Soule it is working with a really fun premise.
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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.
G.I. Joe #25 // Review
It’s all quite well-executed.
D’Orc #7 // Review
Bean continues to impress.
Blood & Thunger #16 // Review
Cereno’s AI-related humor is particularly sharp.
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.
Starhenge Book 2 #2 // Review
Sharp’s narrative is as weird and dreamy as ever.
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.
Witchblade #24 // Review
Bennett’s treatment of the Aphrodite IX character is deeply enjoyable.
Yumi:00EX #1 // Review
A particularly fun blend of James Bond, Harley Quinn and the archetype of the manic pixie dream girl.
Royals #5 // Review
Kim and Perez have found a sharp and original approach to the genre that makes it fun again.
White Sky #5 // Review
Harms continues to chart som pretty bleak territory.
Monstress #63 // Review
Some particularly dark moments in a particularly dark series.
In Your Skin #4 // Review
Bidikar it is exploring some really interesting themes here.
Geiger #24 // Review
Geiger comes across with great strength as an action hero. So does his two-headed wolf Barney.