“The worst thing that can happen is he says no.”“Only you could think that’s the worst that could happen.” Keep reading for a review of Strange Academy #7. Man alive, this issue is gorgeous. Humberto Ramos’ art is so dynamic and expressive, I love every image, from giant howling interdimensional gods to a little girl
Sorry this is late, I was having a little trouble concentrating the last few days for some reason. It feels really nice to jump into a new Transformers issue, better late than never. Keep reading for a quick review of Transformers #27. (Some minor spoilers below.) The TF Wiki does a great job breaking down
We had three transformers issues this week, I’m gonna get spoiled if this keeps up. Keep reading for reviews of Transformers #26, Transformers Galaxies #12, and Transformers Escape #1. (Some minor spoilers below.) Transformers #26 Compared to the explosive issue a few weeks ago, this issue is much quieter. Megatron can’t step back from what
“You with the Decepticons or against them?”“What’s a Decepticon?”“…that was a really bad answer.” It’s a double-sized issue this month, as Megatron and the Decepticons have disbanded the senate and declared martial law “for everyone’s good,” and the Autobots are literally going underground. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #25. There are tons of
Future State takes over DC Comics this January, see below for previews of Justice League #1 (which includes Justice League Dark #1) and Swamp Thing #1. Future State: Justice League #1 Discover the Destiny of the DC Universe! The Multiverse Has Been Saved! Welcome to DC Future State, a two-month extravaganza that reveals what lies in
“It’s fine.Everything’s fine.Everything is fine.” Keep reading for a review of N.K. Jemisin and Jamal Campbell’s Far Sector #9. Warning, small spoilers for the previous issues. A lot of this issue was a chance to take a breath and go over everything we’ve learned so far. Emotions are, basically, illegal in the City Enduring, due
“Don’t you dare be angry at us.” Just in time for Thanksgiving, we’ve got a stand-alone story about love, family and food. Keep reading for a review of Monstress: Talk Stories #1. On the eve of war, Maika Halfwolf walks through the camp and finds the little fox girl Kippa, helping out the cooks. As
“…beneath it all, I’m a coward.” It’s the final issue of the latest arc, keep reading for a review of Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ Die #15. (Warning: some small spoilers for this issue, and some GREAT BIG ONES for last issue.) Ash’s biggest concern has been winning the war against Eternal Prussia, but it’s
Engineering is about precision and careful calculation. Except when there’s no time and something is really, really stuck. Then, it’s about the judicious application of brute force. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #24.