DC Round-Up: ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #21 finds humanity in hell
Absolute Wonder Woman #21 leads a strong week from DC Comics, which also includes a very fun new issue of Superman, and more!
Wednesday Comics Reviews: EYE COLLECTOR #1, a wolf man, and more
This week's Wednesday Comics Review column features The Eye Collector, Universal Monsters - Blood of the Wolf Man, and more!
Top Comics to Buy for June 24, 2026: The most packed week of the...
This week's Top Comics to Buy for June 24 features a pair of high-profile projects from the Big 2, the return of Mind MGMT, and more!
Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: TOWER DUNGEON is a death march worth taking
This week, Beat's Bizarre Adventure covers the manga and webtoon works FAR FROM ROMANCE, THE ROYAL TEA and TOWER DUNGEON.
Graphic Novel Review: SHIN ZERO BOOK 1 uberizes the Power Rangers
Shin Zero Book 1 uberizes the sentai and Power Rangers concept, combining a clever high concept with great art and characters.
Marvel Rundown: The quest for the Cosmic Cube begins in SPIDER-MAN LONG WAY HOME...
This week we review Spider-Man: Long Way Home 1, Punisher #5 and What if Thor Got Spider-Man's Symbiote Suit?
DC Round-Up: NEW TITANS #36 showcases the team’s refreshed lineup
The series continues to push beyond nostalgia for the past and into uncharted, exciting territory.
Wednesday Comics Reviews: We are all lucky that Paul Chadwick’s CONCRETE is back, and...
Paul Chadwick's Concrete is back after a roughly 20-year break with a new miniseries, and much more in this week's column!
Top Comics to Buy for June 17, 2026: Peak high-profile releases, starting with...
This is a packed Top Comics to Buy for June 17, and it features Absolute Batman, new Concrete, Dead Teenagers, and more!
Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: FALSE PARADISE’s secret life of pets
This week, Beat's Bizarre Adventure covers FALSE PARADISE, TSUMIKI OGAMI'S NOT-SO-ORDINARY LIFE and THE STRANGER IN THE HOARDING HOUSE.
Graphic Novel Review: GIGS tackles the terrifying future of tech with small human moments
The new graphic novel Gigs is a moving and impressive work about the many ways that tech stands to continue disrupting our lives.
Graphic Novel Review: Walden’s CHARITY & SYLVIA lovingly documents a slice of queer history
Tillie Walden's adult debut, Charity & Sylvia, fleshes out the lives of two queer women who openly loved each other in 19th century Vermont.
