They give with one hand and take away with the other, as in Suicide Risk #20.
Solar #8 chooses a very unflattering angle to arrive Seriously, someone will instagram that and you'll be a Meme Of The Atom.
Flash Gordon #7 discovers the comforts of space travel, with some ergonomic design Let's just hope those are drinkholders[...]
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Come on, folks, a smile is just a frown turned upside down!
Suicide Risk #19 at least has a more relatable world weariness about it.
Fairy Quest: Outcasts #1 doesn't ask the question I would – if rain does, why don't I? Fairytale physics at work here…
Heart-breaking kitties at the door are one thing in Garfield #31,[...]
Shame all the wires are blue…
War Cry is all about the battle, never the surrender.
Suicide Risk, not so much.
Now hang on a minute, is this the Vampirella Relaunch or The Strain?
Mercy Thompson gives a definition that some folk might disagree with But, you know, not many folk Being prejuiced against werewolves might occasionally be a[...]
I know whose side I am on…
While Suicide Risk #17 takes the brave choice to stand up and say that going crazy and killing people might not be the ideal eventuality…
Avengers #34.1 gives us a "special" episode of the Marvel Universe, as Hyperion gives us a philosophical run through what it means to be a superhero,[...]
Suicide Risk #15 ups the ante Once you've said that sort of thing, you just can't walk away from it Let's try a more calming comic, I'm just too stressed out.
I guess that's how it just feels sometimes, courtesy of The Woods.
Splinter Cell #1 joins in the ennui I need something with a cheerier disposition, not[...]
Slavery in Suicide Risk #14 And a chance for a Fast Show character to make a reappearance.
It's always funny to swear at priests Revelations #6 manages to do it while smoking at the same time All he has to do is have sex with a prostitute and that would be three for three.
But you know,[...]
Thank you Rat Queens.
And Suicide Risk #13 gives you some topless restaurant action Seriously, you'd have thought they'd have a dress code Say, do you know what the most shocking thing is about Futures End #1?
They're still using Classic Google Glass They haven't had the corneal upgrade yet Or maybe this guy is just retro.
Oni Press'[...]
Here's the backstory into how he gets it…
Suicide Risk #12 look at what happened to people's brains when they try to watch modern day Ridley Scott movies.
Lots of guns being held to people, folks Whether they exist or not, or whether they will have an effect or not, well that's all up to Pretty Deadly.
There's[...]
Say, I know someone you should meet.
From Suicide Risk Vol 2, we have the demonic entity known as Aksholer How do you pronounce that again? What kind of hole?
The kind that, I don't know, this starcruiser from the new Star Wars comic might be able to make?
You know, I think you might have just let[...]
You Jedi mind tricks don't work on the reader in Suicide Risk #11
I have to be impressed with Garfield #23 For forty years they've been telling this joke, if it even is a joke, and they've never got bored with telling it I guess there's a new time for everyone, and for those two or[...]
Probably.
And in Suicide Risk #10, one fellow shows he really deserves a superspeed fist to the face.
And Lazarus would be just the one to give it… if she didn't actually have X-Ray Vision Or thermal sensing Or something.
I'm glad to know that Sinister Dexter #3 is full of moral life lessons, aren't you?
Green gas in[...]
So how could you really surprise people?
You'd have thought that this method from Suicide Risk might do the trick but no, apparently they still know you're coming.
Talking of which…
Minimum Wage returns, after all his struggles to get with his perfect partner in the original series, with the news that our hero is now a young[...]
And gives us a new twist to the Russian space programme we were previously unaware of…
Suicide Risk is right, it does really hurt Hey can we get a what-what on that?
Close enough, courtesy of The Infinity Hunt #2.
While Superior Foes Of Spider-Man have other concerns than their hands to worry about They're all about just[...]
I feel manipulated but what's worse is that I just don't care.
From Suicide Risk #4 And, no This is a comic You get ever ending suffering and misery Don't you know how things work? Still if we're getting all religious…
…then Catalyst #3 gives us an angel in a white (ish) suit And hair, so it[...]
That's ok, you're among friends.) Christos Gage's Absolution, Si Spurrier's Extermination, the recent Millar release Jupiter's Legacy, Waid's Irredeemable, the new reigning champion of totally debauched superhero eviscerations, Ennis & Robertson's The Boys, most of Warren Ellis's entire Avatar output could easily slide into this list; these are the books that help break your head[...]