(Image Comics, creative team: Jonathan Hickman, Mike Huddleston, Rus Wooton) With enough supplementary material to make a good chunk of a series bible,
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(Marvel Comics, creative team: Jonathan Hickman, Mahmud Asrar, Sunny Gho, CLayton Cowles) This issue is messy and funny and splashy and stupid in the
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Greg Pak, Rafele Ienco, Neeraj Menon, Joe Caramagna) Old business pops up to shake the Lord of the Sith to the core. This
I was sent a review copy of Goldie Vance: The Hotel Whodunit by publisher Hachette Books. Now, during the last two months, I read 13 Jack Reacher novels
Let’s start with the obvious: Zainab Ahktar’s Shortbox’s first foray into the book market (Rosemary Valero-O’Connell’s Don’t Go Without Me) is a success.
Only two X-books this week. Which was the best, Excalibur #8 or Marauders #9? Read on for recaps and analysis... Sworn to sell comics for Marvel
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Christopher Cantwell, Salvador Larroca, Guru-eFX, Cory Petit) You may have never known that you needed Doom and time
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Jed McKay, Kris Anka, Brian Reber, Ferran Delgado) Do you like fun? Do you like wild, kinetic action? Do you like
(Danger Zone, creative team: Mark Bertolini, Darryl Knickrehm) One part Orphan Black, one part Time Cop, one part Jumper with a dash of Terminator, this
(Boom! Studios, creative team: W. Maxwell Prince, Tyler Jenkins, Hilary Jenkins, Andworld Design) ... whaaaaaaaaaaat? A veritable cipher of a protagonist
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Skottie Young, Humberto Ramos, Edgar Delgado, Clayton Cowles) It's kind of amazing that this idea hasn't happened already.
(DC Comics, creative team: Tom King, Mitch Gerads, Evan "Doc" Shaner, Clayton Cowles) Hh. There is no denying that this issue has a clear application of
There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8.
There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8.
There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8.
There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8.
There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8.
(DC Comics, creative team: Tom Taylor, Bruno Redondo, Adriano Lucas, Wes Abbott) When the idea of "triple crosses" seem quaint and uncomplicated, you know
(DC Comics, creative team: NK Jemisin, Jamal Campbell, Deron Bennett) There's tea spilling everywhere as the truth comes out -- for many people -- about
(IDW Publishing, creative team: Livio Ramondelli, Tom B. Long) This issue is very effective in establishing the effects of this "flawless" society on four
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Jonathan Hickman, Leinil Francis Yu, Sunny Gho and Clayton Cowles) Chuck full of philosophical ponderings and ineffable
(DC Comics, creative team: Brian Michael Bendis, Alex Maleev, Joshua Reed) Former fourth rate superhero Mark Shaw decided that he knew better than, well,
Three X-books out last week: Deadpool #3, Marauders #8, and Wolverine #1. One of them, Wolverine, was double-sized and double-priced, fitting considering
Three X-books out last week: Deadpool #3, Marauders #8, and Wolverine #1. One of them, Wolverine, was double-sized and double-priced, fitting considering
Three X-books out last week: Deadpool #3, Marauders #8, and Wolverine #1. One of them, Wolverine, was double-sized and double-priced, fitting considering
(DC Comics, creative team: Mark Russell, Stephen Byrne, Dave Sharpe) The phrase that fits most is "sticks the landing." Tying up virtually every loose end
(Valiant Comics, creative team: Tim Seeley, Mark Laming, Andrew Dalhouse, Dave Sharpe) This issue gives you everything you need to know about the title
(IDW Publishing, creative team: Jim McCann, Silvia Califano, Sebastian Cheng, Neil Uyetake) There is some fantastic character work here, giving Hikaru
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Jonathan Hickman, Rod Reis, Travis Lanham) The most important thing to note here is that Bobby DaCosta is superbly
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Chip Zdarsky, Jorge Fornes, Nolan Woodard, Clayton Cowles) This issue has one setting: "holy crap." A mobster's