Morning Glories is one of the best ongoing mystery comic book series out there. Was this a good issue to add to the mystery story that makes us keep guessing? Are these new students a good addition to the Morning Glories rooster?
Z-Girl: Odyssey is one of those indie titles that stands out, and don’t even mean it in a joking way. The artwork is a breathe of fresh air after DC, but the story can be confusing and boring if you fail to get invested – however in the meantime Z-Girl will keep you awake with some quips.
Can Deathstroke avoid sucking like most of the other zero issues coming out for the New 52? The closest to a “true” zero issue, Deathstroke’s full origin is explored by his nagging narrative wife, from the time he entered the military at age 16 to the destruction of Slade’s family thanks to his life as a merciless mercenary. The storyline and artwork are done by Rob Liefeld. What do you think?
This is not a tie-in to Rotworld. It is just a very, very similar story. At the same time. DC probably could have planned this one out a bit better. Will the next arc be about the return of Earth 2’s Joker?
The last issue of Marvel’s big event is finally here. Who will win: Avengers or the X-Men? How will this issue change the Marvel Universe forever?
We’re nearing the end of Amazing Spider-Man. Ostensibly only 5 more issues to go! Why will Dan Slott have to go into hiding after issue #700? Well, perhaps this story arc will reveal why.
When Jaime Sommers comes knocking at OSI Headquarters, will anyone open the door? And while Oscar Goldman and Jaime hash out their troubles, is there division in the enemy ranks? And is there a new love interest for Jaime, coming from an unexpected source? Find out the truth behind it all in an issue where Jaime finds that bullets, luck, and gravity are all playing for wrong team this time.
The Abyss comes in full force within the pages of Dial H #5! We return to see our unlikely hero Nelson Jent facing his greatest challenge yet! Will he survive? What he needs to do now is Dial H…for Hero!
We are now at the midway point in this mini-series. I’m both excited and worried. Three issues in and we’re still in the past. The good thing is that the end of this issue essentially brings us to the beginning of the first issue. But yeah, we only have two issues left to see this battle play out. So far A.J. Leiberman hasn’t really given me any clues as to where he’s going to go with the mini-series and that excites me. It’s very hard to tell if he has a happy ending in mind for the Doctor.
Anput has New York City and the Spider at her mercy, but she’s not done yet. As she unveils her final plot, Wentworth must pay an extraordinarily high price for justice and his life will change forever. Friends will fall and foes will risk everything to escape the clutches of the Spider! From the corridors of power to the skies above the city, it’s the thrilling, pulptastic conclusion to the first arc!
