Red Hood: Outlaw #44
Red Hood: Outlaw #44 (Lobdell, Pantalena, Prianto, Peteri): If you were a fan of Lobdell’s New 52 Red Hood and the Outlaws and hoped that stories of that ilk would continue, this is certainly the issue for you.
DetailsFallen Angels (1987) #1-8
Fallen Angels (Duffy, Gammill): Join us this Sunday for a look at this self-contained 8-issues comic, where we learn about solidarity, selfishness and community oriented thought. Recommended for anyone wanting to get into old X-Men with some teenage weirdos.
DetailsWrestlemania 36
WWE helps entertain the World with Wrestlemania 36 Part 1. Full results and review. We have champions changing hands, a burial and a movie. Welcome to Wrestlemania.
DetailsRevenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #4
Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #4 (Hopeless, Hepburn, Fabela) is a force to be reckoned with thanks to killer art that keeps up with the fast-paced and action packed story.
DetailsA Quiet Place
In the abundance of silence, your popcorn suddenly feels like lead in your lap. You’re pinned to your pleather seat, threatened by the potential squeak of a movement. Your very breath has softened, for fear that if you are the next to make a sound, the monsters might hear you, too.
DetailsValkyrie: Jane Foster #9
Valkyrie: Jane Foster #9 (Aaron, Grønbekk, Rosanas, & Aburtov) moves the plot forward and paves the way for some interesting potential, but seems to lack some of the magic of past issues.
DetailsPunisher: Soviet #6
Though more quiet and even introspective than was to be expected, Punisher: Soviet #6 (Ennis, Burrows, Ortega, Woodard) is a haunting read that will stay with readers for awhile to come after finishing. Though this hasn’t been an even miniseries, the creative team goes out strong for the finale!
DetailsMorbius #5
Morbius #5 (Ayala, Poggi, Ferreira, Mobili, Mayer, Sanchez-Almara) Vita Ayala does a phenomenal job of not only reacquainting us with Morbius while also building up on the character and the world around him but also just keeps it entertaining all around.
DetailsJudge Dredd: False Witness #1
Judge Dredd: False Witness #1 (Easton, Zama, De La Cruz, Lee) is an interesting new mystery for fans to dive into without having to catch up on dozens of previous issues, but it does have some flaws in both it’s approach to fascist rule and the use of Dredd as a background character.
DetailsCaptain America #20
Captain America #20 (Coats, Quinn) sees previous tropes of national discourse and where Steve Rogers fits into the 21st century return as the series course corrects from the previous arc.
DetailsMachine Man 2020 #2
Machine Man 2020 #2 (Gage, McDonald, Sanchez-Almara): This book was a ton of fun and worth bearing the name of Machine Man for what has proved to be a VERY good event so far.
DetailsStar #3
Star #3 (Thompson, Pina, Andrade, Aburtov, Cowles) kicks things up a notch with very real consequences pushing Ripley to a dangerous edge of self discovery. This has quickly become a series that any fan of well-executed superhero comics won’t want to miss out on.
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