mat lopes Archives

Sandman Universe #1 cover by Jae Lee and June Chung
Those are present, and many of them are unique and well defined by the story. It's just that the story is interminably dull and does little more than try to info-dump what it feels necessary to try and set up these new series. Sandman Universe #1 art by Bilquis Evely and Mat Lopes The art's good throughout at[...]
Gasolina #8 cover by Niko Walter and Mat Lopes
"First Impression Reviews" will be for comics that have been going on for five or more issues, and this is my first experience with the story. Gasolina #8 cover by Niko Walter and Mat Lopes Sylvia and her men try to approach Amalia's house, but the woman responds with a hail of gunfire After a tense standoff,[...]
Nightwing #42 cover by Jorge Jimenez and Alejandro Sanchez
This needs to be followed up on by a title called "Robin and his Dragon." I'd read it. Nightwing #42 art by Jorge Corona and Mat Lopes Jorge Corona brings a rough and stylized aesthetic to this issue which fits the Game of Death theme very well The comic often resembles Samurai Jack in both style and[...]
Moon Knight #191 cover by Jacen Burrows and Mat Lopes
He is now fighting for their lives as well as his own. Elsewhere, the Truth receives some help in prison. Also, Khonshu gives Marc Spector and his other personalities an explanation of theology and who and what Ra is. Also, Marc Spector fights in his white, vertical-striped boxers. Moon Knight #191 cover by Jacen Burrows and Mat Lopes Moon Knight[...]
Return to Burnside – Batgirl #7 Review
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Cover by Chris Wildgoose & Mat Lopes Batgirl #7 sees the titular character return to Burnside, the new region of Gotham that was more hip, young and modern, and was the site of the incredibly well-received re-imagining of Batgirl by Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr. When the DC Rebirth rolled around, it did seem[...]