Voyage To The Stars #1
Voyage To The Stars #1 (Copply, Asmus, Daidone, Graham, Birch) Is a trip to the stars like none other. Ripped from your podcast speakers are the same out of this world characters that you come to love only now, they are in a comic.
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Join us this Sunday morning as we look back at Marvel’s Godzilla #1 (Moench, Trimpe, Mooney, Rosen, Cohen) from 1977. It’s got plenty of classic Kaiju destruction and futile fighting to keep you entertained and even attempts some intriguing social commentary for society at the time.
DetailsHedra (One-Off)
Hedra ( @jesselonergans ) is a beautifully rendered, retrofuturistic tale that reminds readers that there is always hope even in the grimmest of circumstances.
DetailsA Man Among Ye #2
A Man Among Ye #2 (Phillips, Cermak, Kalisz, Peteri) explores the particularly difficult impacts of the pirating lifestyle as a woman in an intriguing way, delivering plenty emotional character drama but lacking just a bit in the action as a result.
DetailsSex Criminals #30 (Fraction, Zdarsky)moves into deep philosophical territory for its penultimate issue, delivering a unique and moving reading experience like no other. This is a series that deserves to be talked about and studied for years to come.
DetailsDarth Vader #4 Dark Heart of the Sith: Part IV
Vader looks for answers on Naboo about what happened to Padme Amidala just before she died, now that hew knows their child survived. What he finds are painful memories and an execution squad in Darth Vader #4 (Pak, Ienco, Menon).
DetailsThor #6
Thor #6 (Cates, Klein, Wilson): A mythic, cosmic spectacle with some of the most jaw-dropping moments in recent years packed into just six issues that solidify that Thor is the strongest Avenger!
DetailsGrimm Fairy Tales #39
Grimm Fairy Tales appears to be delving into unknown territory with issue #39 (Franchini, Abrera, Cortes, Esposito) and even does some great things in bringing together the connected universe along with some really enjoyable artwork.
DetailsTransformers Galaxies #8
Transformers Galaxies #8 (Maggs, Wood, McGuire-Smith, Miyao, Burcham) is a decent read. If you know who the Transformers are, you’ll like this, this wouldn’t be the ideal jumping-on point for new readers.
DetailsFlash #759 (Williamson, Sandoval, Kolins, Terragona, Prianto, Hi-Fi) is a gem of a comic, with intense stakes and a sense of urgency that propels the narrative along at a full sprint from start to finish. But it’s also a celebration of what makes the Flash unique – and one of the greatest heroes of all time.
DetailsCable #2
Cable #2 (Duggan, Noto, Sabino) Cable takes a personal interest in a stolen baby, as an older Cable possibly walks into a trap. Smart writing and gorgeous art.
DetailsAlienated #5
Alienated #5 (Spurrier, Wildgoose, & May) continues to provide an example of what can happen when a group of talented creators melds their skills together flawlessly.
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