Batgirl #43
If you were thrown off by the events of last issue featuring one rather eventful kiss between Jason and Babs, Batgirl #43 (Castellucci, Tormey, Sotomayor) addresses your worries directly with a heartfelt look at the internal impacts of love torn across worlds and the true power it may hold.
DetailsSpider-Man The Black Cat Strikes #1
Spider-Man The Black Cat Strikes #1 (Hallum, Maresca, Rosenberg) is a fantastic gateway into the world of Spider-Man, even though nobody needs one. A smart, fresh story delivers exactly what it should.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #14
Captain Marvel #14 (Thompson, Garbett, Bonvillain, Cowles) has a super strong script and even more powerful visuals, you would think that’s enough right? Well, maybe not. I’m here to say that this is the issue where we get Carol in her most badass form yet, with black fingernails and everything.
DetailsHellmouth #4
Hellmouth #4 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini): What should have been a huge moment – Buffy discovering that Angel is a vampire – feels weightless, which is an apt of a description for this threadbare miniseries as I can think of.
DetailsDoctor Tomorrow #1
Doctor Tomorrow #1 (Arbona, Towe, Rodriguez, Cowles) is the kind of opening salvo you want for any book, with just enough intrigue and mystery to keep you on the hook mixed with the kind of fun sci-fi and relatability that we read comics for in the first place.
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Comic Watch Presents 2020 Watchie Awards. And the Winner goes to…
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Take a sneak peek at the radical Ghost-Spider #7 by Seanan McGuire and Ig Guara set to hit shelves February 19th!
DetailsAquaman #56 (Higgins, Lopresti, Ryan) defies the odds and proves that a fill-in issue can be not only fun but also expand upon the regular creative team’s ongoing story and themes.
DetailsSuperman #19
Superman #19 (Bendis, Reis, Sinclair) explores the aftermath of the revelation while moving towards a new status quo for comics’ oldest superhero as “The Truth” continues.
DetailsMARVELS X #1
Marvels X #1 (Krueger, Ross, Well-Bee, Petit): The dawning of a dangerous new world begins and a child’s voice can be heard through the dystopian din. One that will not be silenced.
DetailsBatman #87
Batman #87 (Tynion IV, March, Morey) continues to bring readers a familiar Bat-story and although the shift in art team is jarring, still manages to pull off a highly proficient issue.
DetailsThe Incredible Hulk #104
Ancient History explores the late spring of 1968 with a little fella we call the Hulk!
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