Berserk Volume 21: Miura Concludes the Arc Remarkably Well
Berserk Volume 21
Conviction had its downfalls, but as this volume proves, it’s superior parts go toe-to-toe with the greatest Golden Age had to offer. #manga #Berserk
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Spider-Man vs. Predator #1: Hunters, All The Way Down
Spider-Man vs. Predator #1
With some iconic cover art and expectations fulfilled, but not surpassed, Ben Percy and Marcelo Ferreira’s Spider-Man vs. Predator #1 proves to be a tense ride through a sweltering New York City hellscape. #SpiderMan #Predator
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Eddie Brock: Carnage #3: Bushwacked
Eddie Brock: Carnage #3
by @CharlesSoule @JesusSaiz @MattHollingsworth is a gruesome battle against the first name on the duo’s hit list, but is their victory worth celebrating?! #Carnage #MarvelComics
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The Avengers #25: Rise of The Masters of Evil
The Avengers #25
by @jedmackay @ValerioSchiti @Toonfed is the ultimate underdog story as Sam Wilson gives his all to defend the team’s home base! #MarvelComics #Avengers
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Batman #159: The Hush of Crickets
Batman #159
continues #Hush2 with the dooming silence of continuity hanging over its every page as the team slaps together a story without rails that assumes nothing else has been written between itself and its predecessor. #Batman
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Arcana Royale #1: No There There
Arcana Royale #1
will probably appeal to fervent fans of supernatural horror. The art adds to the fun in that regard. But a lack of narrative detail hold it back from broad appeal.
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Green Arrow #21-23: The Poison I Wanna Spit
Green Arrow #21-23
(#ChrisCondon #Montos @fxstudiocolor_ #HassanOtsmane-Elhaou) is a thrilling whydunit, exploring the human cost of corporate chemical dumping and the cycles of pain it brings. #GreenArrow #DCComics
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The Flash #20: A War on the Moon
The Flash #20
is a start to a new story arc that completely shifts the narrative structure of the book in a bold, but delightful way, by @SiSpurrier @VascoGeorgiev @MattHerms @ElhaouHassan & @DCOfficial #Flash #DCComics
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Superman: The Last Days of Lex Luthor #3: Super Lex
Superman: The Last Days of Lex Luthor #3
Why does #Superman want to save the person who’s spent his life trying to destroy him? And can the two work together to save the world? Find out in this long-awaited final issue. (Mark Waid, @KevinNowlan, Bryan Hitch) #DCComics #ClarkKent #DCComics
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G.I. Joe #6: You Gotta Fight… For Your Right…
G.I. Joe #6
is a great conclusion to the first arc, mixing awesome action, character beats, and narrative satisfaction in spectacular fashion, by @Williamson_Josh @TomReillyArt @RedCube_Studio @ruswooton & @ImageComics @Skybound #EnergonUniverse #GIJoe
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Amazing Spider-Man #2: Itsy Bitsy Blues
The Amazing Spider-Man #2
Joe Kelly & Pepe Larraz hit the ground running with The Amazing Spider-Man #2, a kinetic and continuously fresh chapter of an unchangingly familiar status quo. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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Absolute Wonder Woman #7: Godly Deception
Absolute Wonder Woman #7
is a fantastic conclusion to a two issue arc that expertly tells the reader everything they need to know about Absolute Wonder Woman, by @79SemiFinalist @MattiaIulis @Becca_See & @DCOfficial
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