Justice League Incarnate #3 scatters its team across the Multiverse and explores a wide variety of DC’s heroes and villains in the process.
Superman: Son of Kal-El #6 sets aside heavy action to focus on the importance of investigative journalism and holding people in power accountable.
In My Love Mix-Up Volume 2, the characters get right to the point and the misunderstanding is cleared up—cleared up in just Volume 2.
“Eve of the Daleks” is a New Years Day special episode of Doctor Who that does a lot with a little, creating a very grounded and personal feel.
The High Republic: The Fallen Star brings forth even more hopelessness for the Jedi and the Republic at the hands of the dreaded Nihl.
Visually striking and impeccably cast, The Tragedy of Macbeth is one of the best Shakespeare film adaptations to be put on screen.
Love Me Love Me Not Volume 11 finally brings closure to Akari and Inui’s arc with growth as much as romance for the two characters.
Spider-Man: No Way Home tackles the concept of second chances, both in its plot and the metanarrative surrounding the web-slinger’s films.