Comics

Girl Haven is a remarkable graphic novel about identity and expression set in a fantastical world I wish we could see even more of

Blade Runner 2029 #2 slams the brakes on its main plot, which leads to a rather uneventful issue with glacial pacing but impressive visuals.

The Red Mother has finally awoken and Daisy is all that stands between her and a new vision for the world in The Red Mother #12.

Doctor Who #3 is full of classic and modern Whovian goodness, plus two Doctors! I gave it a sound read and am happy to share my thoughts on it in my review.

Mighty Morphin #3 continues the new era of Power Rangers comics, restoring Lord Zedd to his villainous prime and sewing new secrets.

Home Sick Pilots #2 continues to blend elements of horror and anime while presenting a realistic look at the ongoing effects of trauma.

The Union #2 takes the time to delve into its characters and how they work as a team, though it sacrifices the tie-in elements of its story.

Amazing Spider-Man #57 feels a little overpacked with plot points, though it contains a highly emotional confrontation and great art.

Immortal Hulk #42 is a packed issue, as we check-in Gamma flight, news reporter Jackie McGee, and we go down to the ‘below’ to visit the Leader and Bruce.

S.W.O.R.D. #2 sees the space-based organization begin responding to the attack on Earth by Knull. But Director Brand has more up her sleeve than expected.