Comics

Harley Quinn #9 is part of the Fear State event. As all of our heroes grapple with fear, this is also a beautiful love story

There are two solid tales in Detective Comics #1045 that center characterization, making Fear State a bit better. Check out my review.

Robin #8 brings it in every way. It has all come down to this issue, and I’m here to babble all about it. Come along and watch the fight!

DC Vs Vampires #2 finds a clever way to deliver exposition by utilizing a blend of horror and humor, along with some great character work.

Full of action, cool artwork, and musings on a world in dystopian decline, Speed Republic #1 should prove to be a win for your pull list.

Hawkeye Kate Bishop #1 sees Kate leave her long-time home of L.A. for N.Y.C. But along the way, there is a quick stop she needs to make.

Black Panther #1 (2022) thrusts the King of Wakanda into an espionage adventure as John Ridley & Juann Cabal take over the storytelling reigns.

Hulk #1 flips the jade-jawed behemoth’s mythos on its head, with a new creative team taking Bruce Banner and his alter ego to the stars.

Piece by Piece: The Story Of Nisrin’s Hijab demonstrates in excellent detail how stories about girls will always matter

Radio Apocalypse #1 puts its own spin on the end of the world, mixing sci-fi and horror elements with a soundtrack curated by its creators.