Comics

Carnage #6 finds the sinister symbiote descending into Niffelheim, and offers a surprisingly deep meditation on the theme of identity.

X-Terminators #1 is mostly carried by its art, with a story that doesn’t live up to the potential it promised.

Rogues’ Gallery #3 dives full on into horror film territory, as its dual plotlines collide together with extremely terrifying results.

Radiant Black #18 crosses through time and space to tell Radiant Yellow’s origin story, providing an unconventional yet emotional narrative.

Nightwing #96 ends ‘The Battle For Bludhaven’s Heart’ in a fiery blast that’s surprising and enjoyable. Come along and read my review!

Batman: One Bad Day – Two-Face #1 is a second one-shot focusing on Batman’s villains. This time, Two-Face comes to Batman with a problem.

Lunar Room #4 shows us Sin and Zero facing the truth about each other, with all the ugliness attached.

Census #1 infuses supernatural elements into its workplace comedy setup, resulting in a wild, weird look at the millennial struggle.

Savage Avengers #5 rewrites the book on what can be considered an epic in the conclusion of this arc as a serpent god is unleashed.

Iron Man #23 is an example of great storytelling. Each chapter of Cantwell’s run is full of content and is a meaningful read.