art to the equation, you absolutely cannot miss.
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SHAZAM #11: All in the SHAZAMily
SHAZAM #11
After a slow start the arc, “SHAZAM and the Seven Magic Lands” is picking up the pace and barrelling towards the finish line with SHAZAM! #11 (Johns, Kolins).
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John Constantine: Hellblazer #4: “What Were We Talking About?”
John Constantine: Hellblazer #4
John Constantine: Hellblazer #4 (Spurrier, Bergara, Bellaire) begins a new arc in fresh clothes, that is until Constantine ruins them. In this visually gorgeous issue, Constantine meets Tommy Willowtree, who just might be everything he hates. Still, Willowtree needs Constantine’s help, but Constantine might need Willowtree’s more.
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Catwoman #20: No Guts, No Glory.
Catwoman #20
Catwoman #20 (Jones, Blanco): We have zombies everyone, I repeat we have zombies and a group of cute alley cats.
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Van Helsing Vs. The League of Monsters #1: Go Introduce Chaos
Van Helsing Vs. The League of Monsters #1
Amidst the horror icons, bloody action and overall sleek aesthetic in Van Helsing Vs. The League of Monsters #1 (Gregory, Coetten, Bevard, Esposito) we see a book that succeeds most in its emotional developments, making this a must read for any fan.
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Teen Titans #39: SO COOL!
Teen Titans #39 (Glass, Thompson, Pansica, Ferreira, Maolo) feels a bit off due to the regular creative team only being partially present for the proceedings, but is still a good old-fashioned superhero brawl that brings the stakes and a pleasant and surprising guest-star. If you’re sleeping on this title, it’s time to wake up!
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Jennika #1: It’s Fine, We’re All Still Adjusting
Jennika #1
Jennika #1 (Revel, Pattison, Nishijma) with every turn down a new road, comes to a new adventure, but what if that new adventure is your past. Meet Jennika, she’s new at being a mutant, but not knowing how to deal with a mix of emotions, wether old or new.
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Conspiracy: Area 51 #1: They Can’t Stop All of Us
Conspiracy: Area 51
Conspiracy: Area 51 #1 (Rodionoff, Goldberg, Otero, Paciarotti, Mangual) is both thrilling and shocking, kicking off what looks to be a sci-fi horror that pulls readers into the unknown with stellar artwork and terror lurking behind every door.
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Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #9 : Time Traveling Time!
Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #9
Solving last issue’s wormhole cliffhanger with style, you can almost listen to 70s music and smell popcorn and grease coming out of these pages. It’s surely a wild ride to the past.
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SUNDAY CLASSICS: Bloodshot #1 (1993)
Bloodshot #1
Join Comic Watch this Sunday morning as we get hyped for the new Bloodshot live-action movie with a look back at the 1993 classic Bloodshot #1 (VanHook, Perlin, Wiacek, Moede) comic!
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Amethyst #1: Not All is Crystal Clear
Amethyst #1
Amy Reeder takes on writing, art and colour duties (with Gabriela Downie in lettering) in a brilliant new reinvention of this character, which subverts most of the magical girl narratives, shifting our character from a childhood with thousands of fantasty adventures and magical companions into the devastating solitude and constant change of teenager years.
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