Wilson nails some of the more intriguing things that make Poison Ivy such a relatable character.
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Vampirella/Dracula: Rage #1 // Review
A fun opening to what is hopefully going to be a really well-articulated horror drama.
Love Everlasting #10 // Review
King has a tremendous amount of patience in laying out the full reality of a life.
Monomyth #3 // Review
Hazan launches the danger directly at the survivors.
Knight Terrors #2 // Review
Williamson carefully crafts a series of scenes.
Knight Terrors: Detective Comics #1 // Review
Watters gives Jim Gordon another close-up.
Knight Terrors: Titans #1 // Review
It’s kind of an interesting image. Very iconic.
W0RLDTR33 #4 // Review
There are several thematic layers to Tynion’s story.
Monstress #46 // Review
Clearly a story of one of the most horrifying prisons imaginable.
Bone Orchard: Tenement #2 // Review
It’s like something blew up on the page.
Vampirella Versus the Superpowers #3 // Review
Qualano puts just enough on the page to tell the story.
Purr Evil #1 // Review
A perfectly respectable family drama.
The Vampire Slayer #16 // Review
Gailey narrowly focuses the issue on a single encounter.
Something is Killing the Children #31 // Review
There's a lot of aggression that's being set up.
Blade #1 // Review
The art team is a good portion of the reason why Hill’s script works.
Black’s Myth: The Key to His Heart #2 // Review
Palicki fills a fairly dense occult mystery with funny dialogue.
Wild’s End #2 // Review
On a surface level, it feels very strange.
Van Helsing: Hell to Pay #1 // Review
Shand might be trying to cram a BIT too much story into a single issue.
Alien #4 // Review
The art fusion on the issue is kind of weird and trippy.