0 Image/Top Cow, Reviews Reborn #1 Reborn is an interesting continuation of Mark Millar’s recent foray into bigger more challenging ideas, anchored by Capullo’s art.
0 Marvel, Reviews Cage #1 Cage! #1 sets up this four-part mini to be to Luke Cage what Batman ’66 was to Batman
0 Marvel, Reviews Darth Vader #24 It’s best not to treat this issue as an issue, but instead as a series of wonderful images used to bring life to a dreary & misguided tale.
0 DC Comics, Reviews Harley Quinn #1 For the many Harley Quinn obsessives in the world, this is exactly what they want and more: a checklist of everything you need to make a great comic about Mister J’s favourite squeeze.
0 Dark Horse, Reviews Abe Sapien #35 Mignola and his gothic squad are bridging their titles together in a subtler, more adult way: Through tone, imagery and atmosphere.
0 DC Comics, Reviews The Flintstones #1 Ultimately, this is a comic trying to be too many things all at once, causing it to collapse and become nothing.
0 Image/Top Cow, Reviews Paper Girls #7 After six issues of only being really great, Paper Girls has finally inched its way toward Saga level greatness.
0 Image/Top Cow, Reviews Plutona #5 This is 110% a team effort. Every creator’s input is felt. They pass the baton between them and work together to elevate each other’s ideas.
0 Marvel, Reviews Captain America: Steve Rogers #2 It absolutely drips in potential for where this series is going
