Lodger #5: Empathy for the Devil (pt. 2)
Lodger #5
A finale that will shock your system and turn your whole world on its ear. Violently and in as cold a fashion as possible.
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Livewire #6: Wolves Among Sheep
Livewire #6
I’ve sung Vita Ayala’s praises on this title with every issue and this one is no exception.
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NEWS WATCH: Peer Pressure Can Be A Horror Show In JUGHEAD: THE HUNGER VS. VAMPIRONICA
Two battle is on in this early preview of JUGHEAD: THE HUNGER VS. VAMPIRONICA #2!
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Incursion #3: Death Becomes Her
Incursion #3
Incursion is a textbook perfect example of why Valiant has been so enduring since the relaunch.
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Livewire #5: We Can Be Heroes
Livewire #5
If you weren’t already convinced Vita Ayala is on to something great here then she’s just dropped yet another reason why you should be.
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NEWS WATCH: The Mind Can Never Be Imprisoned, PSI-LORDS #1
The Psi-Lords make their debut in the modern-era Valiant Universe in a brand-new ongoing series!
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X-O Manowar #26: Happily Ever After?!?
X-O Manowar #26
I was a huge fan of Schonn and Aric being together and despite my irked nerves with this issues, I still am.
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NEWS WATCH: An Oni And The Lion, Press Forward To Forge New Company
Can Oni Press and Lion Forge win the game of comics as one house instead of two?
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Detective Comics #1003: Kill the Bat’s Bird!
Detective Comics #1003
‘Detective Comics #1003’ succeeds so well mainly because of its sheer determination to remain focused on the one question that fans have been asking since the start of this arc…who is the Arkham Knight? The answer is one you will never see coming!
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Meet the Skrulls #4: Skeletons in the Closet
Meet the Skrulls #4
The Warners are ready to infiltrate Stark Tower and discover the shocking secret behind Project Blossom, but will family tension tear them apart before they can complete the mission? Find out in “Meet the Skrulls #4”.
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Batman and the Outsiders #1: DC’s New Mutants?
Batman and the Outsiders #1
“the scenes between Katana and Jefferson Pierce alone are amazing. If nothing else this book is worth reading to see how the two play off each other.”
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Eumenides! Euripedes! Elektra!
Elektra was brought back at the behest of a toy company. Mike Deodato and Peter Milligan are beloved comics talent, and Christie Scheele has always been under-appreciated as a great colorist and fantastic painter. It was 1997 and Marvel decided to launch its first Elektra ongoing series, its first solo series and some of the first work, at all, featuring the character without creator, Frank Miller, in tow.
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