A book that feels both fresh and nostalgic, not just for the cartoon it's succeeding, but also for the modern Batman tales it's bringing into its legacy.

A good follow up that helps bring forth a big shift in status quo that feels new and promising, while also setting up plenty to keep you reading for next time.

Radiant Black continues to be a book that's got my interest piqued. Indie superhero stories are a dime a dozen, and it's not easy to stand out in such a sea of talented creators putting their own spin on the genre. But what Higgins and Costa really manage to do is grab you, and make this world feel fresh and exciting. I can't wait for more to come.

A strong entry in the ongoing adventures of Sonic and friends, if a bit hard to follow for a newcomer.

A solid new issue in IDW's ongoing adventures of Sega's Blue Blur, giving us some new juicy character information to speculate on while we wait for the next installment.

You can tell the creative team wanted this issue in particular to feel like you were playing a level right out of the games, with great action and thrilling artwork all throughout. These are people who know what they're working with, and run (ha) with it. This issue is fully dedicated to the thrill ride, and I can't think of anything more Sonic than that.

It's everything it needed to be. A conclusion to a fun jaunt with some heartfelt character moments and good action. Only suffering from less than stellar coloring, everything else hits the mark.

A strong return to the main book for Ian Flynn, bringing with him the strong characterization and world building he's known for.

A solid issue with fun artwork that's well characterized and full of good ol' Sonic fun.

Despite some inconsistent art, the whole issue is one big fun fight scene that's a blast to read from cover to cover.

Emotional, expressive, heartwrenching, and immensely satisfying. This is Sonic character drama at its very best.

A wonderful and charming book exploring, at long last, the classic era of Sonic. All three stories are masterfully crafted by people who know what they're doing, and the love for Sonic radiates off the page.

A solid issue that slowly continues the forward momentum of the story, but keeps the Turtles a bit too complacent in regards to larger issues they're a part of.

The book zigs where it set up a zag, and sidesteps a potentially more interesting premise or internal conflict for the arc's central character. What's there works on the surface, but could easily be so much more.

While this book may be a great change of pace for some, it's started to lose some of its luster. Hopefully after this there will be more to chew on.

An issue that hits the ground running and never stops. Confirming an openly bisexual character alone is enough to give it praise, but it goes above and beyond from there to really make it feel like we can only go up from here.

A solid issue that continues from the last, advancing the plot and giving us insight into one of the Turtles' longstanding enemies-turned-ally.

A decent issue with a small characterization issue that drags it down somewhat, but still a solid entry in the ongoing plot.

An enjoyable issue to be sure, if a bit simple in overall execution.

A great excursion into the goings-on outside the main book, with fun characters and great artwork.

A fitting return to the Mirage era of TMNT, paying loving tribute without being too lost in nostalgia that it forgets to march forward and be strong in its own right.

The book continues doing what it does best, marrying the best aspects of old and new in a storyline that blurs the line between classic Mirage and contemporary Turtles.

A good issue that brings forth some interesting new developments, but those who are antsy about the overall plot's pacing could reasonably wait to binge.

A fairly solid issue that gives us a deeper look into Pyra Magna and manages to deliver on a tense and contemplative atmosphere.

An issue that starts fun and ends with another promising setup. The characters are fun, and it works as a good breather issue, but it doesn't forget to keep you on your toes.

An issue that had me on the edge of my seat to see where it will lead down the line, with stellar artwork and long-term plotting.

A really fun and well-characterized issue that ticks all the usual entertaining boxes you've come to expect from an issue of this run.

With some fun writing, great characterization, interesting designs and overall solid art, this feels like the start to something truly great.