Suicide Squad #7
Suicide Squad #7 (Taylor, Sampere, Albarran, Lucas, Abbott) is a welcome bit of durable superhero storytelling, full of the action, character work, and great art readers expect.
DetailsEmpyre Tie-ins
Empyre X-Men#2 and Lords of Empyre: Celestial Messiah #1 excelled in their own way. Where one fleshes out a character crucial to the event, the other takes a fun concept and drives it to the extreme in the best way possible.
DetailsSpawn #308
With the battle on Earth just getting more expansive by the issue, Spawn #308 (McFarlane, Lashley, Steigerwald, Orzechowski) continues developing the fresh new superhero-inspired direction with a strong sense of pacing and understanding of lore.
DetailsThe Dreamig: Waking Hours #1
The Dreaming: Waking Hours #1 (Wilson, Robles, Lopes) takes the baton from Simon Spurrier in a magnificent stride. Wilson’s writing feels right at home in The Dreaming and Sandman Universe. A great story with killer art, The Dreaming: Waking Hours should not be missed!
DetailsDeadpool #6
Deadpool #6 (Thompson, Libranda, Sotomayor, Sabino) is a remarkably fun and entertaining issue exploring just why Wade Wilson hasn’t been involved in the X-Men relaunch, but the narrative hurdles prove to just be a little too much for the issue to be as successful as it could’ve been.
DetailsUNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #7
UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY #7 (Snyder, Soule, Camuncoli, Grassi, Wilson, CRANK!) is the slower issue brimming with cleverly parsed out clues as to where the narrative is taking us. @Ssnyder1835 @CharlesSoule @ImageComics
DetailsYoung Justice #17
Young Justice #17 (Bendis, Walker, Godlewski, Abbott, Elraeb) is a great jumping-on point and the calm before the storm issue in what looks to be a very explosive time for the team!
DetailsEmpyre Tie-ins
With war stories and high action fights, the weeks Empyre tie-ins, starring Captain America and the Savage Avengers, respectfully, may not feel as impactful as some of the others, but there are still moment of fun and enjoyment to be found.
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #5
Guardians of the Galaxy #5 (Ewing, Cabal, Petit, Blee) is a swing and a miss by this usually great creative team. Honestly, you can skip this issue and you won’t be missing much.
DetailsCrema
Crema ( @j_xmas , @dntlz , @ryanwriter , @AtlaTheWriter ) is a love letter to love swathed in the richest coffee flavor imaginable, and one that will haunt you and make you fall in love with its characters, story, scenarios and so much more.
DetailsDark Nights: Death Metal – Legends of the Dark Knights #1
Please do not buy Dark Nights: Death Metal – Legends of the Dark Knights unless you have the disposable income to do so. It isn’t worth your time or hard-earned money, unless you’re a hardcore completist. There are moments of fun, but they’re lost in the deluge.
DetailsGiant-Sized X-Men: Fantomex #1
Giant-Size X-Men: Fantomex #1 (Hickman, Reis) is a popcorn read. Beautiful art, hinting at storylines which will, no doubt, come to fruition later down the line. It isn’t an essential read, but it is undeniably fun.
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