Batman: City of Madness #3
Batman: City of Madness #3 is a fun conclusion to a very inventive and colorful series, although the ending is a little contrived, by @cjwardart @HassanOE, & @DCOfficial. #Batman #DCComics #BatmanCityofMadness
DetailsPine & Merrimac #2
is a strong entry in this thriller series from BOOM! Studios. It’s fast-paced and not only is the story intriguing, but the ensemble of characters make for a refreshing world to explore. @boomstudios @TheKyleStarks @Fran_Galan_art
DetailsVenom #30
is a fierce combination of expert writing and action-packed art. A surprise guest ushers in an exciting new chapter in the saga of Eddie Brock! #Venom #MarvelComics @alewing @cafucomic @RafaelTPimentel @frankdarmata
DetailsFantastic Four #17
is another time travel adventure, but @ryanqnorth goes in a completely different and fun direction. Gómez and Aburtov deliver strong art to match that fun story. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics @alexrossart
DetailsUltimate Black Panther #1
.@bryanedwardhill & #stefanocaselli introduce a familiar yet electrifying new rending of Marvel’s King, marking another great start to a title joining the ranks of Marvel’s new Ultimate Universe. @Dav_Curiel @corypetit #BlackPanther #WakandaForever
DetailsGone #2
is an incredible balance of tension, action, and world building. Jock may primarily be known as an artist, but it’s evident he’s got a story to tell and it’s certainly one worth following. @DSTLRY_Media @Jock4twenty
DetailsAvengers #10
Two powerhouse villains face off in Avengers #10 (@jedmackay @Cfvillaart @Toonfed @corypetit) a daring issue that will keep readers guessing what lies ahead for our heroes. #MarvelComics #Avengers
DetailsThe One Hand #1
The One Hand #1 kicks off the neo-noir series that should not be missed! Detective Nasser postpones retirement to solve a case he’s solved twice before but this time things aren’t what they seem. @therightram @getcampbell @adityab @hellomuller @ImageComics
DetailsBatman #142
The Zur-En-Arrh plot gets lost in a stale, well-worn Joker story with Batman #142 (Zdarsky, Camuncoli, Nesi, Sorrentino, Sánchez, Stewart, Cowles). #Batman #DCComics #Joker
DetailsRed Hood: The Hill #0
Red Hood: The Hill #0, for better or for worse, offers readers a small taste of what to expect from the upcoming mini-series with a set of reprints that directly establish important motifs and characterizations for Jason Todd. #RedHood #DCComics
DetailsShazam! #8
concludes its second arc with deep and profound character moments that promise to get built upon in the story down the road, @MarkWaid #GoranSudzuka #IveSvorcina @DanMora_c #TroyPeteri & #DCComics #Shazam #BlackAdam
DetailsBirds of Prey #6
reveals the aftermath now that the dust has settled from the team’s battle at Themyscira. Wrapping up the first arc of this series, it’s clear there is still work to be done for Black Canary. #DCComics @79SemiFinalist @Leo_Romero #BirdsofPrey #BlackCanary
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