Daredevil #8: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?!
Daredevil #8
Matt Murdock gets a bizarre invite to a bizarre dinner in this bizarre (but excellent!) issue.
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Psi-Lords #2: Space Cases
Psi-Lords #2
If you love great sci-fi action, a good mystery and/or beautiful art this book is basically all you need wrapped up in a tidy little package. It may have taken decades to see the Psi-Lords name on a book again but every thing about this series so far has proven worth the wait.
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Stranger Things: Six #2: Childhood Traumas and Things Left Unsaid
Stranger Things: Six #2
Stranger Things: Six #2 begins to answer some of the questions fans of the show most certainly have making it a must-read for many!
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Criminal #6: Love and Crime
Criminal #6
Teeg Lawless has a whirlwind romance with Jane that can only result in one thing, Crime!
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The Immortal Hulk #21: A Secret Order
The Immortal Hulk #21
“Do we rule chaos or does chaos rule us?” General Fortean, a commander of shadows, learned some important lessons that provide strength as he places order in today’s dark hell. Will these life lessons give Fortean purpose or will history repeat itself in a different form?
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House of X #1: And There Were Giants In The Land In Those Days
House of X #1
This is the beginning of a multifoliate, gorgeously complex story, one which looks like it will change the franchise for many years to come. The art is wonderful enough to live up to that burden. Pick this issue up.
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Collapser #1: Living With a Black Hole
Collapser #1
‘Collapser #1’ is a thoughtful exploration into the impacts of mental health and our attempts at coping told through the lens of Liam, a man who lives with an actual black hole inside him.
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Venom #16: Absolute Eddie
Venom #16
The War is over, the war begins. Has Eddie Brock survived the War of the Realms only to fall facefirst into Absolute Carnage?!
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Batman #75: Mirror, Mirror
Batman #75
After reading this issue I can say that (assuming that King can resist the urge to ruin the pacing by spreading the story out until it is thinner than a wet poppadom) City of Bane looks like it will be a very fun, very wild ride indeed.
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Miles Morales: Spider-Man #8: The Subject
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #8
Despite it’s predictable nature, ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #8’ is a dramatic and vividly illustrated look into the true dangers behind wearing the mask. This one will have fans on the edge of their seats!
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Age of X-Man Omega #1: A Bang or a Whimper?
Age of X-Man Omega #1
Taken as a whole , this was the conclusion of an excellent experiment. One which, I hope, will not be completely erased by Hickman’s upcoming venture in the Land of X.
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Stop Worrying How Fast It Reads
Do some comics not take long enough to read? Do we not take enough time, reading a comic? Gekiga Time and Cinematic Time. Saito Tamaki. Gilles Deleuze. Feauturing examples from The Jughead Jones, The Dark Knight Returns, Cinderella Knight, Uncanny X-Men, and the styles of Alex Ross, Matt Baker, Jack Kirby, and Takashima Hiromi.
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