Flash #84: Lo, the Weather God Comes!
The Weather Wizard makes his presence known in Flash #84 (Williamson, Duce, Guerrero) as “Rogues’ Reign” continues! But will he betray King Cold? Or is Cold the one who betrayed the Rogues’ code?
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Fallen Angels #4: Lucifer in Defiance of the Fire
Fallen Angels #4
With even the grandest of intentions, Fallen Angels #4 (Hill, Kudranski, D’Armata, Sabino) struggles to overcome particularly weak visuals as it expands on the origins and motivations of Apoth and what that means for the future of Psylocke.
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Doomsday Clock #12: Hope is the North Star
Doomsday Clock #12
The wait is over and Doomsday Clock #12 (Johns, Frank, Sinclair, Leigh) is available today. SPOILERS AHEAD for an event that will surely go down as one of the most well-crafted superhero events in the history of comics.
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Watchmen: Season Finale Review
Watchmen
At this point, anyone who’s keeping up with Watchmen knows how good it is. Anyone who isn’t watching knows that they need to.
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Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #4: Dark Side of the Moon
Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #4
In Black Panther & The Agents of Wakanda #4 (Zub, Medina, Yeung) is another fantastic issue in this year’s most underrated book. If you want a solid, entertaining, comic, look no further you’ve found it!!
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NEWS WATCHl: Thomas Lennon travels from the 5th dimension to National city as Mxyzptlk
Same Mxyzptlk different actor on “Supergirl”
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Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds #6: A Frog Delivering Baguettes
Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds #6
With contrasting artwork and a rather flimsy plot, Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #6 (Way, Lambert, Francia) leans hard into the zaniness and as a result, becomes too disjointed to hold up alongside the rest of the series.
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Red Sonja #11: The Time Has Come
Red Sonja #11
Red Sonja #11 (Russell, Colak, Kelly, Otsmane-Elhaou) is a solid, albeit tame, pivot into what promises to be a momentous event next issue. Hopefully it pays off!
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Arifureta From Commonplace to World’s Strongest Series Review: I’ll Stand Alone
Arifureta: From Common Place to World’s Strongest
Hajime Nagumo was your average teenage nobody when he and his entire class were suddenly transported to a world of fantasy and magic, and they were told they were the heroes of legend who would fight to protect the land from evil. The class grew accustomed to their roles, and Hajime was content with staying quiet in the background. Then one day, when exploring a mysterious labyrinth, there was an “accident.” Hajime is cast into the depths of darkness, but a strong will to survive lights a fury within him, and through sheer determination, he grows to become the strongest fighter in the entire world.
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“Where’s My Show?”: Cancellations And New Shows Coming
The following is a list of genre shows that have been canceled since January 1, 2019. No doubt you will already be aware of some but you might also find some surprises! Also…some interesting new series premiering between now and the end of the first quarter of 2020.
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Harley Quinn: Villain of the Year #1: Welcome Ladies and Genocides
Harley Quinn: Villain of the Year #1
Harley Quinn: Villain of the Year #1 (Russell, Norton, Hi-Fi, Sharpe) has a few redeeming qualities, but not enough to make it a worthwhile issue in the event’s already overloaded lineup.
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Penny Dreadful: Series Review
Penny Dreadful
“Penny Dreadful” is somehow as good, or greater, than the sum of its parts – even though those parts include several of the greatest works of fiction ever written – aided by a killer cast, tonnes of moody atmosphere, and John Logan’s Sorkin-esque approach to scripting (with sole writing credit throughout most of the series), bringing everything together into a cohesive whole with its own unique voice and perspective. “Penny Dreadful” is one of the greatest (most underrated) shows of the 21st century.
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