The Amazing Nightcrawler #1
This book is a complex mix of soap-opera-style drama, incisive social commentary, and a nuanced study of life on the fun side of a scary totalitarian regime. It’s a hell of a lot of fun. And, yes, Nightcrawler is pretty danged Amazing.
DetailsALIENS: RESISTANCE #1
Aliens: Resistance #1: Two worlds collide as Amanda Ripley, the daughter of Ellen Ripley allies with another survivor of the horrific manipulations of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation to put a stop to their game once and for all.
DetailsCaptain America #8
‘Captain of Nothing’ continues as we see Steve in prison searching for the answers to his role in modern society in ‘Captain America #8’.
DetailsHigh Level #1
High Level #1 if filled with amazing art and sets up what should be a great story.
DetailsHeroes in Crisis #6
Heroes in Crisis #6: In which I accuse Tom King of having no respect for the work anybody else is doing around him and critique the editorial staff at DC for allowing it to continue.
DetailsReturn of Wolverine #5
It’s hot claws in space as Logan confronts Persephone and learns her plans and his part in them! Here is our review of the last issue in The Return of Wolverine #5
DetailsAvengers: No Road Home #2
Avengers: No Road Home #2, A Brightly written story with beautiful illustrations that have the Avengers falling at the hands of the Mother of Night.
DetailsHULKVERINES #1
Jealousy among monsters! Who is manipulating our big goliaths to smash each other and will there be some slicing and dicing into the mix before it is all said and done?
DetailsUNCANNY X-MEN #12
Uncanny X-Men #12: Cyclops and Wolverine brave the lions den and risk everything to save the few heroes they know they may need.
DetailsNaomi #2
Who is Naomi, and what is her connection to the wider DCU? The mystery continues in DC’s best new series so far this year!
DetailsImmortal Hulk #13
“Fathers and teachers, I ponder, “What is Hell?” I maintain that it is the suffering of being unable to love.” – Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Immortal Hulk #13 is a stunning conclusion to our time in Gamma Hell. Judging from the revelations of this issue, we’re just getting started.
DetailsMorning in America
It’s the ’80s and strange things are happening in a small town… can a small group of teen outsiders save the day?
Details
