Hawkman #27 – What’s Old is New Again
Hawkman #27
Robert Venditti and his team continue to make this one of the best written comics that DC is currently publishing and one of the best drawn as well.
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Superman #25: Intergalactic Misunderstandings
Superman #25
Perhaps less of a villain that originally announced, Synmar is introduced in Superman #25 (@BrianMichaelBendis, #Reis, #Ferreira, @DannyMiki_ @Sinccolor @DavidLSharpe) and it is clearly poised to be a complex threat moving forward.
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Dark Nights: Death Metal – Trinity Crisis #1: Amongst the Catacombs
Dark Nights: Death Metal – Trinity War #1 (Snyder, Manapul, Herring) is a fun romp through crises past as the stakes are upped, but it also doesn’t forget to have some heart and strong character beats. Don’t mistake this comic for being a throwaway just because it’s a tie-in – it’s essential!
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Cyberpunk 2077 #1: Under Pressure
Cyberpunk 2077 #1
Cyberpunk 2077 #1 [Bunn, Valderrama, Wordie, Cvetkovic] A lot of readers will come for the connection to the game but stay for the quality of the comic on it’s own deserved merit.
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Otherworlds, Revisited: X-Men: Noir, Series #1
Revisiting @Marvel’s X-Men: Noir, an (almost) classic crime story. #XMenMonday
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Wrestling Watch: TOP 5 Rankings of the WEEK 8/30 – 9/6
Our First #WrestlingWatch Weekly Rankings is up. See if your favorite #wrestlers from #WWE #ImpactWrestling and #AEW makes the list!
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The Boys are Back In Town
The Boys
Just with Season one, the second season is engaging and interesting. The character interactions and dynamics are well explored.
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Biohackers: Netflix’s cool new German Scifi
Biohackers
Medical student Mia Ackerlund enters medical school to discover students capable of altering DNA in exciting ways. Okay, the recap doesn’t make this series sound like a lot of fun, but I promise it is. Why? Let’s find out.
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NEWS WATCH: Marvel Unlimited Expands This September
See what new digital comics are arriving to @Marvel Unlimited this September!
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Tartarus #5: A Full Moon Rising
Tartarus #5
While Tartarus #5 (@j_xmas @NewJackCole, @campbellletters) may focus on an eclipse, neither writing nor art eclipses the other. Bursting with intricate twists and elaborate art, it’s an ambitious albeit flawed ending to a fascinating first arc. Where will Tartarus take Tilde next?
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Interview With Stephen Graham Jones
Bram Stoker Award Winner Stephen Graham Jones on Marvel Voices, Indigeneity, collaboration, and the value of comics.
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King of Nowhere #5: Nowhere Near Perfect
King of Nowhere #5
King of Nowhere #5 (Prince, Jenkins, Jenkins, Andworld Design) finishes this series as it began: hard to put down due to a constant hope that it might improve. Yet, lovable characters and the book’s off-kilter artistic brilliance remain undercut by its unbalanced story and uninteresting protagonist.
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