Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History #6
‘Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History #6’ delivers a predictable ending to an unnecessary series. The ride was fun at times and the art was mostly solid but I can’t help but feel this was time spent that I’ll never get back.
DetailsBatman and the Outsiders #4
The only good things about it are Veronica Gandini and Dexter Soy’s art and the tiny interactions between Katana and Black Lightning. Those parts seem like they were edited in from a better book and that’s about it.
DetailsSword Master #2
The second issue of Sword Master (Shuizhu, Pak, Gunji, Anindito) once again delivers strong writing and beautiful art to prove this is a book that has staying power.
DetailsDeathstroke #46
‘Deathstroke’ continues to be one of the most overlooked books being published by DC Comics at the moment, as’ Deathstroke #46′ (Priest, Pasarin) delivers one of the most intriguing stories in the “Year of the Villain” event.
DetailsPowers of X #3
Everything changes in this issue. Everything ends. Of course, knowing Hickman, he’s just using this as an excuse to press our expectations even further. This is not a story that you want to miss.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #9
Captain Marvel #9 (Thompson, Carnero, Bonvillain): The implications of Carol’s Kree origins give rise to a dark mystery that she can’t ignore any longer.
DetailsDead Man Logan #10
‘Dead Man Logan #10’ (Ed Brisson, Mike Henderson) continues to deliver an emotionally-driven and well-crafted story that just might be the best Wolverine story in a decade.
DetailsSymbiote Spider-Man #5
It’s symbiote versus symbiote as a zonked-out Spidey battles a powered up Mysterio for control of the alien costume!
DetailsTitans: Burning Rage #1
Light fun reading here and some will be annoyed this isn’t exactly “their” Titans being an amalgam of different periods but overall it’s a good time so def worth a read.
DetailsLucifer #9
In his pursuit of purpose, Caliban attends a macabre meal.
DetailsRed Sonja #7
Red Sonja #7 shows that the series does have a strong direction and despite being on such a grand scale, it can tell a story that is concise and equally enjoyable.
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