Luke Corona Comic Reviews

Batman Beyond #41 resolves a lot of threads and gives a good set up for an arc finale almost 20 years in the making, all the while introducing great new characters.

Do NOT miss ANY PART of this run.

It's well worth any fan's time.

Ant-Man #1 is off to a promising start

Captain America #18 continues Coates' unique, modern take on Captain America.

This run of Shazam is not one you want to miss.

The Runways under Rowell continues to be one of the best books available

Amazing Spider-Man #37 doesn't have any groundbreaking reveals or major game changers, but does a good job of setting up for future issues and giving the reader some genuine laughs and heartfelt character moments.

Overall the issue is very enjoyable storywise, if not a little slow. That said, there were some weird character moments where Batwoman, Bruce, and Matt are all a little too keen to see Blight die and there was a lot of exposition in the dialogue.

Harleen really is a series for the ages, a magnum opus for Sejic, and a story that will be required-reading for future generations of comic book fans.

Punisher Soviet #2 is exactly what one would hope for in a Punisher title by Garth Ennis under the MAX imprint.

Ghost Rider 2099 is corny in all the best ways. If you are missing some classic Sci-Fi in your life, make sure to check it out

The consistent mix of heartwarming, funny, action packed, and the sheer adventure make this series something special, certainly worth any reader's time.

While the first issue is a little slow out of the gate, there is tremendous potential for this series.

Runaways continues to be one of the best books on the shelves

Ghost Rider #2 is still an early issue in a nascent series, but inspires great confidence and excitement for future issues.

If you are a long time Punisher fan, a comic fan in general, or even somebody that likes the MCU movies and wants to give comic collecting a try, Punisher Kill Krew #4 is a must read.

Captain America #15 is a weak showing from an otherwise strong book and creative team.

a praiseworthy effort for a book about demons, monsters, torture, and Hell.