Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2: Knowledge is Power!
Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2
Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2 is a great addition to a must-read series.
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Fantastic Four #7: When Falls Galactus!
Fantastic Four #7
Dr. Doom’s latest plan is to light up the world—and snuff out the Fantastic Four in the process!
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Blossoms 666 #1 (of 5): Truth or Dare?
Blossoms 666 #1
The Blossom twins compete to prove who is truly worthy of the title of Antichrist in Blossoms 666 #1!
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Books of Magic #5: Dream A Little Dream Of Me
BOOKS OF MAGIC #5
Books of Magic #5: In which Tim wanders the Realm of Dreams looking for answers, but finds only more mysteries.
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Savage Sword of Conan #2: Confronting the Cult
Savage Sword of Conan #2
Not a pistol in sight as Conan and nameless companion #45 travel to Stygia and run afoul of the cult of Koga Thun.
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The Amazing Spider-Man #16: Animal Planet
Nick Spencer swings for the fences in his prelude issue for Spidey mega-arc “Hunted,” but strikes out more often than not in the process.
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The Flash #65: The Price of Our Mistakes
The Flash #65
Join us for the conclusion of ‘The Price’, a ‘Heroes in Crisis’ tie-in crossover that confronts the relationship between Flash and Batman in ‘The Flash #65’.
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SHAZAM #3: If You Want to View Paradise, Simply Look Around and View It
SHAZAM #3
Journey deeper into the Funlands with Billy Batson and company as King Kid’s story begins in ‘SHAZAM #3’.
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Detective Comics #999: Gotham Needs Me!
Detective Comics #999
It’s Batman v Batman in Detective Comics #999 as Bruce’s latest mystery finally begins to unravel!
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Labyrinth: Coronation #11: At Journey’s End
Labyrinth: Coronation #11
Labyrinth: Coronation #11 kicks it into high gear as Maria finally reaches the Owl King’s castle.
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Thor #10: Come to Jeebus
Thor #10
This issue was more considered than the last, written with greater psychological depth and narrative nuance, possibly because Aaron was more comfortable with the characters. Even so, the only female role was occupied by a woman who was talking about her son, while literally in the kitchen. That’s…not great. The art was, as ever, perfectly suited to the story. It’s worth picking up.
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