Teenage dreams mixed with sci-fi nightmares, tuned for the 21st century. Gen Z is not okay!

Chaotic and emotional, "Alienated" #4 finds its throughline while navigating some pretty traumatic content.

"Ascender #6" gallops forward, adeptly merging unique art, purposeful writing, and space opera themes to great effect.

The doomsday clock struck midnight, then got smashed with a sledgehammer. You need to get in here and read this.

Gasoline, grit, alien terror: Creature Feature is a buttery popcorn, all american fight for survival. Bring it on.

"Ether: The Disappearance of Violet Bell" #4 has ozone energy. It's electric, kinetic, and pulsing with life.

Anchored by strong aesthetic choices and clear direction, this story is an erotic romp worth indulging. Savor these panels.

The plot thickens, the bark hardens, and things get weirder

Final Verdict: 9.6. "Family Tree" #6 is unrelentingly good. Why isn't this on your pull list yet?

Cthulu in fatigues. Godkillers is a precision strike of fantasy horror and military realism.

Soft but spooky, a perfect story for a warm night in a cold winter.

Subtle yet immense, political yet evenhanded, "Join the Future" threads the needle of expectations with a calculated hand.

"Midnight Vista" #2, aptly titled 'The Mothership,' brings us aboard an unsettling and beautiful sci-fi horror, family drama. Buckle up and beam me up; this is a story to watch.

This UFO abduction story hasn't lost its shine, and goes beyond the tropes to deliver something fresh and sharply told.

Black humor and evisceration abound, what joy! It's good to be back in Buckaroo.

"Postal: Deliverance" #5 reads like how pushing two non-joining puzzle pieces together feels: we know there's something here, but by goodness, it is not totally coming together.

Sleeping Beauties" #1 offers a unique mix of trippy scenery and impending horror, which makes us curious to see where this Stephen and Owen King adaptation goes next.

Space tyranny can get tedious, but at least it's honest work.

Final Verdict: 8.5. Radiant with inventive lore that delivers on its grim premise, "The Goddamned: Virgin Brides" #1 has heart and horror worth exploring.

Radiant with inventive lore that delivers on its grim premise, "The Goddamned: Virgin Brides" #1 has heart and horror worth exploring.

Like Jenga from hell, "The Last God" #1 builds a beautiful fantasy world and then slams into it, full force with blood and gore. Here's to hoping it only gets messier.

"The Visitor" #2 has Airplane Movie energy " if it's there and nothing else looks appealing, I'll take a look and be mildly satisfied. Let's hope things turn around before this story finishes its flight.

A Valentine's Day gimmick could be a lot worse than this, but also a lot better.

"Unearth" #5 delivers alien, horror visuals in spades, and everything else in a lower, but still acceptable suit.