War of the Realms Strikeforce: The War Avengers #1: Murder Clown
War of the Realms Strikeforce: The War Avengers #1
The War Avengers do some War Avenging. Neat.
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Firefly #4: Murphy’s Law Strikes Back
Firefly #4
Firefly #4: It’s another fun issue that we’ve come to expect from this creative team. Pak and McDaid clearly understand these characters and are giving us great Mal moments. It’s a little light on some of the characters but we can’t expect a focus on everybody in an ensemble book. It’s definitely another strong entry in one of my favorite adaptations of a TV series.
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Stone Star #2: Land Wars
Stone Star #2
Jim Zub and Max Dunbar continue their new ComiXology Original sci-fi fantasy series with ‘Stone Star #2’, available now through ComiXology.
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DAREDEVIL #5: KNOW FEAR (pt. 5)
DAREDEVIL #5
Superhero thrills and action in the mighty Marvel manner. It’s starting to be all too much for the man without fear. But damn it makes for a gripping read.
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War of the Realms: Giant Man #1: Giant Mans
War of the Realms: Giant Man #1
Giant Man #1 has it’s moments, it has some less great moments as well, what did you think?
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The Tick S2E3 – “It’s a spreevil!”
The Tick
The Tick S2E3 is a funny and exciting episode that makes you wonder who can be trusted.
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Nightwing #60: City Ablaze (pt. 2)
Nightwing #60
Four Nightwings. Two mysteries. Trust issues. Character development. All of this as a fire rages out of control.
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War of the Realms #4: Consolidation of Power
War of the Realms #4
The War of The Realms rages on as Freyja seizes control of the Black Bifrost!
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Superman #11: The Unity Saga: The House of El (pt. 5)
Superman #11
Ivan Reis delivers big budget, big scale, space-action so beautiful your eyes will burn up on re-entry.
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Red Hood Outlaw #34: European Vacation
Red Hood Outlaw #34
Jason has a date in Paris with a familiar face!
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Batman #71: Family Feud
Batman #71
Although the script seemed to be a bit muddled in places its deficits were balanced by the strength of the dialogue and art. Clearly King is building to an emotionally-powerful conclusion. Let’s hope that he sticks the landing.
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