Doctor Aphra #4 Fate and Fortune – Part 4: The Deal
Trapped in an ironically living necropolis, Dr. Aphra #4 (Wong, Cresta, Rosenberg) involves the good doctor and her band of dirty quadruple-crossers scheming to escape to seek vengeance and glory against Ronen Tagge.
DetailsGiant-Sized X-Men #1 Tribute
Fantastic art, a classic script, and new insights from people who were closely connected to the heart of the original book, make this tribute essential reading for anyone who considers themselves a fan of the X-Men.
DetailsThe Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place #1
Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place #1 (Lemire, Del Mundo) is a horror/somewhat detective-like book of two halves confidentially embracing the Immortal Hulk title fans have grown to adore!
DetailsX-Factor #4
With X-Factor #4, @mymonsterischic @david_baldeon and @IsraelSilvaArt have the emotion jump off the page and pull the reader into the story.
DetailsTHE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH #1 & 2
Advance Review. THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH #1 and #2 (Tynion IV, Simmonds, Bidikar) are a superbly crafted debut drawing you into a world where the truth is what men with power can make it… @Image @JamesTheFourth @Martin_Simmonds
DetailsWonder Woman #763
With Wonder Woman #763 (@MarikoTamaki, @CarloBarberi, @SantorelliMatt, @loquesunalex, @droog811), a new and interesting status quo is set and ready to be explored.
DetailsFantastic Four Antithesis #2
Fantastic Four: Antithesis #2 (Waid, Adams, Farmer): What is “antithetical” to Galactus may be the same for the whole universe unless The Fantastic Four and The Silver Surfer can turn it around. But watch out for Annihilus: He’s brought the kiddies this time!
DetailsJohn Constantine: Hellblazer #10
John Constantine: Hellblazer #10 (@sispurrier @matiasbergara @adityab @DCComics) is a stunning issue on every level. Constantine is faced with his greatest and most destructive challenge: his future self. After this issue, nothing can be the same. The bottom line is this isn’t a series you should read; it’s a series you need to read.
DetailsBatgirl #49
Batgirl #49’s (Castellucci, Rodriguez, Bellaire) rushed and anticlimactic ending (as mandated by an editorial cancellation) knocks down what could have been an amazing five-issue arc if it needed to be. The concept is solid, but time – and cancellation – wait for no man. Or girl.
DetailsBatman/The Joker: War Zone #1
Batman/The Joker: War Zone #1 delivers a rare instance of a one-shot, event tie-in that is excellent from start to finish and important to not only the story but the future of the Bat-verse! From @DCComics @JamesTheFourth @Williamson_Josh @DipsOff @GuillemMarch @LauraBraga_rt and more!
DetailsAlthough not as earth-shattering as its opening installment, Batman: Three Jokers #2 ( @geoffjohns @JasonFabok @bdanderson13 rob leigh) is nonetheless a master class in sequential storytelling thanks to jaw-droppingly compelling visuals. The real weight, though, isn’t the inherent mystery but rather in the emotional fallout.
DetailsDark Nights: Death Metal – Multiverse’s End #1 (Tynion IV, Gedeon, Spicer, Wooton) is a bit of a mixed bag, but one that definitely has its moments of true emotional heft. You’ll never look at Captain Carrot or Owlman the same again.
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