REVIEWS

Dracula Motherf**ker! sees the titular monster arrive in 1974 Los Angeles. As he claims the city as his hunting ground, there are some who will oppose him.

Lovecraft Country is a brilliant yet bone-chilling series that expertly blends supernatural horror with the horrors of Jim Crow-era life.

I read Hawkman #26 and it ends the Lord Beyond the Void saga. Will the Hawks survive the battle? See my review to find out if it ends well or falls flat.

Lois Lane and the Friendship Challenge from DC Comics by Grace Ellis, Brittney Williams, Caitlin Quirk, and Ariana Maher is a lighthearted escape.

Fire Force Episode 6 sees Shinra’s battle with Charon come to a close as Inca decides which side of the conflict she will choose.

Green Lantern: Earth One Volume 2 continues Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman’s hard-sci fi expansion of the Green Lantern mythos.

Batman and the Outsiders #15 brings several plot threads to a close, setting up for an explosive final battle with Ra’s al Ghul.

In Dark Nights: Death Metal #3 from DC Comics and Scott Snyder, readers venture to New Apokalopis to save Superman with Wonder Woman leading the way.

Seoul’s “God of High School” tournament has progressed in The God of High School episode 6 and shifted away from single fights to team fights.

In the case of Sputnik, we see a prime example of what happens when a science fiction premise is stretched, squeezed, and molded into something more.