Daredevil #12: Broken
Daredevil #12
Daredevil #12 (Zdarsky, Chechetto, Woodard, Cowles, Marvel) has our heroes (and villains) scrambling back towards normal spectacularly.
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Red Sonja #9: Fooled By Hope
Red Sonja #9
Ultimately, Red Sonja #9 (Russell, Q, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) is an enjoyable continuation that feels like the beginning of the end of this long-running epic.
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Loki #4: The God Who Fell To Earth, The Great Reveal
Loki #4 The God Who Fell To Earth,
Loki #4 beautifully puts together a masterfully crafted and promising new storyline for David Kibblesmith’s own Loki. His well rounded development of this character resonates with the reader and leaves you yearning for more.
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Star Wars # 72: Star Wars, Minus the Wars
Star Wars 72: Rebels and Rogues Part V
Three separate groups of heroes battle to keep the evil Empire on its toes, each running into their own conflicts all across the galaxy.
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Year of the Villain The Joker #1: Dynamic Dud
Year of the Villain The Joker #1
The Joker gets out of Arkham and decides to take on a young ward of his own! Does Joker’s habit of killing side-kicks continue? (Carpenter/Tan)
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Cobra Kai #1: Wax On, Buzz Off
Cobra Kai #1
Cobra Kai #1 (Tipton, McLeod): If you think you know the story of Johnny Lawrence and Danny LaRussio, think again. This fantastic comic takes you between the scenes to show you the whole story.
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Event Leviathan #5: All Together Now
Event Leviathan #5
Event Leviathan #5 (Bendis, Maleev) continues to leave readers asking, “Who is Leviathan?” With issue #5 I am not sure if we are ready to find out. Batman, Superman, and a whole lot of others continue to find answers, but time is running out.
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The Batman’s Grave #1: “I Can Only Think Like a Victim”
The Batman’s Grave #1
‘The Batman’s Grave #1’ (Ellis, Hitch, Nowland, Sinclair) is a perfect Batman story in an era that desperately needed one.
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Dr. Doom #1: Here Comes the Doom!
Dr. Doom #1
Marvel Comics’ biggest bad has his own book and I’m pretty sure that the world will bow before him.
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Batman #80: Fathers and Sons
Batman #80
Batman #80 (King, Romita Jr., Janson, Morey): Literary wit, astonishing action, and kneebuckling art all abound in this issue. What more could you possibly want?
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Amazing Spider-Man #31: On a Rampage
Amazing Spider-Man #31
Amazing Spider-Man #31 (Spencer, Ottley, Rathburn, Fairbairn): Although confusing at times, this issue of Amazing Spider-Man features a lot of fun, chills, mysteries, and carnage. Both literally and figuratively.
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Powers of X #6: Foregone Conclusions
Powers of X #6
Powers of X #6 (Hickman, Silva, Gracia, Curiel): This is a stunning, heartbreaking, beautiful conclusion to a wonderful piece of work — and like every ending it opens the door into a brave new future.
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