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Hammerfist #1 // Review
Remender really pushes this squalid in this one.
Wonder Woman #38 // Review
It’s a profoundly moving look at a legend as seen through the eyes of the man who loves her.
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.
The Last Driver #1 // Review
Murphy does an elegant job of laying out the story.
The Darkness #7 // Review
Silvestri it's working a lot around a lot of edges.
Hornsby & Halo #15 // Review
The action is brought to the page with a dynamic sense of aggression.
DIE: Loaded #8 // Review
It's really frustrating because so much of it seems so interesting.
Of the Earth #4 // Review
Ehrich and Condon a ratchet up the tension just a little bit more.
Exquisite Corpses: Rascal Randy #2 // Review
It all works as well visually as it does conceptually.
Regicide #1 // Review
The story seems to be settling into the art as the art is settling into the story.
The Trillion Dollar Kid #2 // Review
So much of the script seems to be simply directing the flow of traffic between Hornsby, Halo and the Rocketfellers.
Yumi:00EX #1 // Review
A particularly fun blend of James Bond, Harley Quinn and the archetype of the manic pixie dream girl.
Chachu #1 // Review
Vellani clearly has a really vivid grasp of good storytelling.
The Omega Book #1 // Review
A clever concept for a series in a script that seems impeccably well-constructed from the opening issue.
Mary Jane--Face It Tiger #1 // Review
There’s a lot to appreciate in the anthology.
White Sky #5 // Review
Harms continues to chart som pretty bleak territory.
Batgirl #22 // Review
Brombal sets-up a weird, little nightmare funhouse.