Dead Teenagers #1: Slasher Fun Stuck on Repeat
Dead Teenagers is another one of those stories by Jude Ellison S. Doyle that had me hooked from the first page.
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Feral Vol. 1: The Cutest Comic About Rabies You’ll Ever Read
Feral Vol. 1: Indoor Cats sets the foundation for a stellar series by Tony Fleecs, Trish Forstner, and Tone Rodriguez.
The Thing: The King of Yancy Street: Clobberin’ Time on the Streets of Home
The Thing: The King of Yancy Street by Tony Fleecs and Justin Mason is a fantastic grounded street-level tale with high stakes.
A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1: Terror Comes to Middle America
Phil Hester and Ryan Kelly seamlessly bring a new suspenseful and horrify story into the A Quiet Place franchise with A Quiet Place: Storm Warning.
Star Wars: Shadow of Maul #1: Let the Fear of Maul Build
Star Wars: Shadow of Maul is an incredible and suspenseful addition to the Star Wars universe by Benjamin Percy with stellar illustrations from Madibek Musabekov.
Uncanny Valley: A Visual and Emotional Adventure Across Worlds
Uncanny Valley is a beautiful 10-issue miniseries with an outstanding plot and a ton of heart, all while being a stunning display of mixed art styles.
Fantastic Four Vol. 1: Lost in Time with Eye-Catching Art
Fantastic Four Vol. 1 had me torn between a solid plot with not-so-great execution. The artwork from Humberto Ramos stole the show and kept this first volume featuring Marvel’s First Family afloat.
Punisher #1: Benjamin Percy and José Luis Soares Pull No Punches
Writer Benjamin Percy and artist José Luis Soares have carved a spot for Punisher in the world of Marvel Comics that brings the character up to the level he deserves.
Disney Villains: Gaston #1: The Comic I Didn’t Know I Absolutely Needed
Let’s be honest, I never thought I would be this excited for a story based around Gaston, but with what Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente did with this Disney villain is something special in Disney Villains: Gaston.
Star Trek Deviations: Threads of Destiny #1: A Poignant Reminder of What Star Trek Does Best
Star Trek Deviations: Threads of Destiny is not only an outstanding story from the Star Trek universe, but also an impactful tale that is deep and meaningful.
Star Trek: Red Shirts: Where Expendable Becomes Essential
Writer Christopher Cantwell and artist Megan Levens take us boldly where few have gone before–into the lives of the expendable–in Star Trek: Red Shirts
Star Trek: Starfleet – Lost Contact #1: A Welcoming, High-Stakes Star Trek Adventure
Star Trek: Starfleet – Lost Contact is another wonderful comic series for those longtime fans of Star Trek, as well as newcomers to the iconic franchise.
Nectar #1: The Calm Before the Swarm
Nectar #1 lays the foundation for what’s to come with these beautiful, yet thirsty butterflies on an unsuspecting village.
White Sky #1: A Post-Apocalyptic Tale That Hits Hard
White Sky is a suspenseful, tension-filled, emotional, and horrifying post-apocalyptic ghost story that hits hard.
Be Not Afraid: A Spiritual Folk Horror That Refuses Comfort
Be Not Afraid is the type of comic that lingers in the back of your mind, creeping into your thoughts long after you close the book.
Assorted Crisis Events Vol. 1: When Time Breaks, Humanity Shows
Assorted Crisis Events by Deniz Camp and Eric Zawadzki is one of those collections of stories that hits harder than you’d expect.
Blink and You’ll Miss It: When Time Refuses to Let Go
Blink and You’ll Miss It is a profound, emotional, and utterly unique time travel story.
Smile: For the Camera #1: Fashion Week Goes to Hell
Writer Hannah Rose May and artist Miriana Puglia bring the Smile: For the Camera mythos to the world of comics with style.
End of Life #1: A Killer Homecoming with a Dark Sense of Humor
End of Life by Eisner-nominated writer Kyle Starks and illustrator Steve Pugh is an action-packed hitman thriller with just the right about of dark humor.
Wade Wilson: Deadpool #1: Deadpool Done Right
Wade Wilson: Deadpool is an unhinged new series with a blend of old school Deadpool and those only familiar with the films.
The Thing on the Doorstep #1: A Bold and Beautifully Gritty Lovecraft Adaptation
The Thing on the Doorstep is a haunting story made for those longtime Lovecraft fans as well as new to Lovecraftian horror.
Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #1: World’s Collide with Unexpected Results
Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four is a crossover that I never knew I needed, but now feel like my life wouldn’t be complete without.
4 Kids Walk Into a Bank: A Coming-of-Age Story with a Getaway Plan
4 Kids Walk Into a Bank is a funny, unique, and amazing coming of age heist story. Matthew Rosenberg crafts a tale that is every bit of interesting while Tyler Boss illustrates it in his unique and wonderful style.
Ripcord #1: No Escape from the High
Ripcord by Cullen Bunn and Aneke is a darkly human story is brutal and it’s just getting started.
Archie x Army of Darkness #1: When Riverdale Reads from the Wrong Book
Archie x Army of Darkness is one of those crossovers that is so odd that it makes so much sense at the same time.
