Comic Book Review

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

There's a new villain in Gotham and he's leading the charge to unmask the city's heroes.

The Scumbag shows how even the dregs of humanity have a chance to be heroes even if they hate people. Gross and profane and exactly what the title suggests.

For those interested in some background to the old days of House Atreides, long before Paul comes into the picture. File this under supplementary material designed to appeal to completists.

Taking a heart-pounding trip through DC’s storied history, Dark Nights: Death Metal (2020-) #4 is another rousing issue that will appeal, especially, to longtime readers.

Norse Mythology feels a little too like an introductory primer about the subject matter rather than much of a story, but ends with a hint at more, particularly with respect to Loki and his scheming..

Coffin Bound continues to impress; this seventh issue is a mind-bending trip that readers won't soon forget.

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.

Conspiracy theories abound, and maybe aren’t so funny these days, but The Department of Truth is a solid reality bending thriller that charmingly twists the reader’s mind.

Rai’s hero journey gets more complex as he himself is forced to learn the nuances of interpersonal ' . relationships.