Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #4
Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #4 (@jedmackay @TheWarblazer @rachellecheri @corypetit @MarvelComicsHQ) is an action oriented character study ushered in by sharp art, coloring
DetailsStar Wars: A New Legacy #1
Is a nostalgic walk down memory lane with the characters introduced when Marvel took ovrer the Star Wars liscence @CharlesSoule @jasonaaron @kierongillen @MarkPaniccia #MarvelComics #StarWars
DetailsWhat If…? Galactus Transformed Spider-Gwen? #1
rounds out this What If series with a run of the mill story that places Ghost-Spider in a new and different situation from #KalindaVazquez #danielpicci8 #WhatIf #MarvelComics
DetailsSuperman: Lex Luthor Special #1
Superman: Lex Luthor Special #1 puts Lex Luthor in the spotlight as he tries to regain his memories. (@Williamson_Josh, @eddybarrows, @ebercomics) #Superwoman #DCComics #LoisLane #ClarkKent @DCOfficial #Superman
DetailsGreen Lantern #19
is a reasonable recruitment drive issue for the new “Fractured Spectrum Saga” that also suffers from significant missteps. #DCComics #DCAllIN #GreenLantern
DetailsPsylocke #3
is a blistering well-paced, flawlessly written & perfectly drawn issue that has exactly the right balance of everything that shows off a creative team that understand #XMen comics at the deepest level. @crashwong @carratu_art @SifFer_Sujo #Psylocke
DetailsSeasons #1
kicks off a serious mystery with an almost whimsical comedy of errors. Remender, @paulazaceta, and Lopes deliver a fun and funny first issue sure to hold your interest. @ImageComics
DetailsStar Wars: Battle of Jakku – Last Stand #4
concludes the maxiseries companion piece to the #StarWars novelization AFTERMATH Trioligy with telling the story of what Luke was up to during this time following the events of Return Of The Jedi from #AlexSegura, #LeonardKirk #MarvelComics @StarWars #MarvelComics
DetailsGodzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre #3
concludes @TomSciloi’s long, strange trip with a literary battle of the ages between #Godzilla and the hunter by the iconic idea of a capitalist The Great Gatsby and some other literary monsters from @idwpublishing
DetailsKill Train #1
sets the stage for an action horror series with a surprisingly bright and at times amusing first issue. Cuartero-Briggs, Niosi, and D’Angelo deliver an easily accessible first issue. @MadCaveStudios
DetailsRipperland #1
has all the makings of a clever story, but they never quite gel. But it is significantly elevated by bright, fun artwork and coloring.
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #66
The Amazing Spider-Man #66 sets all the pieces in motion for a strong finale that’s just as emotionally salacious for its characters as the cover suggests. Its old ground and new ground at war with one another, and it seems the side of tired repetition might just win out. #SpiderMan
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