Joe Golem: Occult Detective — The Conjurers #1: Dark Pulpy Fun
Joe Golem: Occult Detective — The Conjurers #1
Mike Mignola’s Joe Golem sleeps with the fishes while new trouble brews.
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The Girl in the Bay #4: Good Morning Starshine
The Girl in the Bay #4
The Girl In the Bay #4 is a great final issue filled with suspense, horror, and a beautifully surreal conclusion.
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NEWS WATCH: The Return Of A Friend For The First Time In “ANGEL #2”
Surprise Appearance by Fan Favorite “Fred” in Joss Whedon’s ANGEL #2 From BOOM! Studios
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War of the Realms: Journey into Mystery #2: Nowhere to Go But Up
War of the Realms: Journey into Mystery #2
The latest issue of Journey into Mystery digs deep for some 90s references, why does this book exist?
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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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