Psi-Lords #2
If you love great sci-fi action, a good mystery and/or beautiful art this book is basically all you need wrapped up in a tidy little package. It may have taken decades to see the Psi-Lords name on a book again but every thing about this series so far has proven worth the wait.
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #26
Boomerang has made a lot of enemies over the years thanks to his double-dealing ways – but now, it’s time for payback! With Spidey caught in the middle…
DetailsDeadpool #15
Skottie Young’s wild and short-lived run on Deadpool comes to an end with issue #15, a book that somehow brings out both the best and worst of the Merc with a Mouth. It’s both fun and inconsequential, which generally sums up the entire series.
DetailsDial H for Hero #4
Dial H for Hero continues as Miguel and Summer road trip to Detroit to hang out with Snapper Carr!
DetailsCosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History #5
Join Cosmic Ghost Rider for an afternoon of catch and stories with the Castle Family on an unassuming afternoon in Central Park in Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History #5.
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Chrononauts 2 readers are in luck with all four issues coming out on the same day
DetailsIronheart #8
‘Ironheart #8’ continues the recent team-up nature of the series with a beautiful introduction of Doctor Strange in the Sanctum Sanctorum. It’s full of drama and heart, but it also feels more concerned with getting Riri to her next destination. Will the next issue make this worthwhile? We will have to just wait and see!
DetailsThe Punisher vs. JJJ vs. Space (and also vs. the Brood Queen)
The Punisher shoots the Brood… in space! With J. Jonah Jameson along for the ride?!
DetailsSuperman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #1
Jimmy Olsen brings the Silver Age into the modern age!
DetailsSecond Coming #1
Second Coming has arrived thanks to its new home at AHOY and is sure to be a contentious series. I recommend reading it for yourself and forming your own opinions.
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Do some comics not take long enough to read? Do we not take enough time, reading a comic? Gekiga Time and Cinematic Time. Saito Tamaki. Gilles Deleuze. Feauturing examples from The Jughead Jones, The Dark Knight Returns, Cinderella Knight, Uncanny X-Men, and the styles of Alex Ross, Matt Baker, Jack Kirby, and Takashima Hiromi.
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