Dr. Doom #4
Dr. Doom #4 (Cantwell, Larroca, Guru-eFX) presents an interesting, but not as good as it could have been tale of Doom and his quest to find out who framed it. The issue contains vital information but is poorly executed.
DetailsTransformers #15
Transformers #15 (Ruckley, Malkova, McGuire-Smith) Can comics be successful by including more political intrigue?
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Naoko Takeuchi’s Sailor Moon as been around almost 30 years and its adaptations are always their own animal. This is good.
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Next month kicks off the acclaimed ‘House of X’ series, establishing a new world for the X-Men!
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #12 (Cates, Smith, Olazaba) bring their GOTG tenure to a conclusion, but are the stakes really there? Or is this issue just marking time for next month’s shiny new #1?
DetailsAnnihilation Scourge Omega #1
Annihilation Scourge Omega #1 (Rosenberg, Garcia, Blee): What started as a promising series ends with sloppy writing and rushed art, not a good look for Marvel.
DetailsHell Arisen #1
Year of the Villain: Hell Arisen #1 (Tynion, Epting, Filardi) doesn’t shy away from throwing readers head-on into some sick villain-on-villain action! Whoever wins, we all lose!
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The Avengers and The Fantastic four will face off against the might of Kree and the Skrulls in EMPYRE an interstellar epic this April from MARVEL!
DetailsGI Joe #3
GI Joe #3 (Allor, Evenhuis) deals with patriots town between freedom and a dictator who gives them what they “need” and just how someone chooses who to pledge their allegiance to.
DetailsStar Trek Picard: Countdown #2
Star Trek Picard Countdown #2 (Beyer, Johnson, Hernandez) continues the Star Trek tradition of tackling modern day problems in a sci-fi setting. This issue alone we get racism, forbidden love, political corruption and more!
DetailsMetal Men #3
Metal Men #3 (DiDio, Davis, Delecki): As much as I love silly Metal Men stories, this risky play of going against the grain is definitely paying off.
DetailsAvengers #28 (Aaron, McGuinness, Morales) provides a lot of fan service, but does it actually hold together storywise?
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