Comic Books
‘Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem’ is a vibrant but predictable adventure
Ties together five disparate Donald Duck tales with an ingenious framing narrative.
Ties together five disparate Donald Duck tales with an ingenious framing narrative.
A hilarious love letter to Frank Miller's classic.
A fun new addition to the Spider-verse that is cut short right when it gets most interesting.
Seven wives, one dead husband, and a mystery that dares you to solve it before it solves you.
The Quintesson War feels like kind of a let down.
A violent, bloody conclusion to a violent, bloody series.
The Flash seems to be in good hands for the foreseeable future.
Imperial deserved more.
You don't put Psylocke, Elektra, Jubilee and the Hand in a place like Madripoor without expecting chaos.
An issue that trades combat for introspection.
I don’t know how to read Zatanna’s reversed dialogue.
Sets up the big climactic conclusion that is coming and telegraphs what readers can expect in the final issue.