A pleasantly wistful, little tale of an old woman and a young man.
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Nomen Omen #15 // Review
Bucci lets Camagni guide much of the final issue to its conclusion.
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2 // Review
Ram V's story is beginning to take on a pleasantly dreamy quality.
Catwoman #31 // Review
Bellaire makes some clever choices throughout the issue.
Black Cat #6 // Review
MacKay is working with a pleasantly complicated emotional dynamic.
Spider-Woman #12 // Review
Pérez does as good a job as ever hitting the dramatic marks.
Silk #3 // Review
Goo and Miyazawa manage a very well-orchestrated series of moments.
Silver Coin #2 // Review
There doesn't seem to be enough plot.
Karmen #3 // Review
This is really, really good storytelling.
Wonder Woman #772 // Review
Conrad and Cloonan usher Diana through the twists and turns of an Asgardian adventure.
Destiny, NY #1 and #2 // Review
Readers should be rooting for Logan to succeed, to find her place in a world that tells her she doesn’t belong anymore… Unfortunately, the art and lettering issues and the somewhat disjointed storytelling kept me from fully appreciating Logan’s journey.
Scout's Honor #5 // Review
Scout's Honor #5 is an emotional punch in the gut that sticks with you long after you read the last page.
Silk #2 // Review
Miyazawa has a brilliant grasp of subtlety and nuance.
Blak Widow #6 // Review
Rafael de Latorre dances with Natasha.
Captain Marvel #28 // Review
Despite the balance between art and dialogue being off, Captain Marvel #28 sets up a very interesting scenario for the fallout from Carol's trip to the future.
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 // Review
An enjoyable execution of a fun premise.
Catwoman #30 // Review
V is sculpting an interesting life for Selina.
Karmen #2 // Review
A fun trip outside the window into the weightlessness that awaits beyond life.
Home Sick Pilots #5 // Review
Slick and stylish fun.
Wonder Woman #771 // Review
The title seems to be gaining some creative momentum