Comic Book Review

BRZRKR is a violent tale of a god-like super-soldier who craves to be more human, and maybe a release from his endless struggle. There is more than brutality to the story of this immortal. And yes, whoa, this is excellent.

Inkblot is a fun and funny YA tale chock full of fantasy and magic, dragons, and giants.

Dark Nights: Death Metal #6 hits hard while moving at an impressive pace, managing to gain additional momentum as it heads toward what promises to be an epic conclusion.

Fear Case is a mystery with characters worth caring about. As the nightmarish tale nears the end of the arc, everything matters, and no one is safe.

An impressive first issue in the final chapter of American Vampire, American Vampire 1976 (2020-) #1 re-/immerses readers in an unforgettable fictional space not that far removed from our own. American Vampire 1976 (2020-) #1 is exceptional and makes for a reading experience that is not to be missed.

Radiant Black is a silly, but potentially amusing story about a would-be writer who never should have quit his day job, but then accidentally gets superpowers. So at least he has that going for him.

The Last God: Songs of Lost Children (2020-) #1 is a haunting, must-read issue.

Fear Case, as one would hope, is full of some fearsome creepy material, and never lets up. Thrilling and nuanced.

Spy Island is like nothing I have ever seen. This wry send up of the superspy genre is wholly humorous and intriguing with just enough snark to give it some bite.

A stunning conclusion to what has been a hellacious ride, Dark Nights: Death Metal #7 teems with breathtaking artwork and evocative writing. More than just the last chapter of an epic tale, the final moments of Dark Nights: Death Metal #7 speaks directly to readers and promises a bright future for DC and for readers.