REVIEWS
The Heike Story Episode 11 sees the Genji confront the remains of the Heike at sea. With one final battle, the fate of the Heike will be determined.
Star Wars: Life Day #1 delves into the history of the galaxy’s oldest holiday, as Chewbacca and Han Solo celebrate in their own ways.
Iron Man #14 is an abstract exploration of what happens when a man is turned into a god. Tony Stark is granted the Power Cosmic.
X-Men #5 is a stumble from the series’ previous hot streak, featuring some baffling storytelling and character decisions within its pages.
Hawkeye Episode 2 sees Kate and Clint finally cross paths as the show starts to explore the beginning of their working relationship.
The Death of Doctor Strange #3 has moments both heartwarming and horrifying, as the Earth faces Armageddon without the Sorcerer Supreme.
Amazing Spider-Man #79 launches a new story arc, featuring writing by She-Hulk scribe Cody Ziglar and the return of Kraven the Hunter.
Radiant Black #10 is a masterpiece in every sense of the word, from its emotionally taxing story to its gravity-bending artwork and color.
A Thing Called Truth #2 introduces readers to Dorian Wildfang, Dr. Trauner’s accidental kidnapper, as she leads the duo on a grand adventure.
Task Force Z #2 is a brilliant blending of the Suicide Squad formats and zombies. Red Hood faces being eaten by one of his teammates.
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Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 1 delivers a condensed version of the opening episodes of Super, focusing in on Goku, Vegeta, and Beerus.
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The Trap turns a woman’s 10-year-long grief into a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse when she suddenly catches a glimpse of her sister’s murderer.
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