Harms does a little more world building around the edges of the central drama.
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Masked Vigilante One-Shot // Review
It’s a remarkably concise action thriller that seems to know almost exactly how much story it can put between two covers.
Wrestle Heist #5 //Review
Starks’ art matches the energy of his writing perfectly.
Dust to Dust #8 // Review
A satisfying conclusion to a series that’s been unique and distinctive.
In Your Skin #1 // Review
Bidikar is cleverly sharp in exploring the narrative.
Exquisite Corpses #12 // Review
Tynion moves things further down the path of the unexpected.
Corpse Knight #1 // Review
Chaves delivers a fast-paced opening to a period action drama.
G.I Joe Sssilent Missions: Copperhead #1 // Review
Porter splashes an immersive level of detail around page.
Youngblood #5 // Review
The artwork looks like it’s a cut-and-paste of stuff that Liefeld has done before.
Fireborn #1 // Review
Mulholland edges the dark fantasy into the page with a stylish flare.
Witchblade #20 // Review
Bennett has balanced the script quite well between philosophical drama and action.
Narco #2 // Review
Wagner and company manage a crisply appealing second chapter to a promising new series.
Super Creepshow #2 // Review
It's just really cool that these two particular writers happen to be working on something like this.
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Sssilent Missions – Zartan #1 // Review
It's really cool to read something that DeFalco had written recently.
G.I. Joe Sssilent Missions: Crimson Guard #1 // Review
Hardman doesn't have a whole lot of room to move around with a one shot story
D'Orc #3 // Review
As ridiculously amplified as it all is, it remains really entertaining.
Blood & Thunder #12 // Review
Cereno takes action hero cliches and boosts them up to like...200-300%.
Free Planet #11 // Review
It's potentially very fascinating stuff.
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #327 // Review
The latest issue ends up being one of the more appealing and satisfying in a recent memory.
Ghost Machine: The Official Handbook #1 // Review
Johns and Frank explore the more prominent characters in Geiger and Redcoat.