It feels like a classic Golden Age tale with Clark using his powers in secret while maintaining his disguise as a simple man out at the fair with his family, just one instance of how this series captures the purity of Superman’s character while delivering dynamic and challenging stories. The choice wound up being a clear indicator that the creative duo were the perfect choice to usher in the character’s Rebirth. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason delivered an incredible first arc to their Superman run with the battle against The Eradicator and followed it up with a simple visit to the county fair. As both a family tale and an otherworldly adventure, this book is still firing on all cylinders. Vaughan and Fiona Staples combine complex development with forward progression, resulting in a strong, visually arresting chapter with wide reaching repurcussions.
It's confident and complex, bolstered by a compelling narrative and wondrous visuals."įrom IGN's Review: "Saga hits the heartstrings yet again as a long time lead pays the ultimate price.
"įrom IGN's Review: "Monstress is what happens when two great creators combine for an equally great product. Aaron's top notch development is further heightened by Dauterman's equally effective visuals, the two combining for a character driven read that sets up even bigger things to come. She's the perfect everywoman sort of protagonist, especially given her ability to roll with the punches and accept the heightened reality of this world at face value."įrom IGN's Review: "The Mighty Thor remains one of Marvel's top new reads, again bolstered by the stellar creative team of Jason Aaron and Russell Dauterman. Casey especially proves to be a memorable protagonist thanks to her unflinching, almost aggressive sense of optimism. Though both are productive members of society, these two fit the mold as far as being social outcasts struggling to find their place. Familiar faces like Niles Caulder and Robotman are downplayed in favor of two EMTs named Sam and Casey. But writer Gerard Way has a history working with unusual, psychologically damaged character, and that experience serves him well here. The artist’s ever-expressive energy and fantastic layouts remain a defining characteristic of this stellar series.įrom IGN's Review: "Weird is good, but that would only carry the series so far if there were no heart to go along with it.
Of course, investment is easy with Craig at the helm, his new leads at once stylish and memorable. Remender does a nice job of firmly establishing his new entrants through the use of dialogue and situation, again using music as their defining arbiter. As the freshman newly enrolled struggle to find their place, those who survived the last semester work to further their own agendas. Rick Remender and Wes Craig waste no time in detailing their new normal after dealing the cast of Deadly Class a destructive blow that shattered the status quo. That lineup may not necessarily guarantee record sales, but it certainly results in an excellent reading experience." This time around, Marvel has turned to the creative team that elevated Daredevil to new heights in the Marvel NOW era - writer Mark Waid, artist Chris Samnee and colorist Matthew Wilson. From IGN's Review: "Marvel has launched several Black Widow solo comics in the years since the character made her cinematic debut, but none have exactly lit the market on fire.
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