Avengers #21: V-Day
Avengers #21
The Avengers have a cooldown issue in a series full of cooldown issues, when do they heat up?
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Dick Tracy Forever #3: #imonmyway
Dick Tracy Forever #3
The criminal underworld has moved on. Has it finally lost Dick Tracy’s trail? Not if he can help it, thats for sure.
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Conan the Barbarian #7: Only The Lonely
Conan the Barbarian #7
Conan picks up some ladies and shows them a good time!
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Detective Comics #1007: The Cult of the Divine Hand Compels You
Detective Comics #1007
‘Detective Comics #1007’ is a noticeably grim and interesting yet ultimately unsatisfying conclusion to another Tomasi story with a lot of potential.
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NEWS WATCH: Who Is Winning The Box Office Numbers?
2019 appears to be the year of superhero movies. With half the year already finished, we have seen ups and downs in the box offices.
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Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion #7: History Repeats Itself
Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion #7
Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá’s Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion #7 ends this outstanding series with a bang.
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NEWS WATCH: Shazam star missing from SDCC 2019.
Levi to miss San Diego Comic-Con for the first time in over a decade.
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Symbiote Spider-Man #4: An Experiment Gone Right
Symbiote Spider-Man #4
Mysterio has gotten his hands on something huge (not that, perv) can Spidey stop him in time or will the Symbiote Suit kill him first?!
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Reaver #1: Some Disagreements Are Still Occurring
Reaver #1
Suicide Squad meets Game of Thrones with a dash of Conan the Barbarian for good measure in Image and Skybound Comics ‘Reaver #1’, a new dark fantasy series with great potential.
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Fallen World #3: Pretty Hate Machines
Fallen World #3
If you’re not reading Fallen World already, ask yourself why do you hate fun so much and then cut it out and pick up Fallen World #3 with the quickness!
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Harley Quinn #63: Death Becomes Harley
Harley Quinn #63
‘Harley Quinn #63’ is an emotionally complicated story backed by powerful visuals, but it unfortunately loses sight of this narrative and becomes slightly disjointed as we near the end of the issue.
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