Captain America #17
Captain America #17 (Coates, Masters, Milla, Petit) continues to ask the question of Cap’s place in the modern world by taking a closer look at what that modern world really looks like.
DetailsAnnihilation Scourge Fantastic Four #1
Annihilation Scourge Fantastic Four #1 (Gage, Olortegui, Vlasco, Smith, Arciniega) Johnny Storm stepping up big time? Reed revealing some crazy secrets about the Sentry and more, all you need in a solid Fantastic Four adventure into the Negative Zone.
DetailsFriendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #14
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #14 (Taylor, Sauvage, Lashley, Rosenberg, Lanham) closes out this series in the same way it lived—full of heart.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #13
Captain Marvel #13 (Thompson, Garbett, Bonvillain, Cowles) is a seamless continuation of the crazy events of last issue, delivering a spectacle of action as this shockingly dark new mystery unfolds at a rapid pace.
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One of the most highly anticipated comic books of 2020 from Dark Horse Comics already has everyone talking
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Even Skynet thinks IDW’s Transformers vs The Terminator will be more than meets the eye!
DetailsFar Sector #2
Far Sector #2 (Jemisin, Campbell, Bennett) dives ever deeper in the City Enduring and its resident Green Lantern as Jo begins to gain a better understanding of just how pervasive a lack of emotion can be.
DetailsDetective Comics #1017
Detective Comics #1017 (Taylor, Blanco, Kalisz) In an age where every conflict is near universal, it’s always refreshing to have something small-scale.
DetailsDoctor Mirage #5
Doctor Mirage #5 (Visaggio, Robles, Bellaire, Sharpe): The final issue in the miniseries proves to be quite the shocker with a revelation that will fundamentally shift the character, bringing about a new direction that is ripe with storytelling potential.
DetailsThe Weather Wizard makes his presence known in Flash #84 (Williamson, Duce, Guerrero) as “Rogues’ Reign” continues! But will he betray King Cold? Or is Cold the one who betrayed the Rogues’ code?
DetailsFallen Angels #4
With even the grandest of intentions, Fallen Angels #4 (Hill, Kudranski, D’Armata, Sabino) struggles to overcome particularly weak visuals as it expands on the origins and motivations of Apoth and what that means for the future of Psylocke.
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From Al Hartley to Tom King, Archie, Batman, Spider-Man, the X-Men, Andy Capp, a comic has to get to a point eventually or the diminishing returns and lack of believable consequence make us shut off.
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