REVIEWS

One World Under Doom Issue 5 tries to balance a conversation around authoritarianism with a team-up between Marvel’s greatest heroes and villains.

The New Avengers Issue 1 brings together lone wolves into a team of violent heroes, ready to to the dirty work that the Avengers can’t touch.

Celine Song’s Materialists beautifully depicts the risk and simplicity of dating and love as Lucy meets Harry and John on the same night.

Absolute Batman Issue 9 sees Batman go feral in the search for his friend, as a new villain by the name of Batman ventures into Gotham.

Robin and Batman Jason Todd Issue 1 goes back to the early days of the second Robin, questioning if he was doomed from the start.

Trinity Daughter of Wonder Woman Issue 1 puts the backup story from Wonder Woman into its own brand-new series, following the tiny hero.

Tastefully Yours Episodes 9-10 doesn’t feel like a finale despite being one, highlighting how underwhelming the series has been.

Families Like Ours follows a group of Danish refugees as they struggle to relocate after rising waters for the country to evacuate.

Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is the definitive way to experience the iconic title, even if the added content is a mixed bag.

Lies of P Overture is an excellent DLC that adds more brevity and complexity to an already great game with its strong prequel narrative.