Thor #8: Thori Murder Cancer!
Thor #8
Plot troubles are slightly mitigated by wonderful art and the inclusion of Thori. Thori makes everything better.
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2019 Annual Comic-Watch Awards: The nominees are….
Comic Watch has worked really hard on our FIRST annual Comic Watch awards “the Watchies.” We are proud to present the 2019 Nominees!!
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Justice League #14: Too Many Secrets
Justice League #14
JUSTICE LEAGUE #14: ESCAPE FROM HAWKWORLD. Even as Batman tries to figure out what happened with Starman and what his connection is with the Source Wall, Martian Manhunter leads a small expedition to Thaganar Prime but they aren’t quite as friendly as when he left.
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Domino #9 : Dark unlucky visions
Domino #9
Who’s luckier? Domino faces off against Longshot as Neena seeks to test the dark apocalyptic vision of the Atlas Bear!
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Extermination #5 Tying Off The Loose Ends
Extermination #5
The conclusion of the Extermination series combined tight writing with beautiful art and manages to tie off most of the loose ends created by the time-displaced O5.
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The Black Order #2: This is How You Start a War
The Black Order #2
Tasked by the enigmatic Gamemaster for purposes yet to be revealed, the former warlords of Thanos wreak havoc all across the galaxy.
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Teen Titans #25: Lies My Parents Told me
The Girl Who Fell From the Sky
Crush’s origin is revealed!
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Aquaman Making a Splash in Theaters
Aquaman may be the hit that DC needs to turn around its movie universe as Aquaman washes away other movies in the box office.
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Uncanny X-Men #7: Shades of Grey
UNCANNY X-MEN #7
Uncanny X-Men #7: Legion strands X-Man and the kids in the alternate world he created known as the Age of Apocalypse and the results have some dramatic effects on them all.
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Killmonger #2 (of 5): Anger Like an Old Gun
Killmonger learns the art of the kill, but is that enough to keep him from getting in his own way?
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Arrogant as Ever: Hubris, Monstrosity, and Hope in The Best Defense
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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