Lovecraft Country
The journey is perilous, but not due to any monsters, aliens or tentacled creatures, but because they are three black citizens in an era where having a different skin color meant you could be treated unjustly and violently.
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From Dr. Who to James Bond, a galaxy far far away to Wolverine and Xenomorph cookbooks!! Here is Titan Comics November 2020 Solicits! @ComicsTitan
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Locke & Key to crossover with DC Comics The Sandman universe this fall, in anticipation of the second season of the Netflix Original Series.
DetailsEmpyre Tie-ins
While Empyre: X-Men #3 and Empyre: Avengers #2 show titles that get better with each issue, Empyre: Captain America #2 stays consistent in sticking to the Captain America wartime niche.
DetailsTransformers/My Little Pony #1
Transformers/My Little Pony #1 is a deeper than expected book that can be enjoyed by anybody, child to adult! @IDWPublishing @IanFlynnBKC @JamesAsmus @JLawrence_Art @TonyFleecs
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Interview with the very cool Gisèle Lagacé of Ménage à 3, Exorsisters, Sticky Dilly Buns fame.
DetailsJohn Constantine: Hellblazer #8
John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 (Spurrier, Campbell, Bellaire) is yet another incredible issue in this superb series. Spurrier is quite literally magic in this issue that gets better with each word while being accompanied by dreadfully terrifying yet gorgeous art.
DetailsAmethyst #4
Amethyst #4 (Reeder, Louise, Downie): Amy Reeder’s art and how it relates to the emotional narrative highlights this story every time, and it’s what ultimately makes it appealing, engaging, mesmerizing, and a story worth following, even if it sometimes gets lost in its main conflict.
DetailsSymbiote Spider-Man: Alien Reality #5
Ultimately, Symbiote Spider-Man: Alien Reality #5 (David, Land, Leisten, D’Armata) is a fun, though somewhat flawed conclusion to this miniseries. It doesn’t necessarily earn the “symbiote” part of its title, but is a pretty unobtrusively great Spidey yarn nonetheless.
DetailsThe Dreamig: Waking Hours #1
The Dreaming: Waking Hours #1 (Wilson, Robles, Lopes) takes the baton from Simon Spurrier in a magnificent stride. Wilson’s writing feels right at home in The Dreaming and Sandman Universe. A great story with killer art, The Dreaming: Waking Hours should not be missed!
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