Costa tries to wrap up the Venom present with a white arachnid bow.
Dungeons & Dragons: Evil at Baldur's Gate #1 Part One: Minsc the Mighty // Review
Lighthearted sword and sorcery is always welcome in a business filled with capes and serious heroes, and this book delivers hard
X-Men Blue #26: Cry Havok Part 4 // Review
X-Men and Venom tried to return to Earth and warn everyone
Saga #51 // Review
What could possibly ruin a day at the beach?
Hunt For Wolverine #1 // Review
Logan’s friends and enemies are searching for him. Who will find him first?
Green Lanterns #45 // Review
Green Lanterns shines and feels very much like a John Stewart caliber of iteration.
The Terrifics #3 // Review
Lemire has the Midas Touch and 'The Terrifics’ is yet another example of his brilliance
Hal Jordan and The Green Lantern Corps #43 // Review
The Corps members are outmatched, wildly outnumbered, and left at the mercy of the Darkstars.
Exiles #2 // Review
Now that the team is formed, the real story seems to kind of kick into drive
Wonder Woman #45 // Review
Darkseid has opened a portal to Themyscira in order to use the Amazons as fodder for a new Parademon army, and it’s up to Wonder Woman, her brother Jason, Steve Trevor, and a small group of ARGUS agents to stop him. Sounds exciting, right? Wrong.
The Flash #45 // Review
As Central City recovers from Gorilla Grodd’s attack, the Flash Family tries to pick up where it left off before all of the chaos with varying degrees of success.
Justice League of America #29 // Review
Justice League of America #29, by writer Steve Orlando and artist Hugo Petrus, brings this volume of the JLA to a close, and it ends on a pleasing, but somewhat confusing note.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #26 // Review
The Shattered Grid event continues in another superb installment by the Power Rangers creative team.
Daredevil #601 // Review
Matt Murdock finds out he’s now mayor of New York City--while in the back of a police van, disguised as Daredevil, and handcuffed to the floor.
Nothing-Man #1 // Review
Welcome to the Hyperverse, where superpowered beings called hyprids and hyperoids, are running amok!
Action Comics: 80 Years of Superman // Review
The stories chosen range between either a solid first appearance of a beloved or landmark character, while the others are classic tales from yesteryear.
Injustice 2 #24 Review
Supergirl has finally arrived to make her debut and save the world
Harley Quinn #42 Review: Old Lady Harley
On paper, the idea of Harley Quinn set in a dystopian future reminiscent of ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ seems like an interesting enough concept