Pichetshote continues his bold reimagining of the Green Arrow with plenty of violence and a dash of philosophical pondering.
Jonathan Hickman and Adam Kubert’s war zone thriller is entertaining enough but never rises above the stink of brand alignment.
Camp takes on the brutality of human culture by reframing it through the eyes of the undead and the lost innocence of a young girl.
Stephanie Phillips and Lee Garbett continue to be a dream team for Matt Murdock, even as his life descends into a nightmare.
Williamson’s team-up captures Tony Stark, Norman Osborn, and Spider-Man so well that you stop caring about the plot.
The brutal game is over. Find out who survives the Oak Valley massacre in Exquisite Corpses #13, and why the ending will leave you utterly sickened.
Deniz Camp’s finale proves that strength without purpose is just fear.
Kyle Starks switches focus from Eddie Stallion to his father George, resulting in the series’ most heartfelt issue yet.
The Absolute Universe’s Green Arrow becomes a brutal slasher, while Dinah Lance is the working-class hero we need.
Deniz Camp’s social commentary is at the heart of John Jones’ journey, and Despair-the-Zero dares you to join him.
Stephanie Phillips directly links Daredevil to the new serial killer in Hell’s Kitchen, escalating this issue’s murder mystery in shocking ways.
Jason Aaron portrays King Shazam as a corrupted version of Superman, giving our hero his most personal villain yet.
