Avengers: Armageddon Issue 2 erupts into action, as Symkaria becomes a battleground between the Red Hulk’s forces and a coalition of superheroes.
Author: William Tucker
William Tucker
William Tucker is a freelance writer. Comics first, everything else second. Once referred to Wuthering Heights as the "the one with the rabbits" in an English Lit class
Dark Knights of Steel II Issue 1 is a seamless sequel to the fantasy Elseworlds tale, opening with a wedding as Aquaman makes himself known.
EA Sports FC 26 released their “The World’s Game” update without the FIFA World Cup licensing for the first time, and it’s an empty, lifeless edition.
Daredevil Issue 4 takes a brutal step forward, as Daredevil bounces between his newest enemies and someof his earliest nemeses.
Uncanny X-Men Issue 31 is a magnificent mutant twist on the school/alien combo, as the school dance is invaded from above and below.
Clayface: Celebrity Dirt Issue 1 tries to knead a lot of material into one solid story, as a Clayface with an identity crisis escapes from Arkham.
Absolute Batman Issue 22 is an excellent example of escalation, as the origin of Absolute Harley Quinn is revealed, connecting her to so much.
Norway: The Dark Horse doesn’t bring anything new or unmissable to the table, as it follows Norway’s fight to qualify for the World Cup.