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Cantwell has a gift for dynamic, punchy dialogue.
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Kelly and Lanzing clearly have a very solid perspective on how to handle things.
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It’s really cool to see Mackie getting back in touch with his version of the character.
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Everything fits together remarkably well.
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Lore has everything really well lined-up,
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Howard moves the plot through a hell of a lot of different angles.
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Schultz is clearly having a lot of fun.
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Madness of psychological horror with the magic of supernatural horror.
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Narratively, it’s a bit of a weird fusion.
Wild’s End #1 // Review
Sharp storytelling for a mini-series,
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Buccellato puts challenging scenes together.
All Eight Eyes #3 // Review
Foxe plays the horror pretty close to humor.
Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons #1 // Review
Once Godzilla shows up, he pretty much takes over the book.
The Mighty Barbarians #3 // Review
Cafaro’s art that swiftly slices across the page.
2000 A.D. #2337 // Review
Abnett’s dialogue and narration are pure poetry.
Red Zone #4 // Review
Bunn has deftly fused a clear sense of tension into the final issue.
Black’s Myth: The Key to His Heart #1 // Review
Palicki’s pacing and dialogue are remarkably engaging.
The Vigil #2 // Review
Ram V gives the darkness of the series a firm grounding.
Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #3 // Review
Porter takes the traditional pulpy sci-fi super-heroic adventure and tweaks it a bit