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Louise Simonson, Cat Staggs, Jon Bogdanove, Wendy Broome, et al. The Death of Superman: The Wake.
DetailsDoctor Tomorrow #4: The Return
Doctor Tomorrow #4
Doctor Tomorrow #4: (Arbona, Towe, Fitzpatrick) If you’re tired of jaded cynicism stripping the magic of superhero comics, then I couldn’t possibly recommend Doctor Tomorrow any more than if I held you at gunpoint. You owe it to yourself to buy this stellar comic.
DetailsSpider-Woman #2: Birthrights
Spider-Woman #2
Spider-Woman #2 (Pacheco, Perez, D’Armata) does due diligence to the history of Spider-Woman while propelling her into the future in a way we haven’t seen in way too long. If you’ve ever wondered why Spider-Woman fans go hard for Drew then this book right here is what you need in your life.
DetailsHarley Quinn Black + White + Red #5: Harley Knew How to Get Things Done
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #5
With every page being a lot of fun to look at, it’s difficult not to have a great time with Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #5 (Rossmo, Bennett). However, it just doesn’t deliver the depth of character promised from such a strong premise.
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Star Wars Adventures #32: Super ‘Troopers
Star Wars Adventures #32
Star Wars Adventures #32 (Moreci, Florean, Del Pennino, Taddeo, Wood, Scott, Buisan, Kirchoff) is a great wrap-up to this outstanding series that’s suitable and entertaining no matter what your age.
DetailsBillionaire Island #3: It’s a Dog Eat World
Billionaire Island #3
Billionaire Island #3 (@AhoyComicMags @Manruss @stevepughcom) is the scariest book on the shelves today– a true horror story that shockingly resemebles the world we currently occupy.
DetailsToilet-bound Hanako-kun Series Review: Face the Other Side
Toilet-bound Hanako-kun
Series review of Toilet-bound Hanako-kun. Nene Yashiro and the ghost Hanako try to uncover the mystery Kamome Academy’s spirit world. A fantastic series with plenty of potential to grow even better.
DetailsHarley Quinn Black + White + Red #4: The Fresh Princess of Brooklyn
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #4
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #4 (Seeley, Ferrerya, Wands) takes readers on a lighthearted romp through a rap battle that may not be the most engaging story yet, but proves more than worthwhile with awesome design choices and more than a few jokes.
DetailsSavage Dragon #250: Days Go By
There’s no two books like Savage Dragon, and issues like #250 (Larsen, Koutsis, Toris) prove why: brilliant, brutal, and even heartfelt execution from start to finish, where even the backup stories are as great as the lead one. Not a single page feels wasted. In an era of ever-increasing single comic prices, this is one that is indisputably worth the cost.
DetailsJan Duursema and Professor X and the X-Men
Jan Duursema, Fred Schiller, Fabian Nicieza retold early X-Men comics for the Nineties, in Professor X and the X-Men. They did it with flare, but did they do enough?
DetailsOda Cinnamon Nobunaga Series Review: The General Returns
Oda Cinnamon Nobunaga
Series review of Oda Cinnamon Nobunaga. Legendary Japanese warlord Oda Nobunaga is reincarnated as an adorable Shiba Inu. A basic show with a premise that runs its course within the first episode of this twelve-episode anime
DetailsYoung Justice #16: Man In Motion
Young Justice #16
Young Justice #16 (Bendis, Walker, Godlewski, Eltaeb, Abbot), is sort of a “Bart Allen, this is your life” type story but with more than a few twists and turns. Keeps you engrossed from the first page to the last,
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