Buffy the Vampire Slayer #13 (Bellaire, Valero-O’Connell) continues to be distinctly out of focus and a meandering mess, leaving its lead character out of its pages for the sixth issue in a row. Instead of introducing the new post-Hellmouth status quo, it instead chooses to focus on Kendra to no appreciable gain. Fans would not be wrong for dropping this book from their pull sheet at this point.
DetailsThe Plot Vol. 1 #1-4
Harrowing visuals and nearly unbearable tension help to make this series one of the best horror stories being told today. The Plot (Daniel, Moreci, Hixson, Boyd, Campbell) will be your next horror obsession.
DetailsGhost Rider #6
Ghost Rider #6 (Brisson, Frigeri, Keith, Caramagna) brings Doctor Strange into the fray with a spectacular issue filled with dark magical violence and more. The sides are set, the stakes are defined, now it’s time for action!
DetailsGhostbusters: Year One #2
Ghostbusters: Year One #2 (Burnham, Schoening, Delgado) takes a look at some of the events in the life of Ray Stanz leading up to (and after) the first movie. Amazing issue!
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Preview pages of the action-filled twist on the classic Bram Stoker vampire tale revealed
DetailsGrimm Fairy Tales #36
Grimm Fairy Tales #36 (Franchini, Abrera, Cortes, Esposito) might not be the most impactful in the Odyssey arc, but it sure is a lot of fun to watch Skye in her element as the Guardian of the Nexus. Fans will certainly enjoy this one.
DetailsThe Butcher of Paris #4
The Butcher of Paris #4 (Phillips, Kotz) explores terror and apathy through a historical lens that remains extremely relevant in modern day.
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Universal’s Monsterverse has risen from the grave and is back on track as the studio prepares a new Dracula film.
DetailsBloodshot #7
Bloodshot #7 (Seeley, Laming, Masters): All that being said, it boils down to this: pound for pound you will not find a better action/adventure book on the market. Accept no substitutes.
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Everyone can hear you CHEW in space
DetailsThe Last God #5
The Last God #5 (Johnson, Federici, Lopes, Prianto, Gho, Napolitano) brings the cruel realities of this epic turmoil to the forefront by blurring the lines between good and bad, showing that this is not just another epic high-fantasy story with a dark twist. It’s an expertly plotted and fleshed out world thriving with trials and tribulations that transcend time itself.
DetailsImmortal Hulk #29-31
The Immortal Hulk #29-31 (Ewing, Bennett, Rodriguez, Mounts, Petit): These three issues are rich with character moments, monster horror, and insane kaiju action, as well as development of this fascinating overall story. I can not get enough of Ewing and Bennett on IMMORTAL HULK.
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