Barnstormers #1
- By Scott Snyder
- The art of Tula Lotai
- de konif colors
- Richard Starkings Letters
- Posted by Comixology
Scott Snyder’s latest comics science releases, Barnstormers This week’s top spot brings yet another one-of-a-kind story to the comic space, promising to blend genres with a grinding twentieth-century adventure, Bonnie and Clyde described as a “story of love and murder.” Between the truly beautiful art of Lotai and a high-flying story that includes a bit of crime, a runaway bride, and the promise of plenty of adventure, this book feels like a must-read this week. Wheels! – Nicole Dram
Batman: Secret Files
- with a different pen
- Art through different
- Posted by DC Comics
The fabric of Gotham City is always growing and evolving, bringing new colorful, costumed characters to its fold. This has been especially the case in recent years, with the first appearances of new allies, enemies, and everything in between. this week Batman: Secret Files It compiles a series of One-shots to celebrate these additions, from underappreciated Batfam members like Huntress and The Signal to newer characters like Clownhunter and The Gardener. The footage of Miracle Molly and the Gardener has been one of my favorite Batman stories in recent memory, and there are some interesting artifacts in the Clownhunter and Peacekeeper stories as well. If you are a fan of Gotham, Batman: Secret Files It undoubtedly gives you a lot of bang for your buck — and may even surprise you in the process. – Jenna Anderson
Blacksad: They’re all dropping Part 1
- By Juan Diaz Canales
- The art of Juango Guardinho
- Posted by Dark Horse Comics
Dark Horse Comics has given comics fans a blessing by bringing blacksad A series from Europe—created by Spanish writer Juan Díaz Canales and artist Juango Guarnado and published by Dargod in France—for readers in the United States. blacksad It sees its titular hero, a private investigator, researching cases in a 1950s version of the United States populated by anthropomorphic animals that borrow visual language and film noir metaphors. Guarnido’s artwork is rich and wonderful and always a feast for the eyes. Blacksad: They’re all Fall Down part One It is the beginning of a completely new story and there is no need for prior reading. If you haven’t read blacksad Before, now is the time. – Jimmy Lovett
Dark Spaces: Wildfire #1
- By Scott Snyder
- The art of Hayden Sherman
- Ronda Pattison colors
- Letters Designed by AndWorld
- Published by IDW Publishing
IDW Publishing has done an amazing job acquiring numerous licenses and turning them into high-quality comics (the company’s current offerings Sonic the Hedgehog, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Star Trek are all well worth the readers’ time). However, there is always room for more original stories in the comics. That’s why it’s exciting to see IDW Originals release this week with Dark Spaces: Wildfire #1. The series has an amazing creative team behind it, with Scott Snyder Batman And the American vampire Screenwriting fame. Snyder collaborates with artist Hayden Sherman, who appears to be about to spend a year between this series, Image Comics’ top snakesand Oni Press’ eyelash It’s launching around the same time and looking gorgeous, colorist Rhonda Pattison is poised to attract some new interest. It is the story of inmates working on firefighting in California, who decide to abandon their position and commit a robbery that will allow them all to escape. Things don’t go as planned, and this first issue doesn’t disappoint. – Jimmy Lovett
The defenders are behind them
- Written by Al Ewing
- Art by Javier Rodriguez
- Colors by Javier Rodriguez
- Joe Karamana Messages
- Posted by Marvel Comics
Al Ewing and Javier Rodriguez delivered A Defenders A miniseries set in 2021, ostensibly to unravel the mystery of The Masked Raider introduced in Marvel Comics #1000, that has exceeded even the wildest expectations. You’ve unraveled layers of reality in the metaphysical history of the Marvel Comics shared universe of familiar, reimagined, and all-new characters. Each issue delved deeper into the weirdness that often defines the best defenders’ tales in a narrative that Rodriguez seemed intent on plotting. On a superficial level, his visions of Marvel Comics characters are vibrant fantasies that capture the excitement of action and the wonders of such diverse designs. However, as the series continued, it became clear that he was able to reshape the boundaries of reality with ever more creative characters and creative palettes. Simply, Defenders It was a reminder of why readers call Marvel Comics the “House of Ideas,” and one that demonstrated the fortitude of this legacy. Owning this short series alone would have seemed like a gift, but now Ewing and Rodriguez are back with another special set of Marvel Comics characters to explore time, space, and the multiverse once again. Who wants to miss it? – Chase Magnet
Entropy #1
- Written by Christopher Kahn
- montos art
- Brian Valenza colors
- Willy Schubert’s messages
- Posted by Heavy Metal
There is no comic book written by Christopher Priest that I will not look at. Whether we’re discussing his iconic work remaking Black Panther or recent endeavors like Deathstroke or Black Adam, Priest is a comics writer who seems unable to call any business on a phone. Each new series is an opportunity to spread and experiment with his unique style of storytelling with form and action always carrying important themes with due consideration. It often makes this work challenging, but it also promises to be even more rewarding. entropy It affords the writer much more room in designing and crafting his narrative than the continuity associated with publishers like Marvel and DC, making the promise of a heavy metal super event all the more promising. There seem to be a few limitations as to where the story of god-like powers coupled with intense human feelings of desperation and desperation might go, but the combination is so powerful that it is bound to result in one of the best heavy metal fliers to date. – Chase Magnet
Flash #784
- Written by Jeremy Adams
- The art of Amankai Nahuelpan
- Jerome Cox colors
- rob lee messages
- Covering Turin Clark
Sparkle #784 It might be a dark crisis A draw, but as the hunt for Barry Allen continues, this is very much a “Flash” story and there’s a lot more to take in as the entire Flash Fam is everything. Hands on deck, find other facts for Barry. An action packed issue with some unexpected twists and turns, a must read for any flash fan, and if you’re not already a flash fan, go for it if nothing else but the wild Max Max The fashion world visited in this case. – Nicole Dram
Shi Hulk #5
- By Rainbow Roel
- The art of Luca Marisca
- Ricoh Renzi colors
- Joe Karamana Messages
- Posted by Marvel Comics
petition forShe-Hulk #5 Claims the case will introduce Jennifer Walters’ “first” – which is surprising in itself, given the character’s decades-long tenure in the comics. While we’ll have to wait and see exactly what that entails, I’m pretty optimistic when it comes to this particular creative team. This range of Strong woman It was fun in many ways, and it’s safe to assume that it will continue in this new version. – Jenna Anderson
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