REVIEWS

In ‘Martian Manhunter #5’ J’onn J’onzz finally comes face to face, or mind to mind, with the formidable criminal and Martian, Charnn.

‘Batman Beyond #32’ isn’t great, but it isn’t bad. The art and villain alone make up for frustrating moments between the McGinnis boys and Bruce.

“The Tiger and the Fox” has great action and even great character development, bringing humanity to ruthless characters, find out more in this review.

Even with problems, It’s Bruno has a charm all of its own, even with a familiar feeling. If you have a dog, this is a definite watch.

‘Dark Souls: The Age of Fire’ is a prequel comic within the ‘Dark Souls’ universe expanding on the deep lore of the beloved games

‘Spawn Kills Everyone: The Complete Collection’ shows a mini anti-hero going after the characters from your favorite fandoms.

‘Dead to Me’ follows two friends who meet at a group grief session and attempt to deal with loss through a variety of unconventional ways.

‘Air Conflicts Collection’ takes two solidly made WWII combat games into one cohesive package that players can take with them anywhere.

‘Outer Darkness Vol 1’ follows Captain Joshua Rigg, commander of the Charon, and his crew on a deployment into the outer darkness.

There’s a new creative team coming to Rat Queens in June, but the final arc from the previous team is here with ‘Rat Queens Volume 6.’