Chris shares his favorite covers from this week’s new comics.
"The Raid: Redemption" meets "Taken"
Pixar's longest-running series gets a new installment, but is the fifth time the charm?
Joshua Williamson reflects on the winding road from self-publishing comics to helping shape some of the industry's biggest heroes.
'Giant-Size X-Men by Jonathan Hickman' is one of the most vividly rich and rewarding visual experiences you’ll read this year.
Buckle up for two new 'Heroes at Home' stories and a super cute 5-inch by 5-inch format.
An extremely mixed bag of toys.
As far as current Marvel titles go, Captain Marvel is consistently one of the best.
A really fun book that is exactly what you'd expect from Kurt Busiek.
'Venom' #31 does the heavy lifting to put Eddie Brock into the underdog position.
S.W.O.R.D. #1 positions itself to be a thought-provoking comic that honors and expands on character history while boasting beautiful visuals.
Marauders #16 is perfectly serviceable on its own, though the plot it sets up is far more intriguing.
Adam Egypt Mortimer's ambiguous superhero actioner undercuts its fine craft with a poorly focused script and a rushed conclusion.
Don’t miss your chance to get your S.W.O.R.D. questions answered by Al Ewing!
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