Jane Foster: Valkyrie #4
Ewing, Aaron, CAFU, and Aburtov craft another engaging beautiful installment with Jane Foster: Valkyrie #4. Every piece seems to fit just right with a sense of intent, making the delay and means of acknowledging a character’s orientation even more prominent.
DetailsJoker: Killer Smile #1
Joker: Killer Smile #1 (Lemire, Sorrentino, Bellaire, Wands) is a strong start to a curious miniseries, full of genre awareness and palpable tension.
DetailsThe Immortal Hulk #25
The Immortal Hulk #25 (Ewing, Garcia, Bennett, Jose, O’Halloran, Mounts) “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of a living GOD.” – Hebrews 10:31
DetailsExcalibur #1
This first issue is a little uneven, but it hits very strong when the blows land. If fantasy is your flavor, you’ll enjoy picking this one up.
DetailsThe Black Ghost #1
‘The Black Ghost #1’ (Segura, Gallagher, Kambadais) delivers an on-point crime noir narrative with the brightness of an Archie comic and a pitch-perfect protagonist in Lara Dominguez.
DetailsThe Last God #1
It doesn’t get more epic and powerful than this. The Last God #1 (Johnson, Federici, Gho, Napolitano) is a seamless merging of the horror and fantasy genres combined with intricate, yet ever expansive world building to deliver what could be the most exciting book of the year.
DetailsSavage Tales: A Red Sonja Halloween Special
If you can manage your expectations, there is some fun to be had with Savage Tales: A Red Sonja Halloween Special (Russell, Edgar, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) if only from the dramatic twist at the end.
DetailsDetective Comics #1014
Detective Comics #1014 (Tomasi, Mahnke, Alamy, Irwin, Baron): Beyond a shadow of a doubt, this entire arc is worth reading for this issue alone.
DetailsSuperman Year One
Superman Year One (Miller, Romita, Miki, Sinclair, Workman) has ended, but will this subpar outing ever be forgotten?
DetailsJosie & The Pussycats in Space #1
Josie & The Pussycats in Space #1 (de Campi, Neogi) launches these American icons into worlds that are foreign to them, much like many members of today’s society. These characters might be able to survive the darkness and solitude of new cultures. But can we?
DetailsKing Thor #2
King Thor #2 (Aaron, Ribic, Svorcina, Sabino) finds two brothers pitted against each other facing off against the last threat in the universe!
DetailsVan Helsing Vs. Dracula’s Daughter #1 (of 5)
Van Helsing vs. Dracula’s Daughter #1 (Gregory, Otero, Bevaro, Esposito) is a book that knows when to toy with its premise and when to take it seriously. It’s a super fun, yet dark issue that is well worth your time and money!
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