The Preacher Diaries Part 3 (Ennis, Dillon, Hollingsworth, Fabry) takes the gang to the wilds of New York City, where they face a very different kind of monster than the one Jesse’s hunting for! Also: Face/off with the REAVER-CLEAVER!
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IDW and Sega has announced that fan-favorite Sonic illustrator Evan Stanley will soon be taking over as both artist AND writer!
DetailsStar Trek: The Next Generation – Hive
It isn’t perfect, but Star Trek: The Next Generation – Hive (Braga, Matalas, Fickett, Corroney, Hi-Fi, Lee) is a series that offers plenty of fan service, mostly beautiful art and just enough depth of plot to keep you invested for the long haul.
DetailsHe-Man & The Masters of the Multiverse #5
He-Man & The Masters of the Multiverse #5 (Seeley, Derenick, Yackey) is the BEST issue of the series, hands-down!!!
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A modern Japanese teenager is sent back in time to 15th Century France. Gilles de Rais is convicted of the murder and rape of over one hundred children. Between these events, some horrible magic. A choir, the Devil, a priest, homunculi.
DetailsHawkeye: Freefall #4
Hawkeye: Freefall #4 (Rosenberg, Schmidt, Sabino) over-delivers on every level. Get this on your pull list ASAP, you’re not going to want to miss out.
DetailsHe-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #4
He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse #4 (Seeley, Denerick, Yackey) sticks it’s fingers into your childhood brain and stirs it up. A. Lot.
DetailsPeter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham #2
Peter Porker: The Spectacular Spider-Ham (Wells, Robson, Arciniega) #2 takes readers somewhere that everyone wants to go….a better place.
DetailsTransformers #16
Transformers (Ruckley, McGuire-Smith, Malkova, Burcham, Lafuente) #16 tried to be a car show, but it ended up being a demolition derby.
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December 2019, The New Yorker revises its all-comics issue for a new era, as the Cartoon Takeover!
DetailsHellmouth #4
Hellmouth #4 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini): What should have been a huge moment – Buffy discovering that Angel is a vampire – feels weightless, which is an apt of a description for this threadbare miniseries as I can think of.
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When Transformers first aired in 1984, anyone who was watching surely had their interests piqued once that theme song said, “more than meets the eye…robots in disguise”. When the show proved to be as fun as the song, though, viewers became hooked.
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