Vampirella #4
Vampirella #4 (Priest, Gunduz, Schubert) delivers an enjoyable reading experience for fans seeking to go deeper into Vampi’s life, hopefully future issues help to reign in all of the different narrative elements though.
DetailsJustice League #34
“Justice/Doom War” continues in Justice League #34 (Snyder, Tynion IV, Redondo, Porter, HI FI, Napolitano) as the past and the future missions conclude, refocusing the story on the present.
DetailsBlack Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #2
Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #2 (Zub, Medina) is as much fun to read as I bet it was to create. Welcome back, fun superhero comics!!!
DetailsDetective Comics #1013
Detective Comics #1013 (Tomasi, Mahnke, Champagne, Alamy, Baron): I still have high hopes for the story, but this issue is best bought for the art alone.
DetailsAbsolute Carnage #3
Absolute Carnage #3 (Cates, Stegman, Mayer) shows how real of a threat Carnage can be not only to Venom and Spider-Man but to the entire Marvel Universe.
DetailsPsi-Lords #5
The balance of quirky humor, oddball space shenanigans and the occasional brutal battle has found it’s zen like flow in Psi-Lords #5 (Van Lente, Guedes).
DetailsSuperman Smashes the Klan
Superman Smashes the Klan #1 (Yang, Gurihiru) builds a credible world where outsiders and nationalists collide – with the Man of Steel in the middle!
DetailsMr. Higgins Comes Home
Mike Mignola and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell with Clem Robbins on letters have crafted a masterful take on the horror genre in comics with Mr. Higgins Comes Home. It’s powerful storytelling that will truly make an outstanding addition to anyone’s collection.
DetailsHarley Quinn & Poison Ivy #2
Harley Quinn & Poison Ivy #2 (Houser, Melo, Morales, Hi-Fi) may not be reinventing the wheel, but not every book has to. This is a super fun issue with solid artwork that is well worth your money!
DetailsInvaders #10 (Zdarsky, Magno, Guice) continues this title’s win streak, as Cap and Bucky go native to infiltrate Atlantis!
DetailsPower Rangers: The Psycho Path TPB
Power Rangers: The Psycho Path (Allor, Cafaro, Costa): This offering shows us what makes the Power Rangers franchise great, not just the lasers, martial arts action, giant robots etc. but the concept of taking every day people throwing them into insane situations and seeing how they manage to come out of the other end (arguably) in one piece inside and out.
DetailsNomen Omen #1
Nomen Omen #1 (Bucci, Camagni) is a mysteriously complex tale with some truly mesmerizing visuals that ground the story in a ritualistic horror. This is not a reading experience to be taken lightly.
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