“This is a whole new world – not just because it’s ‘Valiant future,’ but because of the literally earth-shattering events of 4001 AD. A new age, a new dawn, a new culture growing up with a look of its own.”-Dan Abnett
DetailsWILLIAM GIBSON’S ALIEN 3 #2
William Gibson’s Alien 3 #2: The political intrigue hots up as the science division take control and the UPP also make their move. But where’s Ripley?
DetailsVenom #10
Eddie Brock’s damaged psyche didn’t fracture when he merged with a being from another galaxy, those scars un much deeper. What makes Eddie Brock a MONSTER?!
DetailsAliens Dust to Dust #4
Maxon has to venture across xeno infested territory to reach the escape shuttle in this final entry in the Dust to Dust series
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Moonshadow tells the story of a romantic, unreliable narrator who leads us through his interplanetary coming-of-age story. Known as America’s first fully painted graphic novel.
DetailsShatterstar #4
The loss of a tenant has pushed Shatterstar back into the gladiatorial arena. Will he kill Gringrave and be able to rescue his people in time? The Grandmaster, God of Horus IV, unleashes his power of life and death to teach Shatterstar a lesson.
DetailsWeb of Venom: Venom Unleashed #1
The Venom symbiote sets out for itself while it’s owner sleeps, tonight the Dog takes itself for a walk, into a nightmare!
DetailsThe Green Lantern #3
Earth is up for auction, and the highest bidder is… God?
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The Fantastic Four are back in the Marvel gaming world!
DetailsThor #8
Plot troubles are slightly mitigated by wonderful art and the inclusion of Thori. Thori makes everything better.
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Darth Vader #25
oule has a talent for balancing sledgehammer heavy action with artful plot seed planting, and the way he uses both here shows that he’s truly gets Vader. Not just as a battle-hardened killing machine (although he nails that too) but also as the tragically flawed man underneath the mask.
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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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