Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #1
The creative team behind ‘Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #1’ delivers a fundamentally well-executed issue despite a few missteps, and while it feels like a welcome return to form for their own interpretation, it could scare off potential newcomers with its outwardly zany positivity.
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Exploring the effects of clothes & costumes on our understanding of gender, sexuality, and identity, and how our gender, sexuality, and identity helps us to understand, idiosyncratically, clothing and costumes in comics. With special attention to fantastic proxies and to the straights, cis, trans, queers, and transvestites in comics, making comics, and reading comics.
DetailsPunk Mambo #3
Hitting the just over halfway point and Punk Mambo shows zero signs of slowing down. Bunn is ramping up the stakes with each and every issue and this one is no exception.
DetailsThe Magnificent Ms. Marvel #4
‘The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #4’ is a character-driven otherworldly story that delves into the complexities of finding and expressing our own individuality. Fans of Ms. Marvel will undoubtedly find a lot to enjoy here.
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Here’s a preview of STRANGELANDS #1 the latest offering from Humanoids about two strangers who find themselves inextricably tied together by inexplicable superpowers! Out next week!
DetailsWar of the Realms: The Uncanny X-men #3
Matt Rosenberg’s killing spree continues in the final issue of his War of the Realms tie in mini.
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“IT” DirectorAndy Muschietti Penned To Helm DC Comics’ Flash!
DetailsAquaman #49
Arthur finds out the true nature behind his death thanks to Mother Shark!
DetailsIncursion #4
Even after I finished reading I was eager to go back over the battle scenes throughout the book just to enjoy the quality of the mayhem in its pages.
DetailsMR & MRS X #12
Mr & Mrs X #12: An X-Man has to choose between his X-Woman and his Ex.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #7
The conclusion to Captain Marvel’s War of the Realms tie-in unfortunately just feels uninspired, which is a shame, because there was a lot of potential to explore the psychological impact of her role in the war.
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