Kill Your Darlings #2
Kill Your Darlings #2 moves the plot forward in a way that’s natural for the book’s pace yet still pleasantly surprising. @RobotJQ’s art truly elevates this issue from being more than just another chapter in this impressive series. @ImageComics
DetailsDaredevil #2
keeps the new #Daredevil run going strong as Saladin Ahmed further explores the Matt/DD duality. Add in exceptional art from @AaronKuder and @aburtov and lettering from Clayton Cowles and you have a real winner. @saladinahmed #MarvelComics
DetailsCatwoman #58
Catwoman #58 (Howard, Leon, Gandini, Gattoni) is an underwhelming penultimate issue for Gotham War, working at its best when the plot gets out of the way of tense character dynamics bolstered by emotive art and colors. #DCComics #Catwoman
DetailsRogue Sun #16
ROGUE SUN #16 delivers a fairly straightforward, action oriented story while Abel, Renna, Marques, and Casey elevate it with exciting visuals. @ImageComics @thatryanparrott #Abel @MarcoRenna89 @Becca_See
DetailsMoon Knight #28
Moon Knight #28 reminds why there’s always more than just a fight when it comes to Marc Spector as romance blooms thanks to tender artwork and a sweeping coloring palette. @jedmackay @Fe_Sabbatini88 @corypetit @rachellecheri #MarvelComics #MoonKnight
DetailsDark Spaces: Dungeon #1
Scott Snyder and Hayden Sherman return to explore the #DarkSpaces of the unknown, arriving just in time for Halloween, the spookiest time of the year. @Ssnyder1835 @Cleanlined #PatricioDelpeche @andworlddesign @IDWPublishing
DetailsThe Sensational She-Hulk #1
Sensational She-Hulk #1 is an enjoyable premiere issue filled with laughs, petty squabbles, and romance everywhere. Fans of the characters will be happy to see the lighter side of the Marvel Universe! #shehulk @rainbowrowell #MarvelComics
DetailsStar Wars #39: Hostile Hybroid
Lando fights off and army of killer droids in Jabba’s palace in STAR WARS #39 as DARK DROIDS rolls on! @CharlesSoule @madibek_art @rachellcheri #StarWars #MarvelComics
DetailsAvengers Inc. #2
simultaneously pushes the main plot forward while jumping into a fun episodic adventure. The creative team here is truly cooking something special with an issue that is fun from beginning to end, by @Al_Ewing #LeonardKirk @Sinccolor @corypetit, & @Marvel.
DetailsAstonishing Iceman #3
is a somber reminder of the power that can come from life, death, and grief. Though the issue takes a bit too much time establishing a cameo, the overall result is still positive. @thesteveorlando @carratu_art @JavierTartaglia #TravisLanham, & @Marvel.
DetailsHexagon Bridge #2
Hexagon Bridge #2 is a strong follow up to the stellar first issue from Richard Blake. It’s a visual spectacle and the writing continues to be top notch both in dialogue and storytelling. @imagecomics @evolvedisguisegecomics @evolvedisguise
DetailsLocal Man #6
.@TonyFleecs & @HackinTimSeeley’s LOCAL MAN #6 marks a creative shift for the series, lathering its exploration of small-town America with a conspiratorial darkness that elevates the drama and tension of an all too excellent growing narrative. #ImageComics
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