D’Orc Vol. 1
D’Orc struggles a lot to find its footing, and unfortunately it never quite does. But what cannot be taken away is how fantastic it looks and the vivid imaginations that brought the world of D’Orc to life. Perhaps, with time, D’Orc will find a place to belong and you can’t help but hope that he does.
Final Space: The Final Chapter
Final Space, a 2016 television series created by Olan Rogers, is a comedic epic sci-fi adventure with heartfelt elements that unfortunately fell victim to a corporate merger and wasn’t renewed for another season. Olan fought hard for permission to finish the story, and the graces of the cosmic ether, he was given the opportunity to complete the narrative that he started.
You’ll Never Leave This Place Alive #1
[Critic Score: 10]
You’ll Never Leave This Place Alive #1 hits the ground running, and it clearly has no intention of stopping. With gorgeous art and incredible writing, this is a must grab!!! Another smash hit from IDW’s Dark imprint.
The Rocketeer: Infiltrator! #1
[Critic Score: 6.5]
Times are crazy right now, as they always will be. And sometimes it’s nice to be transported back to a simpler time, where heroes are heroes and villains are villains. The Rocketeer offers a pulp action spy thriller, with a fun story, and a simple surface level hero with not much complexity.
The Big Burn
Fresh, funny, and keeps you turning the page, The Big Burn at its heart this series is a bank heist story–but with the devil. The Big Burn follows Owen and Carlie, two bank robbers who sold their soul to survive and must carry out one last job.
No Gods, No Masters #1
[Critic Score: 8.5]
What happens when you escape a disaster in Venezuela, find refuge in the Big Apple, only for a bigger kaiju to wreak havoc in your new home? Writer Julio Anta, artist Jacoby Salcedo, and colorist Francesco Segala set this bleak stage for their protagonist Felipe and his friends Malik and Jeanie.
Yumi: 00EX #1
[Critic Score: 4.75]
Male spies get it all, cars more akin to driving breaches of the Geneva convention than modes of transport, the gadgets that do exactly what's needed at any given moment, not to mention the romance of it all. Maybe it’s time for the doors to the boys club to be blown off their hinges, and Yumi just so happens to own a grenade launcher.