Lucifer #17
Lucifer #17 (Watters, Fiumara, McCaig) has Lucifer hitting the road with his new best friend, Beverly, in an issue that boasts some of the most stunning art in the series yet. The wild hunt has truly begun.
DetailsHellboy and the B.P.R.D.: The Return of Effie Kolb #1
With remarkable artwork and a heartfelt story, Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: The Return of Effie Kolb #1 (Mignola, Howard, Stewart) puts the two-part story on track to become another instant classic in the ongoing Hellboy saga.
DetailsMorbius #4
Morbius #4 (Ayala, Ferreira, Poggi, Sanchez-Almara, Cowles): The fact Ayala applies some actual sense to the capabilities of a guy like Melter for example shows the level of care put into these scripts.
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Spirit of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons #1
Spirit of Ghost Rider #1 (Brisson, Boschi, Brown, Caramagna) is a thrill ride of intrigue and action that should not be missed!
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An Epic Tale of Sisters, Survival, and Some Monster Punching, Coming Summer 2020
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If you think you can unlock the gates of hell and just invite yourself in, you must be dreaming. Locke & Key: Hell & Gone – A SANDMAN UNIVERSE Crossover Event is coming soon.
DetailsRevenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #3
Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 (Hopeless, Hepburn, Fabela) offers exactly what you want in a book: fast-paced action, witty one-liners, and some seriousness mixed between.
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A new team of vampire vixens is coming from Dynamite in a brand new series just announced titled “sacredsix”!
DetailsLocke and Key
Locke and Key was Netflix’s attempt at creating their version of House of Anubis, or any other live action series created by Nicktoons, or Cartoon Network during their live action phase. Locke and Key is a lot smarter than a lot of the shows that cater to this demographic. While it’s not award winning, it’s certainly smarter than Riverdale. How? Let’s find out.
DetailsIt’s an All-DC Special Edition featuring the latest figures and statues from the company that brought you Bouncing Boy!
DetailsA decidedly flat end to a decidedly flat miniseries, Hellmouth #5 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini) succeeds only in asking readers why they spent money on it in the first place.
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