sci-fi

Blade Runner: Origins #1 features a solid start to its story, immersing its readers in a time and place before the first Blade Runner film.

In Snow Angels #2, Mae, Millie, and their father come face-to-face with a being that they thought was just a myth, the Snowman.

In Funimation’s Otherside Picnic Episode 10, Sorawo and Toriko head to a Japanese BBQ joint with one difficult-to-find entrance…

Eternals #3 fleshes out its cast of characters and deepens its plot while still delivering top notch writing and artwork to the table.

Star Wars: Age of Resistance-The Official Collector’s Edition is a decent collection of behind-the-scenes material, yet it feels redundant.

Transformers: Beast Wars #2 continues to shape the new era of Beast Wars, clearly drawing the lines between Maximals and Predacons.

In Transformers #28, Cyclonus is out for revenge while the Decepticons take over Iacon’s jail and Swindle has some tricks up his sleeve.

Boss Level embraces a video game aesthetic with a 4th wall-breaking narration ala Wade Wilson. And honestly? I had a lot of fun.

GNOSIA drops players into a time looping space ship hurtling through space with alien-infected humans… all of whom hide behind the facade of humanity.

BRZRKR #1 is a solid debut for Keanu Reeves’s comic book career, featuring an engaging yet well-worn premise and plenty of bloody battles.