Javier Reyes Comic Reviews

Absolute Wonder Woman #1 is a perfect storm of dark fantasy and superhero action. Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman craft a bold new take on the iconic character that feels fresh and familiar, establishing Wonder Woman as a terrifying force in DC's Absolute Universe.

Batman: Dark Patterns #1 delivers a gritty and intense new take on the Dark Knight's early years that blends nostalgic elements with modern storytelling. With its stripped-down approach and focus on Batman's detective skills, this series has the makings of an instant classic that Bat-fans are going to want to read.

Ram V. and Evan Cagle dazzle with a stylish mecha and kaiju story that delivers action on a massive scale with a pinch of sci-fi mystery for added flavor.

World collide in DC's All In Special #1, paving the way for the new Absolute Universe to kick off in thrilling fashion. This one-shot showcases both the heroics of the Justice League and the dark machinations of Darkseid in a dual narrative issue that sets the stage for an exciting new era in DC Comics.

This is a Popeye story that is unlike anything you've seen before. With vibrant colors, anime-inspired art style, and over-the-top storytelling, this series delivers a story more like One Piece than the classic animated series.

Falling in Love on the Path to Hell opens with a bloody debut that paints a brutal picture of two star-crossed lovers who spiral into a strange afterlife together. The extended 40-page issue is the perfect prologue that introduces the characters, their violent backgrounds, and the mystery that binds their paths.

G.I. Joe #1 delivers an action-packed start to a new era in Skybound's Energon Universe. It culminates everything that was built up in Duke, Destro, and Cobra Commander with a character-driven issue that never lets its foot off the gas pedal.

"Goodbye, Eri" is a short and impactful story filled with small moments that are heartwarming and heartbreaking.

Brubaker and Phillips venture into horror territory with this gripping tale of cult survivors and buried secrets. With its eerie atmosphere and expertly crafted mystery, Houses of the Unholy stands as one of the duo's finest collaborations to date.

Ice Cream Man #43 delivers a unique and unforgettable reading experience with its collection of bite-sized horror stories from an all-star lineup of comic creators. This special issue encapsulates everything that makes the series great while offering something fresh and exciting.

Justice League Unlimited #1 delivers an exciting start to a series that promises to explore the full scope of DC's superhero roster. With Mark Waid's masterful character work and Dan Mora's stunning art, this comic has unlimited potential.

Nimona is a heartwarming adventure about two would-be villains who redefine what it truly means to be a hero.

The massive one-shot is a great entry point for people interested in getting into the craziness in the MassiveVerse. Kyle Higgins and the gang have created something special with their unique brand of superheroes.

Charles Soule and Ryan Browne follow up Eight Billion Genies with another clever and hilarious comic that reimagines what it means to listen to the devil on your shoulder. With witty writing and charming art, The Lucky Devils #1 lays the groundwork for one of the most ingeniously fun new comics to come next year.

The Moon is Following Us is a classic Daniel Warren Johnson comic but with plenty of fresh twists. Filled with fast-paced action and incredible-looking characters, this comic will take you on an emotional ride from start to finish.

Michael Walsh brings new life to one of cinema's most iconic monsters with a haunting story that's terrifying and emotionally gripping. This debut issue sets the stage for a unique take on the Frankenstein mythos that horror fans won't want to miss.

Zoe Thorogood brings a fresh spin to the bloody world of Hack/Slash with her phenomenal character writing and captivating art. It's rare to read a comic that effortlessly balances its emotional and ultra-violent moments.

Zoe Thorogood manages to top the thrilling debut issue of Hack/Slash with a new adventure that's bloody, chaotic, and artistically mesmerizing.

Zoe Thorogood's Hack/Slash returns with a bloody adventure that explores new nightmares and the personal struggles of the comic's loveable cast.

In true Zoe Thorogood style, Hack/Slash: Back to School ends with an issue that blends a little bit of angst, romance, and comedy with plenty of nightmarish horrors. It caps off the incredible miniseries with a neat and bloody bow.

Precious Metal #1 brings readers back into the fascinating world of Little Bird with a hard-boiled tale about a man torn between the need to survive and finding answers. Fans of the acclaimed miniseries will be excited to know that this new run delivers everything that made Little Bird an incredible read and more.

Precious Metal continues to be pure sci-fi goodness. It has a palpable sense of wonder that makes exploring the comic's beautifully strange visuals and intriguing characters such a captivating experience.

Precious Metal #6 delivers a stunning finale that cements the series as one of the most unique and visually spectacular sci-fi comics in recent memory. While the dense storytelling can be challenging at times, the overall experience is truly unforgettable.

Optimus Prime hits Starscream with wrestling moves in this comic. What more could you ask for? The story being a unique and captivating retelling of the classic G1 animated series is the icing on the cake.

Optimus Prime and Starscream take the spotlight in this issue as they embody what it means to be a hero and villain in a war where the battlefield is fragile and full of life.

Daniel Warren Johnson's Transformers kicks into high gear with an emotional and action-packed issue that showcases the Autobots at their best and the Decepticons at their worst.

Transformers #6 caps off the series' incredible story arc in a flashy and emotional fashion. Add it to the ever-growing list of banger issues part of the expansive Energon Universe.

Transformers #7 hits the ground running, wasting no time to shift the status quo for a new story arc that boasts a fresh look for the series. With Jorge Corona now as the lead artist for the comic, the Transformers enter a new saga full of intriguing surprises.

With an issue loaded with multiple story threads, Transformers #8 lays the groundwork for intriguing developments as the Autobots and Decepticons prepare for the steps in their timeless battle.

The battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons enters a new and intriguing stage as Transformers #9 delivers an action-packed issue that introduces plenty of new players to the story.

Transformers #10 delivers a character-driven issue that sets up big things for the upcoming climax. While we learn more about the history of the Autobots, we also see just how evil the Decepticons can be. This is an issue that can't be missed.

Transformers #12 caps off the series' second arc with a perfect blend of high-stakes action and poignant character moments, solidifying this run as a defining chapter in Transformers lore.

Absolute Batman #1 kicks the door down to introduce Bruce Wayne and Gotham City, unlike anything you've seen before. Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta masterfully lay the groundwork for an exciting new era in Batman comics where anything goes.

Absolute Batman #2 builds on its stellar debut by diving deeper into Bruce Wayne's character and the fascinating world around him. While the pacing slows down in this issue compared to the first, it sets up plenty of intrigue for what's to come in this bold new take on the Dark Knight.

Ain't No Grave #1 blends Western grit with supernatural eeriness for a story that balances the weights of life and death. Driven by a fascinating character who is looking down the barrel of death, this double-sized issue takes you on an engrossing journey from start to finish.

Ain't No Grave #5 delivers a powerful and poignant finale that brings Ryder's journey to a deeply satisfying conclusion. Young and Corona have crafted one of the year's most compelling miniseries with this haunting supernatural Western.

The Power Fantasy #1 introduces readers to the dysfunctional lives of the Nuclear Family, exploring the dynamics and power struggles that tie them all together. Everything in this first issue shows great promise for what could be one of the best releases from Image Comics this year.

The Power Fantasy #5 caps off the first arc by diving deep into the complexities of Jacky Magnus. It showcases Kieron Gillen's talent for nuanced character work and Caspar Wijngaard's stunning visuals. This issue cements the series as a thought-provoking deconstruction of superhero narratives.

On its own, 'The Six Fingers'#1 is a fascinating start to a psychological thriller comic following an obsessed man's pursuit of a dark truth. However, because of its connection to the neo-noir series 'The One Hand,' the narratives of both comics are elevated by the parallel storytelling at play.

The Six Fingers #5 delivers a mind-bending finale that answers many questions about the series while leaving plenty up for interpretation. It's one of those endings that will sit in your head well after you've turned the final page.

Creators Rick Remender and Max Fiumara take us into a unique fantasy world that's both beautifully whimsical and mercilessly brutal. We can't wait to see more of how this captivating story unfolds.

"The Sacrificers" delivers another beautifully gut-wrenching issue that explores the different cultures living under the facade of peace and how others believe death is not to be feared but embraced.

This latest installment of "The Sacrificers" balances everything beautiful and horrific about its fascinating world, delivering the series' best issue yet.

Remender and Fiumara deliver an intriguing new issue that masterfully builds up the horrors and tensions happening within the world of the gods.

The Sacrificers caps off its thrilling first story arc with strong emotional twists that are as gut-wrenching as they are fascinating. Issue #6 ends with the feeling that the story has only just begun from here.

The Sacrificers starts its second story arc strong with an issue that's dark, emotionally gripping, and artistically beautiful. It's a reminder of why it's one of the best titles ongoing right now from Image Comics.

The Sacrificers #8 is another emotional gut-punch of a story that sets the blue-feathered protagonist on a dark path that stems from rage and pent-up frustration. With the groundwork laid out for another thrilling story arc, this series continues =its streak of being one of the best fantasy comics out now.

The massive debut issue of "Nights" does everything right to get you hooked on its unique world, charming characters, and captivating mysteries.

In this latest issue of Nights, Vince makes a surprising new friend in his ill-advised trek through the woods. What unfolds is an emotional adventure that reveals more of the fantastical world's mysterious underbelly.

Packed with moments of youthful charm, romance, and some bloody violence, Nights delivers a great issue that develops more of its fascinating world.

In one hell of a jam-packed issue, Nights #4 puts a greater spotlight on Ivory and Matt, two characters we've hardly gotten to know but who play vital roles in the grand scheme of the comic's story.

Nights continues its streak of being a series packed with surprises. What starts as a wholesome slice-of-life-esque "beach episode transforms into a dark tale with major implications for the story to come.

Night's delivers its first story arc finale with a bang. With an issue rich with action, romance, and comedy, it also lays down the pieces for the story to get even bigger in the future.

Nights kicks off its second story arc with a bloody romp that delves deeper into the oddities lurking in the shadows of Santo Pedro. With so much intrigue and mystery introduced about the comic's strange world, this issue sets the stage for the comic's big second story arc.

Nights kicks off Season 2 with an exciting and fun flashback arc that delves into the younger days of Gray and Tsukumari. While this issue reads more like a supernatural spy thriller, it still maintains the fun and charm that makes the series such an incredible read.

Assorted Crisis Events #1 delivers a mind-bending journey through a world where time is unraveling. With its captivating premise and stellar creative team, this debut issue sets the stage for what could be one of the year's most innovative new comic series.

As a throwback to the style of Silver Age comics, World's Finest is undoubtedly one of the most consistently great titles coming out from DC today.

Beyond Real comes out swinging to deliver a beautifully mind-bending debut issue that kicks off what is going to be one of the most ambitious comic book projects ever made.

Blacksad returns in stunning form with the second part of his latest and biggest case. With its compelling story, fascinating characters, and breathtaking visuals, Blacksad: They All Fall Down Part 2 is another masterful entry in this beloved noir series.

It doesn't take long for this issue to sink its fangs in and give you everything you need to get up to speed on the iconic villain Cobra Commander. With its dark and menacing take on the character, the comic introduces a story that is secretly the key that holds the Energon Universe together.

On his journey that leads him to the Everglades, Cobra Commander clashes with a band of mercs who may be just as devious as him. This latest issue hits the perfect balance between developing Cobra Commander's fascinating character and the crazy world of G.I. Joe.

Cult of the Lamb #4 caps off its first story arc with an issue packed with action and emotional twists. With its charming characters and gorgeous art, this series continues to be one of the best video game adaptations in comics right now.

With its strange premise, lovable characters, and jaw-dropping art, Dandadan is shonen manga at its finest.

With its blend of scientific concepts and deeply human themes, Dark Empty Void #1 delivers a sci-fi thriller that will surprise you in many ways. Be ready to get pulled in by a story with plenty of unique mysteries to unravel.

The story flashes back to the ancient times of Gotham, revealing the city's deep connections to the Orghams and Al Ghuls.

Doll Parts #1 delivers a haunting and deeply personal look into the origins of Lovesick's Domino. Luana Vecchio's stunning art lures you in before unleashing moments of shocking horror that will leave you unsettled.

Exquisite Corpses delivers a stacked 64-page first issue to a violent and intriguing new concept. With its unique premise and stellar creative team of James Tynion IV and Michael Walsh, this oversized first issue sets the stage for what could be one of the most ambitious comic miniseries this year.

Fans of Stray Dogs will be happy to see the creative team of Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner is back doing what they do best. This time, for a series that takes a unique spic on classic zombie storytelling.

Jeff Lemire lays the foundation for another emotionally captivating story set in a small town that's plagued by bizarre occurrences. With each issue being an extended 64 pages long, "Fishflies" is set to be a unique exploration of Lemire's creative storytelling prowess.

This latest issue of "Fishflies slowly unravels more of its weird mystery while developing the strange friendship between Franny Fox and Bug.

In an issue told mostly through the lens of Officer Laraque, Fishflies #3 delivers a deeply human story following a man driven to find justice for the town he loves. The emotional drama throughout the issue slowly builds up to a surprising climax that sets a new tone for the second half of the series.

FML #1 is a promising start to a fun new series that blends teenage angst with the supernatural. It's great seeing Kelly Sue DeConnick's snappy writing meet with David Lpez's dynamic art to create this charming coming-of-age story.

Gachiakuta is a dazzling manga that blasts you with stunning art that blends gritty dystopian scenes with bold graffiti style. But beyond the visuals, its unique magic system involving "Givers puts a refreshing and heartfelt twist on what is an action-packed shonen manga.

Grommets is a skateboarder's dream comic with its fantastic depiction of the scene in the 80s. Rick Remender lays the groundwork for a heartfelt and hilarious coming-of-age story that's brought to life by the incredible art of Brett Parson.

Grommets #6 shifts to a heavier tone as it explores the emotional fallout from a wild party gone wrong. With stunning art and raw character moments, this issue sets up an exciting finale for the radical coming-of-age series.

The world of Hell's Paradise is equally horrific and beautiful. Amidst all the violence and demon blood is an emotional story of a forsaken ninja fighting for his life and freedom.

Hyde Street #1 delivers a chilling introduction to the darkest corner of Geoff John's Ghost Machine universe. While some aspects of the premise remain shrouded in mystery, the haunting visuals and intriguing storytelling make for a promising start to this new horror comic.

I Heart Skull-Crusher continues its run of being an adrenaline rush of a series with an issue that introduces a ferocious new member to Trini's Screaming Pain Ball team. The series is just pure, unadulterated fun to enjoy in 32 pages.

Kaya kicks off its latest story arc by introducing new wondrous locales, outlandish characters, and exciting character developments. The series continues to be one you should not miss if you love immersing yourself in whimsical fantasy worlds.

Kaya's latest issue is loaded with world-building, character development, and incredible art. It's another issue that showcases why Wes Craig is one of the best comic book creators today.

Klik Klik Boom reaches its climactic finish with an issue packed with emotional payoffs and a beautifully crafted final confrontation.

Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen's emotional story about a family of child vampires comes to a heartbreaking finale that reveals all of its world's mysteries.

Lost Fantasy #1 delivers an exciting start to a new fantasy series, introducing readers to a hidden world of monsters, hunters, and magic. With its extended page count, gorgeous artwork, and compelling characters, this debut issue sets the stage for what could be Image Comics' next big hit.

Kid Cudi makes his bold debut in comics with a unique superhero origin story that's equally flashy and personal.

Moon Man follows up its flashy debut with an issue that fleshes out more of Ramon's character and what drives him to reach for the stars as a mysterious superhero. Oozing with style and fantastic art, this latest issue pulls you into a story that feels out of this world.

Rick Remender and Bengal dazzle with a dystopian story that blends the intensity of Mad Max with the sci-fi elements of The Matrix. The pulse-pounding debut issue delivers a promising start to what could be another incredible series from two of comics' top creators.

Napalm Lullaby follows up its thrilling debut with a more grounded story that introduces readers to the quirks behind the comic's main cast of characters. Instead of fast-paced action, this issue treats us to a more intimate look into the hopes and dreams of heroes looking to take back their world.

With Sarah and Sam deep within the Citadel of Heaven, this latest issue of Napalm Lullaby hits readers with plenty of juicy world-building that paints the picture of an idyllic but tragic society.

News from the Fallout #1 delivers a chilling and atmospheric start to a new sci-fi horror series from Image Comics. The haunting black and white visuals by Jeffrey Alan Love bring a unique eeriness to the comic that fits perfectly with this 1960s-set zombie tale.

The legendary team of Brubaker and Phillips once again delivers a modern noir thriller classic about a man's strange existential crisis.

Nullhunter #1 blasts you straight into its cyberpunk reimagining of the Labors of Hercules. Fans of the cyberpunk genre will love this comic's mix is stylish visuals and intriguing mythology.

The latest issue in Declan Shalvey's new espionage series delivers its more shocking twist. Its final pages completely change everything we know about Jack Lynch and the rest of the Black Circle.

The latest issue of Phantom Road introduces a new character that recontextualizes what we know about the world so far while opening new possibilities for the story to evolve.

The thrilling finale to "Phantom Road's" first story arc brings plenty of twists and revelations that set the course for an intriguing journey ahead.

The finale to Radiant Black's latest story arc takes you on a wild ride through Existence and ends with a shocking twist that changes the series as we know it.

Ruin of the House of the Divine Visage is a haunting exploration of queerness and religious oppression, told through strikingly minimalist art that speaks volumes in its simplicity.

In a story arc finale without the main cast of characters, "Saga" still touches on the emotionally strong hooks that make the series so beloved.

Self Help #1 kickstarts its fun and provocative California noir story with an issue filled with interesting characters and gorgeous art. Even though some aspects of the story are a bit predictable, the comic oozes a distinct charm that's easy to enjoy.

Sentinels #1 introduces a bold new direction for X-Men comics, exploring complex themes through an unexpected lens. While the premise may be jarring for some fans, it opens up intriguing storytelling possibilities.

New readers and long-time fans will find plenty to love about this new Space Ghost comic series that blends a gritty tone with the campy charm that made the original cartoons so beloved.

Standstill #1 delivers a thrilling debut that mixes quirky sci-fi with stunning visuals. Lee Loughridge's first writing project proves to be as captivating as his coloring work, while Andrew Robinson's art elevates the story over the top.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles X Naruto #1 is a crossover comic for the ages. It hits the ground running with a fun and energetic issue that embraces what's fun about the two beloved franchises.

Sumiko Arai's The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't a Guy at All is the perfect blend of romance and music. While it does rely on some familiar tropes for its foundation, the romance manga's snappy pacing and charming characters make for an enjoyable read.

Detective Ari Nassar's journey to catch the One Hand Killer ends in a fantastic issue that brings answers while opening up more questions. Don't be surprised if it will take a few rereads to piece together the story's big picture.

The Rocketfellers #1 delivers a charming and exciting start to a new sci-fi adventure that's perfect for the whole family. With its retro-futuristic flair and intriguing premise, this comic is another hit for Ghost Machine.

In its penultimate issue, "Time Before Time" delivers a fast-paced story packed with intense action sequences, surprise twists, and big emotional payoffs.

Tin Can Society #1 weaves an intriguing tale about friendship and how fame and power can crack even the strongest bonds. This new series set up the pieces for an emotionally gripping murder mystery to unfold.

Two-Face #1 offers an intriguing new take on the classic Batman villain, diving deep into the duality of Harvey Dent as he navigates Gotham's criminal underworld. With stylish art and a compelling premise, this series shows promise for exploring a different side of Two-Face.

Ultimate Wolverine #1 is a brutal and visceral take on the iconic character, depicting Logan as a killing machine more ruthless than ever before. While the violence may be too extreme for some, it sets up an intriguing new direction for Wolverine in the Ultimate Universe.

Gail Simone's debut on Uncanny X-Men delivers a compelling fresh start for Marvel's mutants, with gorgeous art by David Marquez bringing the characters to life in stunning detail.

This latest issue completes the setup of the story, revealing that its world is much more strange and compelling than it initially seemed. The stage is now set for things to get really crazy from here.

Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans deliver a touching standalone graphic novel about connection and communication in a world turned upside down. With its gorgeous art and emotional storytelling, We Called Them Giants is not to be missed.

Where Monsters Lie: Cull-De-Sac #1 is a perfect storm of campy horror that fans of classic slasher films will love. With its twisted premise and strange cast of oddball killers, this new comic is an excellent jumping-on point for readers looking for gruesome fun.

Sean Gordon Murphy once again delivers on a bold reimagining of one of fiction's most iconic masked vigilantes. Zorro: Man of the Dead #4 caps off what has been an incredible miniseries with an issue packed with guns-blazing and swashbuckling action.

Void Rivals quickly establishes itself as an exciting story with interesting characters set within a beloved shared universe.

"Void Rivals" continues on its path of telling a compelling, original story about two unlikely partners trapped together in the middle of a war-torn universe.

Void Rivals delivers its most action-packed issue yet while developing the dynamics between its two lead characters. This adventure through a strange new cosmos is quickly picking up from here.

The latest issue of the sci-fi epic ramps up the political drama as the story takes us straight into Zertonian territory. Solila's homeworld is the stage for the comic to deliver more of its fascinating world-building and strong character development.

Void Rivals delivers a captivating issue filled with new faces, surprise revelations, and foreboding teases about what's to come.

Void Rivals closes out its first story arc with a bang. In an issue packed with witty banter, slick action sequences, and nuanced world-building, the comic sets the stage for an even bigger adventure to unfold throughout the different parts of the Sacred Ring.

The hunter Proximus makes his foreboding debut in the story of Void Rivals, setting the tone for an interesting and deadly story arc to come.

Through the incredible artwork by De Felici, Delpeche, and Wooton, Void Rivals #8 delivers an explosive issue that showcases the ruthlessness of the series' new villain, Proximus.

Void Rivals #10 could go down as a monumental issue for the series. It delivers massive revelations about Darak and Solila, making the connections within the Energon Universe stronger than ever. Readers keeping up with the shared universe should not miss this one!

Void Rivals #13 launches an intriguing new story arc that expands the series' scope while deepening its connections to the broader Energon Universe. Though light on action, the issue excels at world-building and character development, setting the stage for the coming cosmic-level shift.

Destro #1 introduces plenty of fan-favorite characters and obscure picks into the Energon Universe timeline that will leave long-time G.I. Joe fans excited for the future. The issue does a great job of showcasing Destro's calculating character in a story fueled by war and intrigue.

Destro #3 ramps up the action and intrigue as our steel-faced villain faces off against a formidable new foe. With its blend of high-tech warfare, ancestral legacy, and over-the-top villainy, this issue cements Destro's place as one of the most compelling characters in the Energon Universe.

Destro #5 smashes with an action-packed finale that cements the steel-faced mastermind as a force to be reckoned with in Skybound's Energon Universe. With its blend of campy fun and ruthless scheming, this issue wraps up a miniseries that truly showcases why Destro is such a compelling villain.

With an issue packed with action, flashbacks, and espionage, Scarlett #1 delivers an incredible start to a thrilling story that long-time G.I. Joe fans and newcomers alike can enjoy.

Scarlett #2 keeps the series' foot on the gas pedal with an issue filled with brutal action and high-stakes espionage. Don't miss out on what is easily among the best comics part of Skybound's Energon Universe lineup.

Scarlett #5 lands its finale with a stylish and action-packed issue that wraps up the thrilling espionage story. It continues to set the stage for what's to come in Skybound's Energon Universe.

Tynion and Hixson hit a horror home run for the holidays with The Deviant. The debut issue masterfully pulls you into its unsettling, gory, and psychologically captivating story centered on a very twisted man.

"The Deviant returns with a much slower-paced but still uniquely captivating issue that deepens the strange connections between the story's characters.

In a turning point of an issue, The Deviant #4 delivers a beautifully captivating and unnerving story focused on Michael's growing obsession with the Deviant Killer.

James Tynion IV continues his run as one of the best horror writers in comics today with his new story about a twisted website that influences its users to commit heinous acts of violence.

The latest issue introduces plenty of new players onto the scene, bringing distinct personalities to the comic's dark story.

This character-driven issue strikes the perfect balance between unraveling parts of the story's mystery and delivering unsettling moments of horror.

Tynion, Blanco, and Bellaire deliver a game-changing issue brimming with strong character moments and unsettling horror. Fans of the series will not want to miss out on its shocking cliffhanger ending.

W0rldtr33's first story arc ends with an intriguing and bloody finale that keeps the story wildly unpredictable from this point forward.

W0rldtr33 starts its second story arc slowly to introduce readers to new characters and tease intriguing story threads to come. Even with an issue that's very light on horror, the series is as captivating as ever as it builds up its eerie, post-Internet world.

This latest issue of James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco's W0rldtr33 shows flashes of what made the series great, but it ultimately is bogged down by slow pacing and disjointed world-building.

This comic is a re-release of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale's prelude for their The Last Halloween storyline. While brief, it recaptures the noir mood that made The Long Halloween a timeless classic, offering both nostalgia and intrigue for what's to come.

Batman: The Last Halloween #1 is a chilling return to one of the Dark Knight's most beloved storylines. With its atmospheric art and an intriguing new mystery, this first issue in the new series sets the stage for the final chapter in The Long Halloween saga.

With an issue featuring lots of bullets, surprise appearances, and action movie references, Duke delivers an action-packed romp that encapsulates everything fun about the series so far.

With fists, fire, and sparks flying all over the place, Duke #5 delivers an action-packed finale that also sets up an even bigger battle to take place in the future.

This new issue of The Cull does a great job of balancing the different aspects that make the comic stand out. As the group ventures into the beautifully strange world, we get a more intimate look into the dynamics that tie them all together.

The Cull evolves into something greater as it dives deeper into its fantastical world. This fast-paced issue brings a fascinating twist for the story to get even weirder from here.

Absolute Superman #1 soars into DC's new continuity with a gripping origin story that redefines the Last Son of Krypton for a new era, blending social commentary with superhero action.

Blood Train delivers a fast-paced and visceral horror experience that will satisfy fans of zombie movies and body horror. While light on character development, it makes up for it with stunning visuals and unrelenting action.

Crave delivers a tantalizing debut issue with its mix of teen drama, dark mystery, and bold eroticism. Be sure to keep an eye on it if you love stories that peer into people's dirty little secrets.

Crave is back with a more subdued issue that sheds light on the mysterious app and how it's got the entire school campus in a hormone-driven chokehold. Maria Llovet dazzles again with her eye-catching art in an issue that lays out all its cards on the table.

Maria Llovet's Crave comes to a satisfying end that showcases the cartoonist's flair for captivating visuals and emotional storytelling.

Fans of Sleeping Beauty and Maleficent will love diving back into the world and exploring a new side of Disney's Mistress of Evil.

To kick off the bold new imprint, Geoff Johns and crew offer up a variety of previews of Ghost Machine's upcoming comics in one tightly packed, 64-page one-shot. With stories that have everything from strange superheroes to unsettling horror, there's plenty to be excited about in this ambitious comic book universe.

Hornsby & Halo #1 kicks off a delightful new series that blends the cosmic with the daily life of young teenagers. While the premise takes some time to set up, it lays a strong foundation for an intriguing exploration of nature versus nurture through the lens of its charming lead characters.

Huge Detective #1 starts things off in a big way with an issue that introduces you to a peculiar world caught in the middle of a mysterious story. More than being a unique twist to the noir genre, this comic packs a big punch that will catch you by surprise.

The latest story arc of "I Hate Fairyland" kicks things off in a fun and crazy way that you can expect from such a hilarious series.

This extra-length horror comic delivers a chilling tale perfect for the Halloween season. With its gruesome twists and haunting artwork, Devour showcases the terrifying potential of the Hyde Street series.

Kill All Immortals #1 introduces readers to the violent lives of the Asvald family. It delivers a unique blend of Norse mythology and intriguing family drama to kick off a promising new series from Dark Horse Comics.

Jeff Lemire delivers another captivating supernatural mystery with Minor Arcana #1. While the story is just getting started, this debut issue showcases Lemire's signature storytelling and art style fans have come to love.

Moon Knight and Venom take down a group of thugs connected to the villain Sarnak in this fun one-night-only team-up.

Newburn delivers a powerful character-driven issue that reveals the cracks widening between the titular private investigator and his already small group of trusted confidants.

Pilgrim's Dirge uniquely blends sci-fi and fantasy elements to create a universe filled with compelling characters, mystical alien races, and powerful space dragons.

Remote Space #1 is a promising start to a new sci-fi comic book that showcases a world of monsters and machines. The comic's opening issue hits the right sport of introducing its interesting concept while giving a taste of the brutal action to come.

Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino establish a new horror story that explores the hidden darkness that lurks around ordinary people.

The Seasons #1 introduces readers to a fascinating new world filled with both wonder and danger. While light on plot details, this debut issue showcases Rick Remender and Paul Azaceta's incredible world-building and leaves you intrigued to explore more.

Despite some murky areas in the early parts of the issue, Creature from the Black Lagoon Lives #1 ends with a strong enough emotional hook that will make you want to see more of what lurks underneath the surface of this chilling comic book.

Violent Flowers #1 introduces readers to the vengeful and provocative world of vampires and supernatural creatures. While Llovet's art is unique and eye-catching, the characters could have gotten more meat for readers to bite into.

The latest issue of "Something is Killing the Children" introduces a darker, more dangerous side of Charlotte Cutter. The story's pieces are all moving towards a bloody confrontation with the Duplicitype monster.

While this issue is purely dialogue-driven, the emotionally-charged conversations add plenty of depth to Cecilia and Erica's characters. I'd go as far as saying this issue is a subtle turning point for the series.

While the latest installment of Something is Killing the Children slows its pacing down to a crawl, there are moments in this issue that remind you of how terrifying the monsters that lurk within the story can be.

In an action-packed romp of an issue, Purr Evil explores the truth behind the demonic cats and why the fate of the world rests on young Deb's shoulders.

This new series presents a world fueled by a child's wild imagination, which opens the door to limitless possibilities and creativity.

The third issue of "Something Epic sets the stage for Danny's story to unfold. However, the narrative continues to suffer because of the writing's overindulgent monologues.

Now that Danny's journey has him deep within the world of imagination, "Something Epic" is primed to grow its imaginative and emotional story.

Vanish is a comic that unapologetically excels in its niche. While the comic is not to my taste, I admire the creative flair to match the specific flavor of late-90s-era Image Comics. The series is an adrenaline rush of a read, promising a wild ride for its committed readers.

The Ambassadors joins Mark Millar's signature line of comics that depict a darker and more violent side to superheroes.