REVIEWS
Reptil #1 puts the dinosaur-powered hero back into the spotlight, courtesy of an all-Latinx creative team that highlights his heritage.
Star Wars Adventures: The Weapon of a Jedi #1 is a comic adaptation of the 2015 junior novel of the same name by Jason Fry.
When the search for a relic goes wrong leaving her stranded in Britain, Shahidah El-Amin finds herself wrapped up in adventure in Compass #1
Netflix’s Sweet Tooth, based on Jeff Lemire’s comic series of the same name, shakes up the platform’s live-action adaptation offerings.
Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest Volume 7 concludes the battle between Aldoron and the Fairy Tail wizards who have broken free from the White Mage’s spell.
Pretty Boy Detective Club Episode 8 kicks off a new arc with a devil, an oshie-hagoita and two mysteries surrounding it’s presence in the club room.
Batman: Black and White #6 presents a new set of short stories about the Dark Night and the often contradictory ways people see him.
Teen Titans Academy #3 is a thrilling issue and the best issue of this series so far. Sheridan’s story soars to new heights as the stakes get even bigger.
Strange Adventures #10 sees Alanna confronted with a letter from Mr. Terrific. But what does this missive say? And how will it alter her world forever?
My review of Robin #2 clues you in on why this book is full of quirky hooks and character introductions that make it fun and good reading. Check it out!
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