Comics

Reptil #2 acts as a love letter to its titular hero’s Latinx heritage while unraveling the mysteries surrounding his dinosaur powers.

Heroes Return #1 acts as the grand conclusion to the Heroes Reborn storyline and Jason Aaron’s finest hour on the Avengers series.

Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 is a beautiful ode to queer identities in and behind Marvel comics; a celebration of past, present, and future

Good Luck #1 brings together the unluckiest kids in the world for the most important mission ever, and a new kid’s going to change everything

In Snow Angels Season Two #1, Milli and Mae Mae leave the Trench and brave the endless expanse of snow and ice. What will they find?

Spawn’s Universe #1 acts as the supersized debut for a new shared universe featuring the hellish antihero, along with his allies and enemies.

Fantastic Four: Life Story #2 shifts its focus to the 70’s, introduces Doctor Doom, and ends up driving a wedge between the First Family.

At 256 Pages, Turtle in Paradise feels like a fleshed-out adaptation when it comes to graphic novels for the middle-grade reader in mind.

Justice League #63 features two stories again, featuring both the Justice League and Justice League Dark. Huge battles and surprising twists await.

Robin #3 is a wonderful action issue, but it also peeks under the hood of Damian Wayne, and that’s great storytelling. Read my review and I’ll tell you how.