Peter J. Tomasi and artist Peter Snejbjeerg continue to expand The Unbelievables Universe with a fun, new crop of paranormals.
G.I. Joe #26 // Review
The Energon Universe aspect of the series really seems to have come of age.
Black Cat #14 // Review
Once once again, Wilson manages enjoyable adventure for Felicia.
Supergirl #17 // Review
It would be nice to see Supergirl get back to her own momentum her own title.
Starhenge Book Two: A Kiss for Atticus #3 // Review
Seems to be picking up some kind of narrative momentum.
Of the Earth #5 // Review
Things speed up in the penultimate issue of a series.
Odin #4 // Review
s not a deliciously, appealing sort of horror.
The Karman Blade #1 // Review
It's elegantly bleak stuff.
Death Vigil #2 // Review
It’s all pretty fun.
Chachu #2 // Review
A very sharp, look at the way people connect.
Barbara Gordon: Breakout #5 // Review
The drama at the center of the intrigue feels well-articulated.
Batman: Bad Seeds – Gotham Central #1 // Review
Cantwell does an admirable job of the delivering street-level investigation in a world of the supernatural.
Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary Special #1 // Review
Nocenti plays an interesting game with traditional, super hero concepts.
Batgirl #23 // Review
Brombal finds a distinctive way of working through the crossover event without compromising a sharp focus on Batgirl in another satisfying issue
Crowbound #1 // Review
An emotionally heavy opening.
Escape #9 // Review
It all comes out in striking clarity in the first part of this issue.
Rogue Sun #35 // Review
Some of the visuals are quite impressive.
Rook: Exodus #11 // Review
Johns manages to keep it all moving without weighing-down the action.
Royals #6 // Review
A satisfying conclusion.
Doom Patrol #1 // Review
A particularly surreal superhero group gets some fresh air thanks to a very sharp creative team.