REVIEW: Captain America - Symbol of Truth #1 is a nice debut
One of two new Captain America comics, this Sam Wilson-starring book hits the mark.
Read MoreREVIEW: Moon Knight - Black, White, and Blood #1
Moon Knight - Black, White and Blood #1 does make effective use of the anthology format…full review by Rebecca Gault.
Read MoreREVIEW: Captain America #0 launches two new Cap comics
This is a good-looking and fast-paced Captains America team-up adventure, one that also does a great job laying track for not one but two series to launch out of this book.
Read MoreREVIEW: Spider-Punk #1 is eclectic and chaotic fun
Spider-Punk #1 is on the nose with its puns and themes, adding up to a rocking good time with an amusing and diverse cast.
Read MoreREVIEW: Marauders #1 is a beautifully-rendered series relaunch
Writer Steve Orlando and artist Eleonora Carlini give a new energy to one of the original Dawn of X concepts.
Read MoreREVIEW: Elektra - Black, White, and Blood #3, sometimes style over substance is just fine
Paul Azaceta, Ann Nocenti, David Pepose and more contribute to this one.
Read MoreREVIEW: A murder mystery with terrifying art in CARNAGE #1
Writer Ram V., artist Francesco Manna, and co., have a new take on Carnage today, and it is scary.
Read MoreREVIEW: CAPTAIN CARTER #1 delivers a strong character beyond the symbolism
This new series seems to be largely foregoing the captain as a political symbol in favor of exploring a more character-driven story.
Read MoreREVIEW: STRANGE #1 is focused on the characterization of a new Sorcerer Supreme
With Stephen Strange gone, writer Jed MacKay and artist Marcelo Ferreira bring us the story of Clea…
Read MoreREVIEW: GHOST RIDER #1, horror-tinged superhero comics done right
Is this a return to form? This feels like a return to form, with Benjamin Percy and Cory Smith leading the way for Johnny Blaze.
Read MoreREVIEW: IRON FIST #1 delivers a strong opener for the character's new era
Iron Fist #1 is out today from writer Alyssa Wong and artist Michael Yg, who debut the first Asian Iron Fist in a story that also features the previous holder of the mantle, Danny Rand.
Read MoreREVIEW: Secret X-Men #1 is a fun adventure story, elevated by sharp witticisms
Secret X-Men #1 is a fun adventure issue elevated by sharp witticisms from writer Tini Howard, albeit one struggling to balance such a large team. FULL REVIEW
Read MoreREVIEW: Devil's Reign #4, starts slow but finishes with BIG implications for the Marvel Universe
A slow first half in Devil’s Reign #4 builds to a significant second half, one that sets up a lot of falling dominoes; the ripple of which may be felt throughout the Marvel Universe. FULL REVIEW
Read MoreREVIEW: Sabretooth #1, get ready for difficult questions about Krakoa
Sabretooth #1 is an introspective look at Victor Creed’s psyche that tees up some of the most difficult questions posed by the new nation state of Krakoa, all handled deftly by a very talented writer. Full review…
Read MoreREVIEW: Get introspective with DEVIL'S REIGN - WINTER SOLDIER #1
Less plot driven than the rest of the Devil’s Reign event, Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1 offers an introspective, character focused beat that will compel fans of both Fisk and Bucky. Check out the full review…
Read MoreREVIEW: A new crew sets sail with MARAUDERS ANNUAL #1
Marauders Annual #1 is a fast-paced, slick introduction to a new team dynamic that can occasionally feel like it has too many parts to move into place in one issue. Full review…
Read MoreREVIEW: Inferno #2 brings the first interesting challenge for Krakoa
Inferno #2 is here, marking the halfway point of the miniseries that will wrap up some of writer Jonathan Hickman’s dangling plot threads from the landmark series, House of X/Powers of X.
Read MoreREVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man #75, the start of a new run
While Amazing Spider-Man #75 is the best individual issue of this title in years, one has to wonder if the continually bloated release schedule will make it a worthwhile investment. This is a good comic, but…
Read MoreREVIEW: Inferno #1 is the beginning of the end of Jonathan Hickman on X-Men
With Inferno #1, the end of Jonathan Hickman’s time writing X-Men is upon us, and while the future of these comics remains as fluid as the timelines in this series, if this first issue is any indication, I sure will enjoy Inferno as it’s burning.
Read MoreREVIEW: The Death of Doctor Strange #1 is for fans both old and new
The Death of Doctor Strange #1 is an interesting start to a new series that really goes all in on mingling this long-time character’s past with his future.
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