Tom King's Wonder Woman series would work a lot better in trade. He likes to over-explain every single minute detail, and it comes off as clunky and boring. I think it is really jarring and abrupt how all the Wonder Girls (aside from Artemis of Nana Mighadall) can work together well, yet we aren't shown that in this series. This is another example of a decompressed story-telling.

I swear, Daniel Sampere must be developing scoliosis because he is carrying HARD in this series. more

this was very solid and effective at recapping Spawn's history for new readers. The art here also works really well too

this is cheesy dark edgy 90s comic. But somehow, I was still entertained and I like how the art holds up over 30 years later. Say what you want about Todd Macfarlane's dialogue, but his art completely rock hard.

Joshua Williamson has been killing it in Superman. And I love how Dan Mora is still going strong and puts out beautiful work on Superman as well. Dan Mora is slowly turning into one of my favorite artists of all time. I love the coloring and the writing for the characters.

Tom Taylor run on detective comics is so far going strong. I like the Bat family dynamic and Tom Taylor's view on them.

I don't mind Peter Parker losing faith and giving up, and later in the end we see Peter regain his motivation. But at least have the story, dialogue, and character writing work. Half of this issue isn't about Peter Parker at all, and it's kind of funny how Black Cat broke up with Peter, yet she kisses him. And immediately goes back to him. And how half of the book is doctor strange with X-men stuff in it.

Marvel needs to get new editors or a staff team and have actual good writers who. care about Spider-Man write Spider-Man. Maybe that's why Ultimate Spider-Man works so well. It's run by a different team and Hickman cares about Spidey. Hickman isn't really seeing Spider as a pay check more

honestly a pretty solid issue with great dialogue, characters, and art. The pacing is quick and snappy. I am excited for the second year of Hickman's Spider-Man

I really wanted to like this book, but I don't know. The dialogue and the writing holds this back for me

I enjoyed it. Ram V's words never really hook me, but due to this being New Gods where these characters are literally on a higher plane of existence, it made sense. I think I have to re-read this to get the full picture, but the art and story still has me excited to do this. Which is really rare

while the ending was a bit messy and rushed, I enjoyed this. This is basically a time capsule on how Iron Man used to be before the MCU got huge. So looking back in it in 2025, even though I'n not used to the way Tony Stark speaks like a Techno James Bond, I still enjoy it and would recommend this series.

I am surprised on how reader friendly this is. As long as you google Spawn's basic origin, you should be good to go.

I just really enjoy Mark Waid's writing on Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson's relationship. This showcases why both Batman and Robin are the iconic superhero-sidekick duo of all time. The art really works, and the story is still engaging and doesn't get overwhelmed with the many plot threads

solid team chemistry for the Titans. I like the art and the story as well