Comics

The Marvels #1 perfectly captures the sense of adventure and humanity that fuels the Marvel Universe, thanks to a top-notch creative team.

Guerilla Green is a visual manifesto and instruction guide on how Damblé believes individuals can help save the planet through rogue urban greening

Helm Greycastle #1 is a visually stunning book steeped in Mesoamerican myth, but it can’t quite capture the promise of its premise.

Batman/Superman #17 brings Superman and Batman together from universes where the other doesn’t exist, But bizarre design choices hamper the book.

Batman Black and White #5 delivers a series of short tales focusing on some of the many faces, both friend and foe, surrounding the Dark Knight.

In Teen Titans Academy #2, classes have only just begun, but not all is well at Teen Titans Academy as a mystery begins to unfold.

Harley Quinn #2 continues the former villain’s mission to protect the clowns of Gotham City. But Hugo Strange wants to save them too.

Robin #1 is out and I have to say, it’s a strong opening issue. Check out my review for what makes it tick off all the right boxes for a great comic.

Jim Henson’s The Storyteller: Tricksters #2 by Jordan Ifueko, Erin Kubo, and Jim Campbell tells the story of the Orisha trickster Eshu

Radiant Black #3 is the perfect look into the writing process while continuing to be a standout in the world of superhero comics.