WrestleMania #36 Day Two: The Most Important Wrestlemania of All Time.
WrestleMania #36
WrestleMania concludes in what may be the biggest WrestleMania of all. time. Full Results and Review inside.
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Red Hood: Outlaw #44: Back to the Middle
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.
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From The Top Rope: Wrestlemania 36 “Don’t Test Me” Seth Rollins
Wrestlemania 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.
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Morbius #5: Scary Monsters (& Super Creeps)
Morbius #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.
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Changing Times- An Interview with Vita Ayala
Between packed panels and visiting fans at C2E2, Comic-Watch was lucky enough to have a chat with one of the newest X-Men writers. Vita Ayala speaks about their work, zoomers on Krakoa, and comics in the information age.
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Machine Man 2020 #2: Pray to Your Fleshy God!
Machine 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.
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Ghostbusters: Year One #3: More Like a Game Show Host
Ghostbusters: Year One #3
Ghostbusters Year One #3 (Burnham, Schoening, Delgado) centers on Peter Venkman. I don’t really need to say anything else. Buy it!
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Quantum and Woody #3: Super Ghouls & Ghosts
Quantum and Woody #3
Quantum and Woody #3 (Hastings, Browne, Redmond,Otsmane-Elhaou): Quantum and Woody is the golden standard for comedic action comics on the shelf right now. Straight up.
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Oresuki: Are you the only one who loves me? Series Review: Two-Faced Love
Oresuki: Are you the only one who loves me?
Amatsuyu “Joro” Kisaragi is an extraordinarily kind but typical high schooler, and out of nowhere, he gets invitations from two of his school’s most popular students, Sakura “Cosmos” Akino and Aoi “Himawari” Hinata, to meet them respectively on two separate days. At the climax of these back-to-back dates, Cosmos and Himawari lean in close and confess that for the longest time, they have had feelings for…Joro’s best friend. This news hits hard because, in actuality, Joro has only played the goody-two-shoes so that he could hopefully achieve the relationship granted to all romantic-comedy protagonists, and it appears his efforts have failed spectacularly. However, there is one person who not only knows of Joro’s true identity but prefers it, Sumireko “Pansy” Sanshokuin, and she is not someone who intends to take no for an answer.
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Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #10 : Hot Summer Drakulon
Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #10
Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #10 (Chu, Sanapo, Mohan) is an effective hot-summer-desert mood issue, but also a slow and storybuilding lacking one. The art really helps get in the mood of Drakulon, and it leaves us hoping for more as we move forward.
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Crowded #12: It’s A Dog-Eat-Dog World
Crowded #12
Crowded #12 (Sebela, Stein, Brandt, Farrell, Rae) is a flawlessly executed finale of an exceptional second arc. It’s a mystery where everyone’s favorite queer rom-com near-future thriller is taking us, but it can’t arrive soon enough.
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Spider-Woman #1: I Am Jessica Drew.
Spider-Woman #1
Spider-Woman #1 [Pacheco, Siquiera, Perez, D’Armata, Junior] Karla Pacheco brings her A-game in a wonderful first issue that exemplifies all we love about Spider-Woman and leaves you on an adrenaline high that will have you itching for the next installment.
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