Ghost Rider #3
Ghost Rider #3 (Brisson, Frigeri, Keith) is essentially one long setup for what’s to come. It’s an important issue to develop the overarching story, but it loses what made the first two issues so fun in the process.
DetailsGwenpool Strikes Back #4
While not perfect, I find Gwenpool Strikes Back #4 (Williams, Hastings, Baldeon, Aburtov) to be a coherent and enjoyable read. If the concept of the series is Gwen’s wacky hijinks, then it is hitting the mark. But with one issue to go, I’m losing hope for something more.
DetailsBatman and the Outsiders #8
Batman and the Outsiders #8 (Hill, Soy, Gandini, Cowles) is a great step in the right direction for the series, capturing a fundamental sense of heart for the team while entrenching them deeper in a dangerous mystery that is sure to explode at any moment.
DetailsSpider-Verse #3
Spider-Verse #3 (MacKay, Ruan) takes us to a world where Spidey is a giant robot!!! And it stinks.
DetailsRed Hood: Outlaw #40
Red Hood: Outlaw #40 (Lobdell, Messina, Lokus, Peteri): There might be a clear direction for this, but I just don’t see it and honestly, you’d be better off skipping this one.
DetailsDaredevil #14
Daredevil #14 (Zdarsky, Checchetto, Mobili) is a love letter to comics past. When gangsters were a legitimate threat and everything wasn’t all weird sci-fi!!
DetailsToday we will interview an actual Storm Trooper. By “actual” I mean a fan and collector much like any of you who has taken his love of this film series to a higher level.
DetailsTales from the Dark Multiverse: The Judas Contract #1
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: The Judas Contract #1 (Higgins, Groom, Raney, Hi-Fi, Orzechowski) is an interesting take on the tale, but it lacks the same heart as the original story.
DetailsDark Knight Returns: The Golden Child
Is Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child #1 (Miller, Grampa, Bellaire) a return to form or an act of hubris? Step back into the grim ‘n’ gritty world of the Dark Knight and see!
DetailsCrisis on Infinite Earths Crossover
The CW’s 2019-20 crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths delivers dozens of wonderful fan service moments but are these moments enough to carry the narrative? With two chapters to go, questions arise regarding the actual significance of the event as opposed to the perceived significance.
DetailsYear of the Villain Ocean Master #1
Year of the Villain Ocean Master #1 (Watters, Mendonca) takes a deep look into the heart of a deep villain. In today’s culture, will society allow a villain to be just plain evil?
DetailsJustice League #37
Justice League #37 (Snyder, Jimenez, Sanchez, Napolitano) is a fun issue full of small, Crisis-esque moments as we build to the conclusion of “The Justice/Doom War”.
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