Dial H for Hero #3
“Dial H for Hero #3” continues to deliver interesting experiments with art and form while also developing the characters, particularly Summer, into something more than just a throw-away name in a wikipedia article.
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The Tempest, the final volume of Kevin O’Neill and Alan Moore’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a six-issue illustration of how language infects and affects us, a strange mix of how fiction and telling can harm us and indulgence in “harmful” representation as harmless fun.
DetailsMarvel Team-Up #3
‘Marvel Team-Up #3’ overcomes common tropes to explore the fundamental individuality that not only makes these heroes so special, but also ourselves. And it doesn’t forget to have a little fun along the way!
DetailsHarley Quinn #62
‘Harley Quinn #62’ continues an epic dark fantasy story with plenty of fun quips and witty references to current DC continuity, but the ending is one that could change the course of the series from here on out.
DetailsFallen World #2
just when you think you’re stuffed full from the gluttonous amount of awesome fed to you Fallen World laughs and says “hope you saved room for desert pal!”.
DetailsYoung Justice #6
‘Young Justice #6’ is a solid attempt at bringing closure to the first arc. While the gorgeous art helps it to stand apart, it just can’t quite seem to deliver where it counts most.
DetailsMarvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Ooh! Look! What pretty colors!
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“No Tom Hardys were injured in the making of this list.”
DetailsSuperior Spider-man #6
Otto and Strange team up to fight Master Pandemonium!
DetailsPunks Not Dead: London Calling #4
Want to have your mind blown? Want to read a book where you genuinely feel connected and invested with the characters of the story. Want writing of the highest standard and art you won’t get on any other book. You NEED to read Punks Not Dead.
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TITAN COMICS JUNE 2019 SOLICITATIONS (FOR AUGUST RELEASE)
DetailsDog Days of Summer #1
It’s time to get ready for summer! The ‘Dog Days of Summer #1′ 80-page special is a fun and oftentimes lighthearted collection of short stories featuring some of DC Comics’ most iconic pets and animal-based heroes.
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