Ridley has set himself up for a hell of a challenge.
Batman vs. Robin #3 // Review
The action sequence at the heart of the issue is fun.
Batman Incorporated #2 // Review
Brisson whisks the action through five different locations in less the 20 pages.
Batman: Urban Legends #21 // Review
Georgiev’s art is by far the sleekest in the issue.
Cherish #1 // Review
Cozy corporate sci-fi action.
Sweetie Candy Vigilante #2 // Review
Zornow’s rubbery werewolf has a wonderful expressiveness.
She-Hulk #7 // Review
The balance of Jen’s life is evenly distributed.
Poison Ivy #6 // Review
Wilson’s dive into the psyche of Ivy gets considerably deeper and darker.
The New Champion of Shazam! #3 // Review
Campbell and Shaner manage to keep everything feeling so specific to Mary.
X-Men Legends #3 // Review
It’s exciting to see Nocenti getting back to the character.
Deadly Class #56
As Brandy and Shabnam contemplate their final victory, the past catches up to them in spectacular fashion.
X-Force #33
Kraven, Beast, and Wolverine learn the law of the jungle.
X-Men #16
As Forge makes his way into the Vault, the X-Men have problems of their own.
NewThink #5 // Revie
Hurwitz’s script DOES allow for some pretty stunning visuals.
Creepshow #2 // Review
it’s still really, really cool to see horror anthology comics continuing into the present.
Strange #7 // Review
Clea is a lot of fun even when the rest of the story lacks life.
Flawed #2 // Review
Brown gives Gem’s particular shade of tortured hero some originality.
Lovesick #1 // Review
There’s real potential in a hero like Domino.
Punchline: The Gotham Game #1 // Review
Melnikov gives the page a stern darkness.
Harley Quinn #23 // Review
Phillips is keeping Harley in a Harley state of mind,