I get how you feel and it's completely fair. Just commenting because even tho I still like superhero comics I've felt like this for some time. There are very few SH comics that I can confidently say that surprised me.
Mini-Series Premiere. The next chapter of The Cobra Threat threat begins here! James McCullen Destro XXIV is the man behind M.A.R.S. Industries, the undisputed leader in providing high-tech weapons to world powers... for the right price. But the emergence of Energon has changed everything. As Destro's ambitions grow, the "Crimson Twin...
In this extra-length horror one-shot, Nolan Ward has done everything to forget his disturbing past. Drinking. Drugs. Day-trading. Sex. And still, that past has caught up with him in the form of a twisted painting called The Feeding... which eats people. And it's hungry. Can Nolan stop this demon, or will he be devoured like so many others before hi...
Better than the previous two issues, but it's still not that good. The writing seems very amateurish. Sorry.
FIRE AND WATER!
Johnny Blaze has done and seen a lot of things in the Marvel Universe - but there's one place he's never been...ATLANTIS! And if you thought we didn't know about all of the sea creatures in the deep, just wait until you learn about the existence of the ATLANTEAN OCCULT!
Rated T+
Ghost machine is on fire right now and I'm all for it.
Series Premiere. A new cosmic time-travel adventure from the minds of Peter J. Tomasi (Batman and Robin, Super Sons) and Francis Manapul (Flash, Clear)! In the picture-perfect 25th century, the Rocketfeller family, living a disconnected and emotionally distant existence, discover a terrible secret: in their...
Series Premiere. A new cosmic time-travel adventure from the minds of Peter J. Tomasi (Batman and Robin, Super Sons) and Francis Manapul (Flash, Clear)! In the picture-perfect 25th century, the Rocketfeller family, living a disconnected and emotionally distant existence, discover a terrible secret: in their...
Other good debut from ghost machine. Well written and drawn. I like the concept, it's been kind of done to death, but it feels new and refreshing. Looking forward to the next issue.
Series Premiere. It's Good vs. Evil vs. Puberty from the minds of Peter J. Tomasi (Batman and Robin, Super Sons) and Peter Snejbjerg (Starman, B.P.R.D.)! Keeping the cosmic peace isn't easy. But the opposing leaders of Heaven and Hell broker a deal that trades Zachary Halo, an angel child, to a demon family...
Series Premiere. It's Good vs. Evil vs. Puberty from the minds of Peter J. Tomasi (Batman and Robin, Super Sons) and Peter Snejbjerg (Starman, B.P.R.D.)! Keeping the cosmic peace isn't easy. But the opposing leaders of Heaven and Hell broker a deal that trades Zachary Halo, an angel child, to a demon family...
Issue #2 was better than the first. I'm a little more interested in it now.
THE WAR OF THE SEVEN KINGS RAGES!
Barbarian hordes have gathered on the sunless plains of Attumacht Deep, 28,000 feet below the waves. They howl with bloodlust, ready to scour every inch of ocean to find the most hated traitor in all the seas. But that won't be necessary now. Here comes Namor, the Sub-Mariner, fallen king of Atlantis...to swim...
I'm a Jason Aaron fan boy, I'll read pretty much anything he puts out. Issue #1 was better than average comic, it wasn't great, but its worth checking out. It's got the same vibes as his punisher run. Which was decent and worth reading, but ultimately flawed.
"LAST KING OF ATLANTIS" War rages beneath the waves, from the lost cities of the Secret Seas to the fathomless depths where the Elder Whales reign. Seven kings, old and new, fight to rule the watery realm. But where is Namor, the once mighty Sub-Mariner? He's sitting behind bars on the surface, with no intention of ever setting foot in the seas aga...
"LAST KING OF ATLANTIS" War rages beneath the waves, from the lost cities of the Secret Seas to the fathomless depths where the Elder Whales reign. Seven kings, old and new, fight to rule the watery realm. But where is Namor, the once mighty Sub-Mariner? He's sitting behind bars on the surface, with no intention of ever setting foot in the seas aga...
Youth friendships and growing up. Good issue and great series, kind of sucks it's only got one issue left.
Things go sideways in a hurry when the drunken and uninvited jocks decide they don't like the look of our misfit friends. Based on true stories that changed the lives of two damaged kids forever.
Good issue. All the subtle hints to actually what is going on is making my head spin, but in a good way.
Dreams and reality converge to manifest the desires of one, desires that will be inflicted upon us all. Is it possible to shape a world that works for everyone?
"You got the touch! You got the powerrrrr!" The plot thickens and I'm totally for it. Good issue š.
Darak isn't back in Agorria for one day before they send him back out into space to get shot at. Darak's loyalty to Agorria is put to the test as he's forced to prove himself.
I love this concept, in a genre that has so many copycats, it definitely feels new and original. I'm really looking forward to issue #3.
The all-new horror series by the team behind Blackest Night and Aquaman: The Trench continues as Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis dive deep into one of the denizens of Hyde Street-a boy scout on a mission to destroy a corrupt cop, and all other authority figures he can get his hands on. But who is Pranky, and where did he come from? A...
Good stuff. Looking forward to the next issue.
In the conclusion to the mystifying first chapter of the new original series from Jeff Lemire, Theresa is worse for wear after her emotional encounter and first journey into The Unseen World.
Intoxicated on spirits, she channels her frustration in the front yard of an old ex, where the embers of a love lost are still painful.
Unex...
It was better than average, but I think I don't like superhero comics anymore. It just feels like I've read this story a million times before.
THE MIDNIGHT MISSION REUNITED!
After the biggest surprise comic of the summer - MOON KNIGHT: FIST OF KHONSHU #0 - a new era has taken shape in the Midnight Mission! But what NEW threats and foes are waiting for the REBORN Marc Spector?
Rated T+
I get how you feel and it's completely fair. Just commenting because even tho I still like superhero comics I've felt like this for some time. There are very few SH comics that I can confidently say that surprised me.
Dull and boring.
The ghoul roaming the halls has an origin shrouded in mystery, but Nolan is determined to find the truth, even if it means scouring a wealth of dour information about deaths across the houses.
There's something unexpected connecting the deceased hunters, and a plot for control that has been brewing in the background is finally revealed!
Iām just so bored
The ghoul roaming the halls has an origin shrouded in mystery, but Nolan is determined to find the truth, even if it means scouring a wealth of dour information about deaths across the houses.
There's something unexpected connecting the deceased hunters, and a plot for control that has been brewing in the background is finally revealed!
It was better than the last issue, but I'm not all that sad this is the last issue.
THE FINAL PHASE!
Through this entire series, you've seen multitudes of Moon Knights exact Khonshu's vision of justice across the ages! In this final issue - behold the moon god himself, playing a part in one of the PHASES OF THE MOON KNIGHT for the very first time! But what part is there for a mighty and mysterious god of the Moon? And co...
Well written and drawn. Not a lot happens in this issue, but it has some cool dialogue and themes. Looking forward to the next issue.
The Glowing Man's quest for a cure continues as Geiger, his two-headed wolf Barney, and Nate the Nuclear Knight encounter a town that's discovered the secret to peace in this post-nuclear war world. But that tranquility is threatened with the arrival of Nate's former brothers-in-arms from The Camelot Casino and their formidable leader, the New King...
I thought black hammer was put to bed, but nope. Pretty solid debut. I love the direction Lemire is going with this. Looking forward to the next issue.
The Eisner Award-winning superhero saga is back in this earth-shattering story that's essential for all super-hero and Jeff Lemire fans! From the ashes of Black Hammer: The End comes a new era and a brand-new cast of heroes struggling to survive in a chaotic new world set to destroy them. A bold new vision for the Black Hammer ...
The Eisner Award-winning superhero saga is back in this earth-shattering story that's essential for all super-hero and Jeff Lemire fans! From the ashes of Black Hammer: The End comes a new era and a brand-new cast of heroes struggling to survive in a chaotic new world set to destroy them. A bold new vision for the Black Hammer ...
I can't put my finger on it, but I kind thought this was an okay issue. It was kind bland.
End of Story Arc. The fate of Starscream revealed! Everything has changed for the most conniving Decepticon the universe has even seen. And hell hath no fury like a Starscream scorned...
Pretty good issue #1. Looking forward to issue #2.
Series Premiere. The biggest comic book launch of the decade! Conrad Hauser, Codename DUKE, has assembled a special force known as G.I. Joe to battle the rising power of the mysterious COBRA in the aftermath of the Autobots and Decepticons' arrival on Earth. But the enigmatic Cobra Commander has unleashed the power of Energon like nev...
A solid first issue with a cliffhanger that leaves you wanting more.
Series Premiere. The biggest comic book launch of the decade! Conrad Hauser, Codename DUKE, has assembled a special force known as G.I. Joe to battle the rising power of the mysterious COBRA in the aftermath of the Autobots and Decepticons' arrival on Earth. But the enigmatic Cobra Commander has unleashed the power of Energon like nev...
Series Premiere. The biggest comic book launch of the decade! Conrad Hauser, Codename DUKE, has assembled a special force known as G.I. Joe to battle the rising power of the mysterious COBRA in the aftermath of the Autobots and Decepticons' arrival on Earth. But the enigmatic Cobra Commander has unleashed the power of Energon like nev...
It's a fun comic, I guess.
"Happy End Game," Part Two of Five. Happy leads the army of dead Gerts from Hell, through the Inferno and into Fairyland. Gert needs allies, so the King summons a legend from Kansas who's pretty familiar with fighting off WICKED forces! Who could it be? Maybe someone who's into glittery footwear? Yellow Bricks? Any guesses?
It was okay, I guess. The writing was descent, the art the same. But it didn't wow me. Plus, $5 price tag, really? Probably won't pick up the next issue.
From the Eisner award-winning creators who brought you Captain Marvel, Bitch Planet, and Wonder Woman: Historia comes this genre-busting, apocalyptic odyssey about a group of metal kids who face a medley of bizarre foes and encounters in Portland, Oregon during a worldwide pandemic. Riley is a teen that sketches o...
Same story and plot line. Over and over and over again. James T. is a good writer, but it definitely feels like he's running out of ideas with this series. And the $5 price tag isn't helping.
It's been 5 years since the smash hit Eisner-winning series Something is Killing the Children changed the world of comics; now, 40 issues later, a new chapter from the past is revealed.
Witness this crucial untold story within the vast Slaughterverse, detailing the mission preceding the fateful Archer's Peak Saga, where the entire story be...