REVIEW: IDW's Brynmore #1 Is a Haunting Debut Issue
The creative team behind IDW & Netflix's The October Faction present a brand-new original horror series, with a dark supernatural twist.
REVIEW: Dark Horse Comics' The Oddly Pedestrian Life of Christopher Chaos #1
From James Tynion IV and Tate Brombal comes an all-new LGBTQ horror story, touted by the publisher as “Invincible meets Doom Patrol.”
REVIEW: Boom! Studios' Wild's End #1
From I.N.J. Culbard and Warhammer 40K's Dan Abnett comes a brand-new mystery-adventure about a fishing crew, in a charming and timeless story.
ADVANCE REVIEW: Image Comics' Fishflies #1
Jeff Lemire's Substack hit Fishflies is getting its own printed run, bringing the one-of-a-kind supernatural horror to the page for the first time.
REVIEW: Marvel's Ultimate Invasion #1
The man who helped create the Ultimate Universe and the man who destroyed it unite! From Hickman and Hitch comes a four-part revival like no other.
REVIEW: Scout Comics' Death Drop: Drag Assassin #1
Scout Comics presents an all-new original queer neo-noir this Pride Month, packed with high-octane action and pop culture references.
REVIEW: Image Comics' Void Rivals #1 is a Monumental Sci-Fi Epic
From Robert Kirkman, writer of Invincible and The Walking Dead, comes a monumental new sci-fi epic that will enthrall Saga and Star Wars fans alike.
REVIEW: Marvel's Storm #1
Almost a decade after her last solo run, Omega Level leader of the X-Men Storm is back in an all-new adventure from Ann Nocenti and Sid Kotian.
REVIEW: IDW's The Hunger and the Dusk #1
Ambitious and outstandingly executed, G. Willow Wilson presents the first outing in a twelve-part high fantasy adventure from IDW Publishing.
REVIEW: Silk #1
Swinging through time and space, Silk is bursting back into the Spider-Verse with a brand-new solo series from the minds of Emily Kim and Ig Guara.
REVIEW: Marvel's X-Men: Before the Fall - Sons of X #1 Is a Visually Rich New Chapter for the X-Men
The Fall of X event begins here, in a dramatic and visually rich debut of the next chapter in the X-Men mythology, from Si Spurrier and Phil Noto.
REVIEW: Image Comics' Starsigns #1 Is an Exciting Cosmic Superhero Story
Miles Morales: Spider-Man writer Saladin Ahmed and Star Trek artist Megan Levens team up for a new cosmic superhero found-family original series.
REVIEW: Image Comics' Deep Cuts #1
The writing team behind Radiant Black stuns and delights in a transportive, beautiful story that chronicles the early days of New Orleans jazz.
REVIEW: DC's DC Silent Tales #1 Features a Charming Collection of Bite-Sized Stories
Gustavo Duarte thrills and delights with bite-sized DC stories about iconic characters with a twist -- the complete lack of text balloons!
REVIEW: Image Comics' Phantom Road #2 Sets the Tone For the Future of the Series
Lemire and Walta's latest Image Comics venture trucks onward, in a largely expository but important second issue that will shape the series to come.
REVIEW: Image Comics' The Giant Kokjū #1
Duggan and Koblish of Despicable Deadpool reunite for a swaggering Godzilla send-up that goes way beyond taking a few shots at the Pacific rim.
REVIEW: Image Comics' Junk Rabbit #1
Writer/artist Jimmie Robinson explores the intersection of ecological collapse and consumerist capitalism in a sci-fi swansong for the planet Earth.
REVIEW: Image Comics' Night Club #4
Image Comics and Netflix's Millarverse present the next installment in Mark Millar's all-new modern-day vampire vigilante series, Night Club.
REVIEW: IDW's Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures #1
40 years post-cancelation, Dungeons & Dragons returns with a continuation of its original Saturday morning cartoon, bursting with charm and nostalgia.
REVIEW: Marvel's X-Men: Unforgiven #1
Marvel's VampireVerse returns with a thirst for vengeance, as the first all-vampire superhero group takes a starring role.