Something is Killing the Children #36: Erica’s Early Days
Something is Killing the Children #36 diverges from the recent arc's politics and drama, transporting readers five years into the past. This installment focuses on Erica Slaughter, the black-masked monster hunter, showcasing her formidable skills while also highlighting her humanity.
Critic Score: 9.6/10
Man’s Best #2: Woof Woof, Bang Bang
Man’s Best #2 continues to charm readers with its epic saga of three lost pets doing their best to survive on a hostile planet. Issue #2 is filled with moments that will evoke a range of emotions from readers.
Love Me - A Romance Story #1: Little Extraordinary Things
Love Me: A Romance Story #1 is a masterful first issue. From its jubilant vibes, imaginative art and colors, it’s clear this is the beginning of something special.
Critic Score: 10/10
Uncanny Valley #1: THUFFERIN’ THUCCOTASH!
Uncanny Valley #1 is a fun and creative series premiere that will have readers grinning by the end of the issue. It’s unique and makes perfect use of the comic book medium.
Critic Score: 9.8/10
Jill and the Killers #4: This is the End (?)
Jill and the Killers #4 wraps up the first arc of this crime series with a tense final issue. There’s a lot to appreciate from the creative team as this story has been a fun twist on murder mysteries.
Critic Score: 8.3/10
House of Slaughter #22: Carnage and Carnivals
House of Slaughter #22 is an exciting entry in this series as Jace Boucher maneuvers being hunted from all sides. It’s slick and deepens tensions within the Order of St. George for a read that is thrilling.
Critic Score: 9.8/10
Zorro - Man of the Dead #3: Bullets, Blood, and Swordplay
Zorro: Man of the Dead #3 is a fantastic entry in this series. From the panel and page designs, to the pacing and action, there is so much to appreciate from this issue.
Critic Score: 9.7/10
Grim #16: The Stories We Tell
Grim #16 returns with an introspective reminder of death and its many viewpoints. While the world of Grim is in chaos as hell itself has broken loose in the previous arc, this series returns with a message of healing.
Critic Score: 9.1/10