Captain America: The End
Captain America: The End #1 (Larsen, Sanchez-Almara, Caramagna) is a full-force Kirby homage and a heckuva good time – assuming readers are down with that Kirby magic. Otherwise, modern readers might feel it’s a bit dated.
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Suicide Squad #2 (Taylor, Redondo, Lucas, Abbott) delivers a fresh new Squad that feels more like a classic Suicide Squad story than anything in recent history.
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Sanrio’s newest darling proves again why she’s the successor to the Hello Kitty dynasty that we all deserve. When Aggretsuko issue #1 dropped February 5th, it saw an immediate problem; they couldn’t keep it on the shelves!
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Sex Criminals #26 (Fraction, Zdarsky) sees the long-dormant indie darling return, and in fine form. If you’ve never given this book a shot, go back and get caught up ASAP! And if you’re a lapsed reader, frustrated with its many delays in shipping – now’s the time to come home.
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Batman #88 (Tynion IV, March, Morey, Cowles) continues to develop the mystery of the new (old?) foe, The Developer.
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From DC comics, its a reporter, its a love interest, its DC comics favorite news hound Lois Lane in her ninth installment. Written by Greg Rucka with Art by Mike Perkins. In the wake of a second attempt on her life, Lois takes the unprecedented step of…telling Superman to back off! As the Kiss of…
DetailsThe Visitor #2
The Visitor #2 (Levitz, Kim, Arreola) is like a season finale that has you ready to flip a table in protest that you’ll have to wait for the next installment (but in a good way.)
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Join Comic Watch as we say farewell to Arrow after eight seasons of trailblazing the way for the modern era of superhero television.
DetailsDaredevil #17
Daredevil #17 (Zdarsky, Fornes, Woodard) is very good and continues the excellent storyline that’s been going on for seven issues. But, I’m ready for this phase of Daredevil to be over.
DetailsCriminal #12 (Brubaker, Phillips): “Cruel Summer” comes to a stark, gut-wrenching conclusion, bringing the current volume of Criminal to a close and with it, many of the book’s over-arching subplots. A master class in sequential storytelling, it’s almost a cliche to say about this book at this point that comic’s don’t get any better than this.
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Heroes Reborn was an imprint helmed by Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld, reinventing Marvel superheroes like Captain America and the Fantastic Four for the 1990s. Did they need reinventing?
DetailsX-Men/Fantastic Four #1
X-Men/Fantastic Four #1 (Zdarsky, Dodson, Dodson, Vines, Story, Martin, Caramagna) begins the journey of figuring out Franklin Richard’s place in the New World Order of the post-Krakoa Marvel Universe with a bang!
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