The final chapter of this DC Black Label series sticks the landing.

A tight one-shot with a fun cast.

Checkmate has its pieces in position for an explosive conclusion.

An endearing and enduring collection.

A busy but satisfying first issue

An highly educational and entertaining history

With the political stakes and the medium through which these opposing factions within Checkmate will go to battle established, next issue is shaping up to be a big one.

The collection concludes with a series of touching and informative essays in tribute to comics creator Rachel Pollack and a preview of the upcoming Dreamer graphic novel Bad Dream. As a package, DC Pride 2023 delivers in spades. Comics, essays, and art all come together in an important collection at a time when simply talking about queer people is becoming more and more politically risky.

Another titillating chapter in what's sure to be a wild ride

While the genre of horror isn't typically something I'm personally attracted to, I am a fan of comics, and Tynion is one of the best in the medium right now. So if he's writing horror, I guess I'm reading horror.

Descending into the world of Marvel's assassins as new dog dad Deadpool enters his John Wick era is an enticing pitch for what's to come.

An intriguing and tense debut for this new adults-only series.

There's nothing small about this journey into the Microverse.

Valentine is still great and the series as a whole maintains its charm.

Miles' latest villain gets a splashy introduction.

Wanda's solo series continues to explore her connections to the Marvel Universe.

Sure your mileage with the referential humor may vary, but I loved it. It's nice feeling seeing and reading jokes that are for me, a terminally online X-Men gay who is not above laughing at a dick joke. Whether that is a smart approach for Wong to take is up for debate, but in the meantime, I'm here for it!

Trung Le Nguyen returns with another delightful snippet of Karma's story of love and loss.

Miles and his supporting cast are more compelling than ever thanks to the efforts of Ziglar and Vicentini.

Love Unlimited: Karma in Love #1 tells a cute Karma solo story effectively in the infinity comic format.