Helm Greycastle #1 Combines Alternate Aztec History with Epic High Fantasy
A team of heroes must rescue their dragon prince from the land of Mexica, and gets caught in the war between the people, their gods and their dictator.
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Director Kari Skogland on How Sam’s Story Resonates
Plus, “Bucky will never not have to do work,” she says.
The Marvels #1 Mixes Old with New for a Fantastic Adventure
The Marvels is immediately fun and intriguing, setting out to create mysteries using stars like Captain America, Spider-Man and the Punisher.
Commanders In Crisis Vol. 1 Establishes a Hopeful, Mature Superhero Universe
Commanders in Crisis is an inventive superhero story full of brilliant ideas and high concepts that explode off the page.
Robin #1 Heralds a Death-Defying Era for the Boy Wonder
The new Robin ongoing series is off to an action-packed start, with Joshua Williamson and Gleb Melnikov pitting Damian on an epic adventure.
I’m the Catlord’s Manservant Vol. 1 Is a Decent Riff on Ouran – With Cats
If you want to smile at some cats who sometimes look like pretty boys, you can do a lot worse than I’m the Catlord’s Manservant Vol. 1.
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 Puts an Enchanting Spin on Death
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr is off to a great start with a stylized world that feels immediately vibrant and lively.
Women of Marvel #1 Spotlights Fresh Voices With Fan-Favorite Heroes
Women of Marvel #1 empowers fresh voices in the comic book industry using Marvel’s deep roster of fan-favorite heroes.
Doctor Who: Missy #1 Shines a Light on the Doctor’s Most Iconic Villain
The first issue of Doctor Who: Missy introduces a mischievous and morally ambiguous protagonist with a mysterious scheme and some tenuous alliances.
Godzilla: Monsters and Protectors #1 Is a Fun Intro to Kaiju for All Ages
Godzilla: Monsters and Protectors offers plenty of thrills for young readers that feels like a classic Saturday morning cartoon.