The Butcher of Paris #3
The Butcher of Paris #3 (Phillips, Kotz, Wordie, Peteri) continues to tap into the current fascination with serial killers in media with a unique and thrilling entry into the genre.
DetailsIt’s an All-DC Special Edition featuring the latest figures and statues from the company that brought you Bouncing Boy!
DetailsRed Mother #3
Red Mother #3 (Haun, Luckert, Dukeshire) offers a beautiful balance of humanity, mystery, and monstrosity. It also proves this title is still worth keeping an eye on.
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An alien being born and the three teens to raising it
DetailsBatman #89
Batman #89 (Tynion IV, Pagulayan, March, Miki, Morey, Cowles) sees the arc trajectory start to round into form as the series is given an artistic booster shot.
DetailsThe Batman’s Grave #5
The Batman’s Grave #5 (Ellis, Hitch, Nowlan, Sinclair, Starkings) sees the mystery building around Batman start to coalesce.
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The mob made them but will their bond break them
DetailsBlackwood: The Mourning After #1
Blackwood: The Mourning After #1 (Dorkin, Fish, Fish, McKenna) makes the supernatural feel natural where a recently deceased friend might not be so deceased. The creative team delivers relatable writing and stunning visuals that will have readers feeling like they are one of the gang.
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Identity Crisis
Join Comic Watch for a spoiler-free look back at the Identity Crisis mini-series—a masterful superhero morality tale, wrapped in a compelling and disturbing whodunit from the mind of award winning author Brad Meltzer and an all-star team.
DetailsRai #4
Rai #4 (Abnett, Ryp, Dalhouse, Sharpe): Before Fallen World it was hard to imagine another artist/art team living up to the high bar set with previous Rai books, but Ryp and Dalhouse are stepping up to the plate every issue and knocking it right out of the park.
DetailsThe Dreaming # 18
The Dreaming #18 (Spurrier, Sauvage) continues to brilliantly add to the Sandman Universe with a visually gorgeous issue that is fast-paced and certainly unforgettable.
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1987’s TV series Beauty And The Beast teaches us that love, in it’s deepest, purest sense, exists. And that Once Upon A Time is Now!
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