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.
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.
Work-Life Balance
Exactly, how would the things of nightmares maintain their sense of identity and self…when working in corporate? The power of friendship, maybe? Or perhaps, revolution?
M1: Monster Racing League #1
[Critic Score: 8.0]
M1: Monster Racing League #1 revs its engine but hesitates at the starting lights. The story of Dev, a Chicagoan high schooler, and her discovery of Tokyo’s underground street-racing scene, has exceptional style, but misses a few marks in bringing the racing experience to panel.
Beast of Borikén #1
[Critic Score: 9.0]
Beast of Borikén blends monsters and social commentary set against the backdrop of Puerto Rico. It plays with different themes, and the creative team behind this comic clearly know how to make every page count in a series premiere.
Masters of the Universe: The Wings of Fate #1
[Critic Score: 7.8]
Hot on the heels of the most recent adaptation of the Masters of the Universe franchise, Dark Horse has launched a new loosely-related tie-in comic, Masters of the Universe: The Wings of Fate.
Dungeon Crawler Carl Vol. 1
Matt Dinniman's hugely successful book series is no longer constrained to words: Carl’s got visuals now thanks to webtoon house Laurel Pursuit. But he’s still stuck in the same old boxers.
Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures #1
[Critic Score: 7.3]
Young Hellboy is one of the best spin-off series from the Hellboy universe. Instead of the stoic monster hunter, readers see him at a time of innocence.