Dark Nights: Death Metal – The Last 52: War of the Multiverses #1 – Review
Within these pages lies the mother of all wars. All of DC’s multiverses fight against all of their dark multiverses for the fate of the all-inclusive Omniverse.
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Ice Cream Man #22 – Review
Bound to tradition and family, the choice often seems to be made for us. At least, that’s the dilemma Julie faces as she passes through this year’s holiday season.
Savage Avengers #16 – Review
Conan, Magik, the Black Knight, and Juggernaut are sent to battle an Asgardian dragon in hopes of retrieving an Eye of Agamotto from him.
Black Cat (2020) #1 – Review
This isn’t just a book about Black Cat looking for her next score. This is a slow-roll build-up to an Ocean’s Nine Lives story that would even tickle Brian Koppelman.
Blade Runner 2029 #1 – Review
Set in futuristic Los Angeles, Aahna “Ash” Ashina returns to the Los Angeles Police Department to hunt down fugitive Blade Runners. This story, 10 years after Blade Runner 2019, stays true to the franchise, blending pacing, tone, and phenomenal art.
S.W.O.R.D. #1 – Review
This new iteration of the Sentient World Observation and Response Directorate is commanded by an organization of mutants as Krakoa takes to the stars.
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Flashpoint – Review
Hope. That’s what we want from stories. The darker the prose, the slightest of hopes we allow ourselves to accept. It is hope that Bryan Hitch dangles in front of us throughout the entirety of Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Flashpoint.
Batman/Catwoman #1 – Review
Tom King’s 85-issue run of Batman continues into the infamous pages of DC’s Black Label line of mature stories.
Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Her Fatal Hour and The Sending – Review
HELLBOY and the BPRD: HER FATAL HOUR and THE SENDINGPUBLISHER: Dark Horse ComicsWRITER: Mike MignolaART & COVER: Tiernen TrevallionCOLORS: Dave StewartLETTERES: Clem RobinsCOVER PRICE: $3.99 Originally posted on Kabooooom! Hellboy and the BPRD: Her Fatal Hour and The Sending is a one-shot installment furthering the mythos of our favorite red guy: Hellboy. This issue drops with two separate vignettes from the history…
Halloween Man #25 – Review
Twenty years is a long time. It doesn’t matter what you are measuring; by the time you’ve been at something for 20 years, you’ve figured it out.
Black Widow (2020) #1 – Review
A high-stakes conspiracy filled with espionage and action, this comic launches Natasha Romanoff into a thrilling adventure. Sharp writing and dynamic art combine to create an engaging and exciting start for the series.
Strange Adventures #1 – Review
When adventure calls, you answer. It’s what you do. The drive can come from some primal force deep within your core, or it can come in the form of a mysterious Zeta Beam blasting you at the most inopportune times.