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Sabrina the Teenage Witch #1: Casts a Charming New Spell

Sabrina the Teenage Witch is a charming and magical start to Sabrina’s new series at Oni Press.

Spider-Man / Hulk: Fire and Brimstone #1: Fighting Hulk’s Demons

Spider-Man / Hulk: Fire and Brimstone is not your typical Marvel team-up, but is a wildly entertaining and surprisingly thoughtful.

If Destruction Be Our Lot Vol. 1: Finding Humanity After Humanity Is Gone

Writing duo Matthew Rosenberg & Mark Elijah Rosenberg and artist Andy MacDonald find humanity in a cold and robotic future where humans are seemingly long gone in If Destruction Be Our Lot.

That Texas Blood: Hell Comes to Allison Ranch #1 – A Killer Return to Ambrose County

It might have been four years between issues, but writer Chris Condon and artist Jacob Phillips have not skipped a beat with That Texas Blood: Hell Comes to Allison Ranch.

Archie #1: A Wonderful New Day Dawns in Riverdale

Archie feels like a celebration of the 85 years of Riverdale while also the start of something refreshingly new.

Any Given Smile #1: Sports Horror That Scores Big

Any Given Smile by Stephanie Williams and Pablo M. Collar makes sports horrifying, in just the right way.

Look What the Cat Dragged In: This Cat Has Claws

Look What the Cat Dragged In is a thrilling and downright horrifying mystery that had me guessing to the end.

#294: The Rocketeer Movie Review

This week on the Capes and Tights Podcast, Justin Soderberg welcomes back Paul Eaton of Galactic Comics and Collectibles to discuss the 1991 film, The Rocketeer.

On the Killer’s Trail: Murder Runs Deep in Maine

On The Killer’s Trail is a debut novel that strikes a chord and has you guessing until the end.

The Accessories #1: The Help Has Had Enough

The Accessories is just more proof that when writers David Dastmalchian & Leah Kilpatrick team-up we get a fresh and stellar comic that is hard to put down.

The Strangers: Ian Hunt Returns in New Mystery

The Strangers is a fast-paced return to the life of Ian Hunt, delivering on plenty of twists, action, and even emotional moments, even if it didn’t completely grab me.

Star Trek #1: Boldly Going Into the Unknown

Star Trek #1 had me questioning why I haven’t been reading the franchise’s main stories over the years.

The Forever Home #1: Time Is the Enemy

The Forever Home is a fresh and unsettling post-apocalyptic tale that is equal parts thrilling and thought-provoking.

Spider-Man: The Darkest Hours – Jim Butcher Spins a Thrilling Marvel Mystery

Spider-Man: The Darkest Hours ended up being the kind of superhero story I had hoped for in a Marvel prose novel.

Power Rangers: Green #1 – The Last Ranger Delivers a Fresh Beginning

Power Rangers: Green is a good start to a story that isn’t afraid to take the franchise in a bold new direction.

Cult-de-Sac #1: Evil Lurks Behind Perfect Lawns

Cult-de-Sac takes something that should be mundane, an HOA, and turns it into a creepy and unsettling horror story.

Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Coastal Chaos #1 – A Fresh Wave of TMNT Adventure

Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Coastal Chaos is an absolute blast from start to finish.

Night of Madness: More Than Just a Deadly Game

Ryan Douglass balances brutal, edge-of-your-seat terror with real emotional depth in Night of Madness.

The Smart Division #1: A Technology Fueled Thriller

The Smart Division is a fantastic science-fiction mystery that eerily could be more fact than fiction.

‘Twas The Night: The Dark Side of Christmas Spirit

‘Twas The Night is an eerie, atmospheric horror story that adds more horror to the holidays in a fresh way.

Agatha Harkness: Fall of the Coven – A Bewitching Mystery

Agatha Harkness: Fall of the Coven hit the mark for me on a few levels, a growing moment for Agatha, as well as a being wonderful prose story set inside the Marvel Universe.