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Suicide Squad #33 cover by Eddy Barrows
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Juan Soria is a man who was once obsessed with the superheroes of his world However, his life turned sour, and this has led him to being imprisoned in Belle Reve and recruited for the Suicide Squad. The Squad is responding to a sudden incursion of hornet-like aliens, and Juan and other low-powered inmates are[...]
Justice League #36 cover by Pete Woods
It also has elements of Marvel's original Civil War tale: The Justice League has infighting between Wonder Woman, and Batman, and Nightwing speaks of how the government will be coming after superheroes soon. One of my concerns about how this comic will be perceived is how much of it feels like direct counterprogramming to Rebirth and[...]
Deathstroke #27 cover by Ryan Sook
We get a refresher on the history between Terra and Deathstroke while Slade is still being held by Isherwood. Superman Kong Kenan is also looking for the assassin. In New York, the Red Ghost is making more moves. Does this make for a good read?
Oblivious #1 cover by Albert J. Alburquerque
Oblivious #1 brings you the story of New York after a major battle between superheroes and a villain named Oblivion. This rogue awakes with no memory of who he was or what he has done. He must decide what to do next. Is it a good read?
Green Arrow #36 Review: Let the Arrows Fly
Green Arrow needs a save by Black Canary and Henry from the bottom of the sea, where Ollie was left by his own mother. Shado is back in town, and she is gunning for Cyrus Broderick and Moira Queen too. Does this make for a good read?
Iron Fist #76 cover by Jeff Dekal
Iron Fist and Sabretooth have reached the mystical city of K'un-Lun. Choshin and his legions have already sacced much of the city and now faces down the Sparrow, the new Yu-Ti. Is it a good read?
Captain America #697 cover by Chris Samnee and Matthew Wilson
Captain America is taken by Kraven the Hunter to take part in his next hunt. Cap has to survive the island to earn his freedom and shield back. To make things more complicated, Kraven has taken another to be hunted across the island. Is it a good read?
Batman #38 cover by Tim Sale and Dave Stewart
Batman is called to investigate the grizzly murder of a child billionaire's parents. Needless to say, this case connects with Bruce Wayne on a very personal level. Does this make for a good read?
Incidentals #5 cover by Sanford Greene
You know the kind of story; the world isn't full of superheroes, and supernatural abilities are still a new idea not widely accepted to be real. Of course, people still write those kinds of stories Catalyst Prime: Incidentals just happens to tell a very good version of that story. It works in rather simple ways too[...]
Graveland #1 cover by Gabriel Ibarra Nunez
Hell, I love Pacific Rim, and I enjoy Graveland #1 quite a bit from the outset. Superhumans fighting giant monsters? That's a fusion of my two favorite genres: superheroes fiction and kaiju stories. The first few pages are quite impressive in the realm of sequential fiction as well There is no text, but you can find out[...]
Iceman #9 cover by Kevin Wada
Iceman receives a going-away party from the X-Men, and he brings Judah along for the celebration. Unfortunately, Kitty is still angry with him, and Daken and Zach are plotting somehting nasty for Bobby Drake. Is it a good read?
Black Bolt #9 cover by Christian Ward
Black Bolt and Blinky inform Titania that her husband, the Absorbing Man, has died saving their life. She is understandable heartbroken and wants to organize a funeral for Crusher Creel. Is it a good read?
Rogue and Gambit #1 cover by Kris Anka
Rogue and Gambit of the X-Men are tasked by Kitty Pryde with investigating an alleged mutant resort. Mutants are going missing there. Can our heroes help them? Can they work out their romance troubles? Is it a good read?