Transformers #2
Transformers #2: It’s some interesting philosophical questions asked and a great look at the peace that Cybertron actually enjoyed before the war, but it’s hampered by some art that just isn’t catching my attention.
DetailsWar of the Realms: Spider-Man and the League of Realms #1
Spider-man joins the League of Realms and embarks on an adventure!
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #5
The Guardians of the Galaxy, reeling from the events of last issue, regroup, but they’re too late, the Mad Titan is back!
DetailsX-Force #7
The pace of this issue allowed for moments of superb characterisation while not stinting on moments of real dread. The art is effective and stylish. This is a series to pick up.
DetailsIronheart #6
Ironheart and Spider-Man share the spotlight in ‘Ironheart #6’, a sci-fi filled classic Marvel team-up adventure that showcases what these characters can bring to the table!
DetailsWar of the Realms Strikeforce: The War Avengers #1
The War Avengers do some War Avenging. Neat.
DetailsFirefly #4
Firefly #4: It’s another fun issue that we’ve come to expect from this creative team. Pak and McDaid clearly understand these characters and are giving us great Mal moments. It’s a little light on some of the characters but we can’t expect a focus on everybody in an ensemble book. It’s definitely another strong entry in one of my favorite adaptations of a TV series.
DetailsThe Girl in the Bay #4
The Girl In the Bay #4 is a great final issue filled with suspense, horror, and a beautifully surreal conclusion.
DetailsStone Star #2
Jim Zub and Max Dunbar continue their new ComiXology Original sci-fi fantasy series with ‘Stone Star #2’, available now through ComiXology.
DetailsDAREDEVIL #5
Superhero thrills and action in the mighty Marvel manner. It’s starting to be all too much for the man without fear. But damn it makes for a gripping read.
DetailsWar of the Realms: Giant Man #1
Giant Man #1 has it’s moments, it has some less great moments as well, what did you think?
DetailsTransformers #1
Transformers #1: This reboot misses the mark in some parts but keeps the reader interested enough to check out more. It’s part political drama, part mystery, all rock ‘em sock ‘em robots. Worth checking out if you’re a transformer fan and as with most IDW’s Transformer books, it’s more intelligent than a book about an 80’s cartoon containing transforming cars and planes has any business being.
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