REVIEWS

Radiant Black #9 serves as a solid character piece, and a meditation on grief as the titular hero grapples with possibly losing his friend.

Finch is a surprising and heartwarming subversion of the post-apocalyptic genre thanks to Tom Hanks and Caleb Landry Jones’ performances.

Dr. Brain is Apple TV+’s first Korean-language series and man, does it come in with a bang that blends sci-fi, mystery, and horror.

Directed by Matt Angel and Suzanne Coote, written by Richard D’Ovidio, and starring Kate Siegel in the lead role, Hypnotic deals with, well hypnosis.

Riders Republic multiplayer is great in theory, but it feels like it’s missing out on the promise of a massively multiplayer game.

Army of Thieves lacks the genre mashup thrills of Army of the Dead but has an energetic lead performance/direction from Matthias Schweighöfer.

Inferno #2 continues to build to the end of the first Krakoan Age and reveals how the Quiet Council’s secrets spell danger for the X-Men.

My Bad #1 from AHOY Comics delivers some spoofs on classic superheroes, supervillains, and situations in which they often find themselves.

Winter Guard #3 is the penultimate issue of the comic following the Russian superheroes. The Guard are invited to Chernobyl, home of Dracula

Darkhawk #3 continues to humanize its hero as it shows him dealing with the loss of a friend and living with his multiple sclerosis.