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
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!
There are two solid tales in Detective Comics #1045 that center characterization, making Fear State a bit better. Check out my review.
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.
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Uncanny X-Men Issue 37 uses old villains to create new and engrossing stories, as The Hag seeks a violent revenge against those who wronged her.
Venom Issue 1 (2026) is a reset and a statement of intent, reintroducing Venom with Eddie Brock and sticking to the streets of New York.
Spider-Woman Issue 1 transforms into a terrifying thriller as Jessica Drew finds herself on the hunt for a vicious serial killer.














