When the Blood has Dried #1: Not in My Bar
When the Blood Dries #1 is a fantasy comic book that quickly draws readers into the charm and danger that lurks in the town of Carraig an Bhun.
Critic Score: 9.1/10
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