It’s time to return to a Galaxy Far, Far Away for a new era called THE HIGH REPUBLIC set long before the events of #StarWars The Phantom Menace. Join us for a comprehensive walkthrough of all the announcements so far to find out how to get started!
DetailsDespite incredible art, Future State – The Flash #1 (Vietti, Eaglesham, Atiyeh, Wands) is a messy comic storywise. Overreliance on expositional dialogue and a lack of exploring the world it’s set in leaves a comic readers will be struggling to remember. #DCComics
DetailsFuture State – Harley Quinn #1
Future State – Harley Quinn #1 is an enjoyably fresh albeit reserved take on the character supported by truly wonderful artwork that sets a memorable tone. @Steph_Smash @SimoneDiMeo_ @TBonvillain #TroyPeteri #DCComics
DetailsGenerations Shattered #1
Generations Shattered #1 (#DCComics @thedanjurgens @39aAndy @robertvenditti @hificolor @tenapolitano) is a high-priced nostalgia-bomb that is well-executed even if it isn’t particularly ground-breaking.
DetailsThe future is wide open in the epic Dark Nights: Death Metal #7 (@Ssnyder1835 @GregCapullo @jonathanglapion @fcoo @TENapolitano). This comic is mind-blowing on every level, flawless in execution! Tomorrow is now, & no fan will want to miss it! #DCComics
DetailsThe HIGH REPUBLIC is here as Lucasfilm launched a MASSIVE multi-publisher initiative earlier today! Catch up on the panel and launch trailer from earlier today here! #StarWars #HighRepublic #Jedi
DetailsThe Watch
The setting seems to be what you would get if a Renaissance Faire held a Punk Rock rave! There are hints of medieval times mixed with neon lights and spray painted graffiti.
DetailsA look back at the Good, The Bad and the In Between of 2020
DetailsTransformers Escape #1
In Transformers Escape #1 (Ruckly, McGuire-Smith, Woods) the newly formed Autobots are trying to avoid the Decepticons all the while protecting some innocent aliens they rescued. #Transformers
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Series review of Listeners. Echo Rec and Mu go on a journey to become monster fighters known as Players. The show celebrates rock and roll but forgets essential aspects such as story and interesting characters.
DetailsSadly, “Enter the Phoenix” gets off to a by-the-numbers, predictable start in Avengers #40 (Aaron, Garron, Curiel). There just isn’t enough meat on the bone to justify this story beyond stereotypical superhero punch-’em-up.
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