Seems to be picking up some kind of narrative momentum.
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Of the Earth #5 // Review
Things speed up in the penultimate issue of a series.
Odin #4 // Review
s not a deliciously, appealing sort of horror.
The Karman Blade #1 // Review
It's elegantly bleak stuff.
Chachu #2 // Review
A very sharp, look at the way people connect.
Crowbound #1 // Review
An emotionally heavy opening.
Escape #9 // Review
It all comes out in striking clarity in the first part of this issue.
Rogue Sun #35 // Review
Some of the visuals are quite impressive.
Rook: Exodus #11 // Review
Johns manages to keep it all moving without weighing-down the action.
Royals #6 // Review
A satisfying conclusion.
Badrock #2 // Review
It might have turned into something more than what makes it to the page.
Final Boss #9 // Review
It’s like Michael Bay did a comic book.
Fireborn #4 // Review
An echo of an echo of a copy of a shadow of something else.
Hammerfist #1 // Review
Remender really pushes this squalid in this one.
Witchblade Vampirella // Review
Bennett sets-up a very clever, little crossover and executes it beautifully.
Something Epic #14 // Review
Kudranski concocts a fun hardboiled detective/pop culture horror mash-up
If Destruction Be Our Lot #4 // Review
The darkness continues to creep in from every possible corner.
Redcoat #19 // Review
Hitch delivers dramatic intensity to the page in really impressive format.
M1: Monster Racing League #3 // Review
It's kind of fun to have a science fiction or fantasy or horror.