New Avengers #5

TylerM

So, those of you who read my last New Avengers review better be ready for a change of pace, because this book certainly was.

This issue is the first disappointing iss

Jupiter's Legacy #1

TylerM

When this book was announced, it was a real mixed bag of emotions for me. I was excited to see Frank Quitely on a book again but at the same time, the book was written by Mark Millar: one of th

Batman Inc. #10

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Young Avengers #4

kanchilr1

Young Avengers continues to carve out a specific niche amongst the crowded Avengers franchise. Gillen and McKelvie have a youthful attitude that has permeated throughou

Fantastic Four #7

Tori B.

What started as an adventure to the beginning of the universe has taken the Fantastic Four to the end of the universe, survival probably isn’t an issue when you’re the smartest family

Uncanny X-Men #5

Tori B.

It’s the return of Dormammu. He knows the mutants’ powers are broken, so there’s no better time really for revenge and a takeover of Limbo.

Amala's Blade #1

Sean Tonelli

When you crack open Amala’s Blade #1, the very first thing that greets you is a map of Naamaron, the land where the comic takes place. It’s a simple inclusion that

Massive #11

lucstclair

After half of Captain Israel’s crew has abandoned the Kapital for personal reasons, the remaining crew continue their frustrating search for the Massive, their sister ship. With a helicopter

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #106: A Cold Day in Hell Part 2

Sean Tonelli

‘Learn to appreciate partial victories… It’s unlikely we’ll see any other kind.’
 
The frozen Russian outback heats up this week as

Miniature Jesus #1

lucstclair

A recovering alcoholic battles his personal demons and a small-town Pastor watches as the Jesus on his mounted crucifix comes to life and unhinges itself from the cross. Check into Ted McKeever