REVIEWS

Documentaries about extraordinary situations are honestly their own genre, but the Rescue manages to standout from the pack.

Justice League: Last Ride #5 is the next part of the epic. War has returned to Apokolips as the League must defend Lobo.

Pennyworth #2 sees three different stories through time continue an all-encompassing exploration into Batmans partner’s life.

Batman: Urban Legends #7 paints different futures for the Dark Knight, showing that Batman will remain a constant no matter the era.

Titans United #1 sees the Titans responding to a sudden emergency when things start going terribly wrong with some of their powers.

I Am Batman #1 continues John Ridley’s take on the Batman mythos with the introduction of new challenges for Jace Fox’s Dark Knight.

Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. 1957— Family Ties #1 is a stand-alone story that uses the horror genre as a vehicle to explore toxic family bonds.

A survival thriller at its core, Prey (2021) is written and directed by Thomas Sieben and follows a group of 5 men whose hiking trip goes horribly wrong.

The Wheel is a stunning example of the pain of love and how two people can be deeply connected, and yet, still, be hurt by that tether.

After losing his daughter, Will only goes through the motions of living his life until a mysterious phone call changes everything in Mazebook #1