Invisible Woman #4: Stormy Rides Again
Invisible Woman #4
Invisible Woman #4 (Waid, De Iulis): The Invisible Woman demonstrates her true power and resourcefulness—but that may not be enough to avert an international tragedy.
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Invisible Woman #4 (Waid, De Iulis): The Invisible Woman demonstrates her true power and resourcefulness—but that may not be enough to avert an international tragedy.
DetailsYondu #1
Yondu #1 (Thompson, Nadler, McCrea) gives readers two Yondus for the price of one, and a cosmic MacGuffin supposedly on par with the Infinity Gauntlet! What’s not to love?!
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Batman: The Killing Joke
Journey back to the Spring of 1988 on this Sunday morning, with Comic Watch and ‘Batman: The Killing Joke’.
DetailsDragonfly & Dragonflyman #1
Dragonfly & Dragonflyman #1 (Peyer, Krause, Troy) is an issue that demands full attention, not just for its storytelling methods, but also for its overall message.
DetailsAbsolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1
Absolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1 (MacKay, Raffaele, Sanchez-Alamara): The bittersweet nature of being a superhero is very rarely is this portrayed as well as it is with this issue of Weapon H. Jed MacKay homes in on all of this and makes a concise fun story out of it.
DetailsArchie #708
‘Archie #708’ (Spencer, Tamaki, Jarrell) accelerates the story after a brief narrative holding pattern, bringing several story elements together elegantly.
DetailsNEW MUTANTS #1
New Mutants #1 (Brisson, Hickman, Reis, Lanham): What do you get when you throw together a rag tag team of mutant revolutionary wunderkind with a rag tag group of reprobate space pirates? Bloody blissful bedlam.
DetailsHarleen #2
Though it starts a bit slower than the initial issue in the miniseries, Harleen #2 (Sejic, Downie) is every bit as complex and intriguing, diving deep into the psychological monstrosity that is the Joker and how the descent of Dr. Harleen Quinzel really began.
DetailsAMERICAN GODS: THE MOMENT OF THE STORM #6
American Gods: TMOTS #6: Russell, Hampton, Fabry, Brown, Mack, Lange, Parker) a perfect blend of plotting and art leads us to payoff we’ve waited so long to see.
DetailsWonder Woman Annual #3 (Orlando, Marion, Florea) features a riveting Diana vs. Grodd battle and a setup for a major new villain who’s close to Diana’s heart!
DetailsGotham City Monsters #2
‘Gotham City Monsters #2’ (Orlando, Nahuelpan, Mulvihill, Napolitano) continues to be a refreshingly solid read, crafted with great care by all involved.
DetailsCrone #1
Crone #1 (Culver, Greenwood, Simpson, Brosseau) has a lot of potential, but it relies greatly on tropes and imagery from other staples of the sword and sorcery genre. Time will tell if this story escapes blending in too much with its predecessors.
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