REVIEWS

The House of Lost Horizons: A Sarah Jewell Mystery #1 sees Sarah Jewell with a classic whodunit set on a secluded island cut off by a storm.

Carnage: Black, White & Blood #3 continues to spread the menace of Carnage across different genres, courtesy of various all-star creators.

Amazing Spider-Man #65 serves as the penultimate entry to the “King’s Ransom” arc, also paying off multiple threads from Nick Spencer’s run.

Thor & Loki: Double Trouble #3 sees the brothers fall through time and space till they arrive in a Jotunheim much like their own, but with a big difference

Strange Academy #10 sees the children off on a field trip to the realm eternal, Asgard! What wonders await? Some that I’m sure no one on that bus saw coming

Selena: The Series Part 2 closes out a hollow series that unequivocally proves it’s time to let Selena Quintanilla-Perez rest.

Though it tackles well-worn ground, Villainous Volume 1 feels like a love letter to the superhero genre from its creative team.

Doctor Who Volume 1 brings the Tenth and Thirteenth Doctors back together for another adventure, where Sea Devils control Earth.

Dull Grey is a deceptively simple game about choice and the power of staying open to possibilities in a world that demands you put yourself into a box. 

In Let’s Make a Mug Episode 4, the girls of the Pottery Club come together and help Himeno craft a new ochazuke bowl for her father.