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Wednesday, October 5, 2022

3Keys #1 Spoiler Free Review

Earth must be saved from multiversal monsters! But first, it's new comic book day and the shelves have to be stocked. It's a tough life for Noah.

Writer: David Messina

Dialogue Assist: Scott Tipton

Art: David Messina, Rita Petruccioli

Colors: David Messina, Alessandra Alexakis

Letters: Shawn Lee

Covers: David Messina; Werther Dell'Edera; Lino Grandi, Manfredi Toraldo, & David Messina

Publisher: Image Comics

Price 3.99

Release Date: October 5th, 2022

Rogue Sun #7 Spoiler Free Review

No parents? No problem. Dylan is on his own as Rogue Sun and he’s not running from trouble. But this time, with Dylan facing down a giant sea monster, the reader gets to decide his fate.


Writer: Ryan Parrott & Nick Cotton


Art: Zé Carlos


Colors: Raúl Angulo


Letters: Becca Carey


Covers: Marcelo Costa & Kath Lobo


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: October 5th, 2022

Wednesday, September 28, 2022

Old Dog #1 Spoiler Free Review

No family. A derailed CIA career. Lynch doesn’t have much going for him anymore except for the occasional low level bone the agency throws at him. But when a stakeout goes wrong, all of that changes.

Story and Art: Declan Shalvey


Letters: Clayton Cowles


Cover: Declan Shalvey


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: September 28th, 2022

Wednesday, September 21, 2022

The Deadliest Bouquet #2: Spoiler Free Review

Who killed Poppy, Violet, and Rose’s mother? That’s the big mystery. And when your mother is a Nazi hunter, the list of suspects could be pretty long. But before we get that answer, it’s time to find out the truth about the three sisters.

Script/Letters: Erica Schultz


Art: Carola Borelli


Colors: Gab Contreras


Cover: Adriana Melo & Cris Peter


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: September 21st, 2022

Wednesday, September 14, 2022

The Least We Can Do #1: Spoiler Free Review

Uriel lives in a world controlled by a military dictatorship. She knows there’s a resistance but she doesn’t know where to look. But Uriel is young, determined, and driven by the need to do whatever she can to make things better.


Writer: Iolanda Zanfardino


Artist: Elisa Romboli


Covers A-C: Elisa Romboli


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: September 14, 2022

Wednesday, September 7, 2022

Starhenge Book One : The Dragon and the Boar #3: Spoiler Free Review

Just how much did the stories get wrong about Merlin? Amber tells us all about it while recounting how he worked in the past to restore the magic that will save humans in the future.

Writer, Illustrator, Letter: Liam Sharp


Font: Dave Gibbons


Design: Liam Sharp


Logo: Liam Sharp and Christina McCormack


Covers: Liam Sharp


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: September 7th, 2022

Wednesday, August 10, 2022

The Deadliest Bouquet #1: Spoiler Free Review

A mother is dead, and her daughters have returned home to find out why. But can they overcome their own traumas, secrets, and dysfunction to unravel the truth? This promises to be a captivating character-based murder mystery.

Script/Letters: Erica Schultz


Art: Carola Borelli


Colors: Gab Contreras


Cover: Adriana Melo & Dijjo Lima


Variant Covers: Natasha Alterici; Liana Kangas


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: August 10th, 2022

Starhenge Book One: The Dragon and the Boar #2: Spoiler Free Review

Step back to a time just before Arthur when the future of the British Isles is being decided in the war with Anglo Saxons. Merlin, sent to the past to save the future, works to influence events and restore the magic that is humanity’s only hope.

Writer, Illustrator, Letter: Liam Sharp


Art Assist: Matylda McCormack-Sharp


Font: Dave Gibbons


Design: Liam Sharp


Logo: Liam Sharp and Christina McCormack


Covers: Liam Sharp


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: August 10th, 2022

Wednesday, August 3, 2022

The Closet #3: Spoiler Free Review

Something was living in Jamie’s closet at his old house, and it’s following him as his family moves across the country. Horror takes on a surprising new shape in the series’ final issue.

Writer: James Tynion IV

Art: Gavin Fullerton

 

Colors: Chris O’Halloran

 

Letters: Tom Napolitano

 

Cover: Gavin Fullerton

 

Publisher: Image Comics

 

Price: $3.99

 

Release Date: August 3, 2022

Wednesday, July 27, 2022

Rogue Sun #6: Spoiler Free Review

It’s not easy being a teenage superhero. You have to learn about your new abilities, hide your secret identity, and not kill yourself while you’re practicing. But for Dylan, the newest Rogue Sun, there is one more complication: bickering parents who want him to choose sides.

Writer: Ryan Parrott


Art: Abel


Colors: Natália Marques


Letters: Becca Carey


Covers: Abel; Igor Monti


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: July 27th, 2022

Wednesday, July 20, 2022

Rogues' Gallery #1: Spoiler Free Review

Has actress Maisie Wade destroyed the Red Rogue television show for good? Or is the writers’ fault for not paying enough attention to the comic book source material? With the future of the show hanging in the balance, there is only one group that can set things right and show professional creators how they should be doing things: Red Rogue’s passionate on-line fan community.

Story: Hannah Rose May & Declan Shalvey


Writer: Hannah Rose May


Art: Justin Mason


Colors: Triona Farrell


Letters: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou


Design: Fonografiks


Cover A: Declan Shalvey


Cover B: Tula Lotay


Cover C: Justin Mason & Triona Farrell


Publisher: Image Comics


Price: 3.99


Release Date: July 20th, 2022

Sunday, July 17, 2022

The Closet #1: Spoiler Free Review

James Tynion IV - writer
Gavin Fullerton - artist
Chris O'Halloran - colorist
Tom Napolitano - letterer

Leaving Your Problems Behind

Where were the monsters when you were a kid? In the dark? Under the bed? In the latest horror entry from James Tynion IV they just might be in the closet.

Jamie sees monsters in his closet--or at least he says he does. His parents, Thom and Maggie, are about as helpful as most parents are: they half humor him and half nudge him toward getting over his fear. There is a fool-proof solution on the horizon, though. The family is moving to Oregon, and Thom assures Jamie that the monsters will be left behind in the closet in their old house.

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