Wonder Woman #758 (Orlando, Lupacchino, McCarthy) is a textbook example on how to tell a fantastic, character-defining story about a given lead character. It’s a shame we won’t get anymore from this creative team, so enjoy this issue with everything you’ve got!
DetailsDiscover the Untold Origins of the All-Maudra Mayrin from the Netflix Series in July 2020
DetailsBlack Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #8
Black Panther & The Agents of Wakanda #8 (Zub, Medina, Yeung, Menyz, Sabino) is a great way to spend your time and money,
DetailsStar Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales #1
Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales #1 (Moreci, Charm, Florean, Del Pennino, Wood, Delgado, Taddeo) is the comic you didn’t know you needed. Yeah, I said NEEDED.
DetailsAquaman #60 (DeConnick, Mendonca, Fajardo Jr.) continues this title’s recent winning streak as DC’s best book nobody is talking about. Mature, relateable, and down-to-earth, this comic is a can’t-miss for anyone looking for something more than standard superhero punch-’em-ups!
DetailsWhat’s in a dream? The latest chapter in the Sandman Universe arrives in August with The Dreaming: Waking Hours #1 and a new variant cover!
DetailsChiwetel Ejiofor, who played Baron Mordo in Doctor Strange, confirms return for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
DetailsDr. Who
A children’s TV show from 1963 takes on a life of it’s own spanning 6 decades.
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Uncover the hidden secrets of the Sunnydale witch in this brand new buffyverse series in July 2020
DetailsExcellence #7
In Excellence #7 (Thomas, Randolph, Lopez), the price for repeating the same process over and over is higher than the price of change! Spencer Dales is about to challenge the world of magic. Who will stand with him and who will oppose him?
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Betrayals and twists abound, with repercussions for the very future of the Justice League Dark in JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK #23 as “The Parliament of Life” concludes.
DetailsBlackwood: The Mourning After #3
Blackwood: The Mourning After #3 (Dorkin, Fish, Fish, McKenna) continues to be a blast to read and see with its vibrant yet dark visuals.
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