REVIEWS
Ultimate Invasion #1 sees The Maker break out of his holding cell in order to set a new plan into motion. But the Illuminati are on to him.
Outside of Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny struggles to capture the memorability of its predecessors.
Hulk #1 is a full horror comic, tapping into something primordial and ancient for the latest iteration of the Green Giant.
Final Fantasy XVI is a beautifully crafted RPG packaged in a way that earns it a spot in the conversation for the greatest game of all time.
Avengers #2 shows some classic superhero action, but also expands the wider story for this run as Captain Marvel encounters Kang.
The Hole in the Fence from director Joaquín del Paso explores the horrors of mob-mentality as children attend a religious summer camp.
Insomniacs After School Episode 11 “The First Stars of Dawn” explore a new development in the relationship between Nakami and Magari.
Wonder Woman #800 looks at its titular character through the lens of some of her closest allies in its heartfelt main story.
Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #3 keeps the cosmic adventure exciting by shifting the tone, turning much darker and more mysterious.
Cyborg #2 has a plotline full of intruge and mystery, but many poor deisgn choices in the writing and the art let it down.
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