Queen in Black #1
Buried under the weight of inter-publisher competition and the shadow of its predecessor, Queen in Black #1 is perfectly fine crossover fluff that is likely to entertain but not engross its readership. #AlEwing #IbanCoello #QueeninBlack #MarvelComics
DetailsGeneration X-23 #6
is a fun but forgettable comic. It is worth the read for fans of this series, but it doesn’t provide much in terms of plot or character development. #Wolverine #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsJustice League: Knight Vision Special #1
Can Batman and Lex Luthor set aside their differences to stop a new threat threatening the world as they know it? #MarkWaid @Williamson_Josh @Mikemaluk #DCComics @DCOfficial #Batman
DetailsX-Men #34
What stops the #Juggernaut? Cain confronts the burden he carries while on what should’ve been a simple assignment from Cyclops in X-Men #34. @JedMacKay #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsDetective Comics 2026 Annual
An alien world’s royal conspiracy threatens Earth as #Lobo arrives to claim the price on #Batman’s ears in the Detective Comics 2026 Annual! @TomTaylorMade #DCComics
DetailsOne Piece Ch. 1189
The truth behind the Empty Throne is revealed in One Piece 1189! #OnePiece #manga
DetailsGambit Wanted #1
by Claremont, Gill, Valenza, & Maher is a solid opener with plenty of action that seeks to add to the Ragin’ Cajun’s canon and early steps to becoming the the hero he is today, definitely worth picking up! #XMen #Gambit
DetailsHunter x Hunter No. 415
Martial Law is Finally Here in Hunter x Hunter 415!
DetailsUsagi Yojimbo: Kaito ’84 #5
The final battle is upon us, are Kaito and friends ready? #UsagiYojimbo @DarkHorseComics
DetailsMoonstar #5
While the final issue is the best in the series, it ultimately serves to conclude an underwhelming, forgettable comic that fails to live up to the character on the cover. #Moonstar #NewMutants #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsIf Destruction Be Our Lot #3
Abe and Speed’s encounter with a human leads the former down a path that could lead to his end. @Ashcanpress @ImageComics
DetailsTerrorbytes #8
makes broader social commentary than the series usually does as it ponders just how stupid society’s approach to technology can be. @manruss @MadCaveStudios
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