The constant peril is another clever stylistic Thompson addition to Diana’s narrative rendering.
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Women of Marvel: She-Devils #1 // Review
Phillips and Muzzo make a strong case for clean, simple action storytelling with a powerful lead in Shanna.
Zatanna #1 // Review
Campbell’s visuals are fabulous.
Wonder Woman #18 // Review
Sampere gives Diana that kind of stature that befits a legend.
Laura Kinney: Wolverine #3 // Review
Laura, Elektra and Erica are a lot of fun together.
Witchblade #8 // Review
Bennett is juggling many different elements of Sara's life.
Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #2 // Review
deft pacing and a whole lot of cool.
Psylocke #4 //Review
Wong moves through some pretty. familiar territory.
Magik #2// Review
Allen gives the action and drama a depth.
I Hate Fairyland #20 // Review
Young paces the issue quite well.
Camgirl // Review
Cho really focusses the narrative tightly on the life, mental and emotional state of Dani.
Phoenix #8 //Review
Phillips is a hell of a writer.
Scarlet Witch #9 // Review
It’s actually kind of weird that things move as slowly as they do.
Batgirl #4 // Review
Miyazawa manages a striking array of different subtleties.
Poison Ivy #30
There's a brilliant sense of balance that almost seems crushingly beautiful.
Red Sonja #18 // Review
Grønbekk is traveling through some really interesting heroic territory.
Vampirella #674 // Review
it’s kind of difficult to get a feel for increasing tensions.
Wonder Woman #17 // Review
King has been playing a bit of a chess match.
Barbarella #3 // Review
Morozova has a very firm approach to the action.
Absolute Wonder Woman #4 // Review
Thompson has a unique and sparklingly witty energy.