Night Wolf #1
Rustling through the nightmares, rusted blood trickles from my girlfriend’s throat. Where am I? Who am I? Daylight brings normality, but with the taste of blood in my mouth. This is only the beginning for Rodney as he finds connections to different realms. War is on the horizon.
DetailsMarvel Knights 20th #4
Meet T’Challa, a man who goes out of his way to help the downtrodden despite being barely able to make ends meet. As circumstances begin to careen out of his control, he begins to grasp hints of a past life in ‘Marvel Knights 20th #4’.
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The Defenders is the Clifford, the Big Red Dog of superhero comics. Every outing is an exercise in how do we make this work? Too powerful for most threats. Too territorial for one comic. Too touchy to team up. So, how did Al Ewing and the gang pull it off?
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The best horror host, in any form, anywhere, any time, is British phantasm, Misty. In her self-titled anthology comic, she lures us in, and though the comic has not run in decades (though it has been resurrected as a shared irregular comic, along with Scream), those Misty issues retain both allure and power.
DetailsProdigy #1
Prodigy #1 drops us into the world of Edison Crane. A man of towering intelligence who’s constant curiosity leads him from one impossible situation to the next as he conquers every challenge… until now.
DetailsKlaus and the Crying Snowman #1
Grant Morrison and Dan Mora deliver their yearly triumph and it is glorious!
DetailsHellboy Winter Special 2018
A dark trio of terrible tales set in the dead of winter, this years Hellboy Winter Special promises chills above all else.
DetailsDeathstroke #38
Deathstroke #38: A deep dive into the inner workings of the mental health institution in the United States and the dichotomy of the public perception towards it begins to come into focus in the latest issue of “Arkham Asylum”.
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As 2018 ends, time to look forward to see what’s hitting theaters in 2019!
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An interview with X-23, Supergirl: Being Super, and This One Summer writer, Mariko Tamaki.
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Thompson and Hemsworth together again in Men in Black international.
DetailsBatman #61
King starts off this new arc with a level of structural narrative complexity that is perfect for the medium — and thus far unequalled in the form. There’s also a surprising amount of well-executed violence.
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