There's a real respect for Cass as an evolving person.
Batman #15 // Review
Fraction does a good job of juggling the various plot elements
Gangs of Gotham #1 // Review
Cantwell takes a look at one of the more prominent aspects of Gotham City
Wolverine #29 // Review
Ahmed sets up a very simple premise and begins to work
The Uncanny X-Men #38 // Review
A potentially appealing story that still feels very silly in its second issue.
The Avengers #1 // Review
Writer Chip Zdarski opens a whole new chapter for Earth’s Mightiest Heroes with artist Marco Checchetto.
Spider-Woman #1 // Review
It's a fun opening that lens itself to some interesting potential.
Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1 // Review
Should be interesting to see where Allen takes it.
Absolute Catwoman #4 // Review
Bengal finds a lot of ways of punching up the script
The Bride of Frankenstein Lives #1 // Review
Thompson wastes little time in getting into the deeper thematic end of the character.
The Department of Truth #39 // Review
Tynion dives into Replacement Theory from an angle that fuels are relatively fresh and original.
The Witchblade: Samhain Special #1 // Review
Sara is being visited by a ghost. (Just one ghost. It's the wrong time of year for three.)
Monstress #65 // Review
Takeda continues to conjre some of beautifully dreamy and nightmarish visuals.
Crimes Against Nature #2 // Review
Rahal deftly keeps the action moving through the entirety of the second issue of the series.
The Darkness #8 // Review
Silvestri keep the action and intrigue rolling.
Feral #27 // Review
Forstner and Rodriguez deliver quite a bit of passion, desperation, and emotion to the face of Elsie.
Final Boss #11 // Review
But it's still not very good.
Fireborn #5 // Review
Pires and Jonas find a very distinctive voice for the coming-of-age superhero.
Lost Fantasy #13 // Review
It may feel like a little too early for this type of crossover for both series. But it's still a lot of fun.