Vampirella #6
For those wanting a complex Vampirella story that takes these characters seriously, look no further. Issue #6 (Priest, Gunduz, Schubert) is an important albeit cluttered issue in a grand story that just gets more complex and intriguing with each new issue.
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Beta Ray Bill: Godhunter
There’s a lot of things you can do with your Sunday, and one of them is to join Comic Watch for a look back at the 2009 ‘Beta Ray Bill: Godhunter’ miniseries!
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
With multiple shows, toylines, and six big budget movies in their canon in addition to the comic book series, TMNT has captured the imagination of decades of children (and adults) who love their action to come with a side of fun and humor. Do you have a favorite version of the heroes in a half shell?
DetailsSpider-Man
There have been many Spider-Man cartoons over the years. Since 1967, when Spider-Man got his first cartoon and that theme song got stuck in the world’s collective brain, he hasn’t been off the TV screens for long. So, over the years, which has been your favorite Spidey cartoon?
DetailsCaptain America, Namor, Bucky, the original Human Torch – the gang’s all here for the big finish in Invaders #12 (Zdarsky, Magno, Guice, Guimaraes)! See how one of Marvel’s best books pulls off its whopper of a conclusion!
DetailsThe Commissioner #1
The Commissioner #1 (Jenkins, Herbert, Lucas): The story was great and the art was absolutely fantastic, this is a one-shot worth checking out.
DetailsX-Men #4
X-Men #4 (Hickman, Yu, Alanguilan, Gho): Dinner is served! Your main courses are fine art, an excellent plot, and a heaping side-order of unexamined misogyny.
DetailsMiles Morales Spider-Man #14
In Miles Morales: Spider-Man #14 (Ahmed, Height, Carlos, Ortega, Curiel), drama collides with action at the worst time possible, making for an interesting issue despite the potential for more.
DetailsAquaman #55 (DeConnick, Rocha, Henriques, Gho) brings the saga of the Mecha Manta to a close, with huge emotional payoffs all around. Comics don’t get much better than this!
DetailsGargoyles
Gargoyles addresses those great, sprawling philosophical questions and acknowledges their complexity in digestible ways. It does what all great stories do: helps us to understand ourselves.
DetailsDr. Doom #4
Dr. Doom #4 (Cantwell, Larroca, Guru-eFX) presents an interesting, but not as good as it could have been tale of Doom and his quest to find out who framed it. The issue contains vital information but is poorly executed.
DetailsSupergirl #37
Supergirl #37 (Houser, Stott) I’m looking forward to the next few issues, but this one was otherwise missable.
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