It’s sharply clever stuff.
It’s sharply clever stuff.
Vecchio plays with the mutability of reality.
Tynion’s script remains as appealing as it is.
Loughridge finds a suitable end point for a series.
Shalvey could really expand this one issue into a whole series.
Azaceta can say a tremendsous amount with only a few line.
Hicks is a solidly respectable storyteller
Priest finds a relatively untrodden path with vampire fiction: parenthood.
Matthew Rosenberg opens a brilliantly inventive new series.
Boss weaves a fun initial premise.
It’s been a fun exploration with Grønbekk so far.
Sanchez’ art has a refreshingly familiar Barry Windsor Smith feel.
Ryall paces the issue quite well.
It’s a sharply-structured story that Allen is bringing to the page.
Wong makes the villain’s backstory interesting.
The fusion of campy, retro sci-fi with traditional sword and sorcery fantasy shows considerable promise.
Gillen carefully tears apart reality.
It’s remarkably clever stuff.
Devastatingly intense.