Punk Mambo #1
Bunn perfectly balances the more “out there” elements of her character with the reality that she’s decades older than she appears and as such is a skilled veteran not to be taken lightly by man or monster. Any doubts you have about whether this book is something substantial or just one long meme about a chick with a pink mohawk that loves the Doors will be dashed by the conclusion of this debut issue.
DetailsAssassination Nation #2
The rankings are out. Some assassins have moved up. The rest are dead. Get the picture? Welcome to the family. Hope you survive the experience.
DetailsSavage Sword of Conan #4
Conan and his companions travel the labyrinth against the odds, what could go wrong?
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This week the heroes of our story chat about Symbiote Spider-man #1, Outer Darkness 1-6 and Wonder Twins 1-3
DetailsWeb of Venom: Cult of Carnage #1
Misty Knight searches Dovorton, Colorado the missing John Jameson! Carnage is Coming!
DetailsAVENGERS: NO ROAD HOME #9
Avengers: No Road Home #9: As Nyx closes on her goal the Avengers must plea for reason from the only one who has the power to help.
DetailsAmerican Gods
The recruitment drive takes a back seat as connections are made and seeds are planted.
DetailsWar of the Realms: Journey into Mystery #1
War of the Realms: Journey into Mystery #1 Half a dozen Superpeople and a baby, have i seen this movie before?
DetailsX-Force #5
Every time-travel story requires a flashback or two to flesh out the narrative. This flashback was set two-thousand years in the future, but despite such timey-wimey shenanigans the story was wonderfully clear. This was a good tale, told with sensitivity, and augmented by some lovely gory art. It has everything you’d want in an X-Force book — and it’s an excellent jumping-on place for new readers.
DetailsDetective Comics #1001
Batman’s latest mystery leads him to discover he is woefully unprepared for the Arkham Knight’s arrival in Detective Comics #1001!
DetailsConan the Barbarian #5
In Conan the Barbarian #5 our favorite Cimmerian finds himself beset on all sides by horrors beyond knowing, like friendship!
DetailsBatman #68
Although the art is as arresting as the plot, the story (and it’s unworkable shift in perspective) leaves a lot to be desired. This is something of a low-point for an otherwise fascinating arc.
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