REVIEWS

Year of the Shark tries its hand at dramedy, but its approach to its story and its tone results in a severe case of mood whiplash.

MassHive Media and PQube’s Potion Permit is a new take on the genre of cozy role-playing games that feels quite refreshing.

Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings #3 is game-changing. Any previous thoughts of where the series may go have evaporated with the second half of the issue.

Thunderbolts #2 is much better than an already great first issue. The best elements have been expanded upon and have become even more brilliant.

Ant-Man #3 turns its focus on current Ant-Man Scott Lang, as Al Ewing and Tom Reilly’s astonishing anniversary series draws to a close.

Thor #27 not only unites the God of Thunder with Venom but also merges together Al Ewing and Donny Cates’s respective writing talents.

A.X.E.: Avengers #1 provides one of the most compelling looks inside Iron Man’s head, as he faces the apocalyptic trials of Judgment Day.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #100 serves as a grand celebration of all things Power Rangers and the true end of an era for the series.

Briar #1 introduces readers to a telling of Sleeping Beauty, only this tale has a bit of a twist. What if Sleeping Beauty never woke up?

Unnatural: Blue Blood #3 sees Leslie Khal, and Shea traveling across the sea to a remote location to hopefully find Shea’s parents.