Hazel & Cha Cha Save Christmas (Tales From The Umbrella Academy)
Hazel & Cha Cha Save Christmas: Tales From the Umbrella Academy (Way, Allie, Edwards) is a fun holiday action mystery starring the beloved masked hitmen of Umbrella Academy: Dallas fame.
DetailsJustice League #38
“The Justice/Doom War” nears its final chapter in Justice League #38 (Snyder, Jimenez, Sampere).
DetailsGwenpool Strikes Back #5
Gwenpool Strikes Back (Williams, Baldeon, Aburtov) is an emotional ride with deep narrative and expressive art. The finale of this series shows the clear purpose behind the whole series and leaves me excited to see what is next for both Gwen and the creative team.
DetailsMMPR VS TMNT #1
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers vs. TMNT #1 (Parrot, di Meo) The martial arts action is real, the competition is heated and there’s mystery abound for the heroes to discover and solve!
DetailsNew Mutants #4
New Mutants #4: (Brisson, Failla, Lopez, Muller, Lanham, Reis) just when you thought a hostage situation couldn’t get any more tense…tick…tick…tick….
DetailsSuicide Squad #1
Suicide Squad #1 (Taylor, Redondo) arrives and carries with it a familiar sense of apprehension for old school Squad readers. Anybody could be offed at any moment as Task Force X returns to its past glory.
DetailsPunisher: Soviet Part 2 – The Other Side of the Mountain
Punisher: Soviet #2 (Ennis, Burrows, Ortega) sets the stage for a rip-roaring war story to come. If you liked Ennis’ previous Punisher outings, this one’s for you!
DetailsBasketful of Heads #3
A stressful, head-scratching (heh) issue, Basketful of Heads #3 (Hill, Leomacs, Stewart, Bennett) continues to deliver twists, turns, and terrors that make readers excited for more.
Details2099 Omega #1
2099 Omega #1 (Spencer, Sandoval, Carlos, Nava) delves into the question that if you change time, does it really change? The answer might surprise you. Then again, it might not.
DetailsBatman vs. Ra’s al Ghul #3
Batman vs. Ra’s al Ghul #3 (Adams, Robins): Beautiful artwork and odd, whimsical story, greatly weighed down by lots of unnecessary dialogue that doesn’t actually make much sense.
DetailsStar Trek: Year One #9
In Star Trek: Year Five #9 (McCann, Lanzing, Kelly, Califano) the hot-button topic of gender identity is tackled. How someone decides, how they’re accepted, it’s handled with a level head and presents and presents a valid argument for both sides of the issue.
DetailsWonder Woman #83 (Orlando, Mendonca, Raapack) It’s Diana vs. Cheetah, with Silencer throwing herself into the middle! But what at first glance appears to be a by-the-numbers superhero throwdown is anything but – instead, it’s a lesson on who Wonder Woman is and what makes her unique among superheroes!
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