Writers: Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV Pencilers: Jim Lee, Andy Kubert, John Romita Jr. Inkers: Scott Williams, Klaus Janson, Danny Miki Colorist: Alex Sinclair, Jeremiah Skipper Publisher: DC Comics Scott Snyder and James Tynion’s...
The comic book adaptation that languished in development hell for years returns for its second season. AMC’s choice to run the first and second episodes on back-to-back evenings delivers a one-two punch to easily offended television...
Writer: Eric Heisserer Artists: Raul Allen & Patricia Martin I won’t pretend I’m coming to this unbiased. As impressive as Heisserer’s credits are (when was the last time an Oscar nominee wrote a comic book?)...
Writer: Hope Larson Artist: Eleonora Carlini Colorist: Cris Peter Publisher: DC Comics It’s nice to read a superhero comic that stands on its own, isn’t part of some multi-part event, and even has some...
Writer: Jimmy Palmiotti Artist: Mark Teixeira Colorist: Paul Mounts Backup Writer: Bill Matheny Backup Artist: Dave Alvarez Publisher: DC Comics Along with Marvin the Martian and the Martian Manhunter, the pairing of Jonah Hex...
Writer: Matthew Rosenberg Artist: Javier Garron Colorist: Israel Silva Publisher: Marvel Comics This is controversial, but I’m kind of digging the Secret Empire stories that are told from the HYDRA resistance’s POV. Secret Warriors...
Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist & Letterer: Tyler Crook This one kicks off with a bang, as the series’ title (always inventively worked into the opening pages) is written in white lightning. Following the untimely...
Writers: Scott Snyder, James Tynion Pencilers: Jim Lee, Andy Kubert, John Romita Jr. Inkers: Scott Williams, Klaus Janson, Danny Miki Colorists: Alex Sinclair, Jeremiah Skipper Publisher: DC Comics My fellow comic reading humans, this...
Writer: Chris Sebela Artist: Annapaola Martello Colorist: Valentina Pinto Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment It’s 1974 in L.A., and rock’n’roll is dying and waiting for Eddie Van Halen to bust out the paddles and shock them...
Writer: Tim Seeley Artist:Â Christian Duce Colorist: Allen Passalaqua Nearly a week after “Wonder Woman” made her first solo silver screen outing, DC delivers this one-shot in the dead week between issues #23 and #24...
