Reviews

This month, the Sandman Universe saw a reduction of titles thanks to Lucifer going straight to trade for its final story arc and the new Dreaming series being delayed. However, a double dose...

There were a lot of solid (and some not-so-solid) releases over the past couple of days courtesy of DC Tuesdays and Everyone Else Wednesdays. These are the ones that I managed to get through, with magic or the...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. By total coincidence and not at all planned out, we're taking a look at a trio of second issues from last week.

In the past, we had a column called 140 character Reviews. It was a good time for all involved. But then Twitter went ahead and upped the character limit to 280, and with that we shut down the column. Now it's...

DC Comics (w) Scott Snyder (a) Greg Capullo (i) Jonathan Glapion (c) FCO Plascencia In the weeks leading up to the release of Dark Nights: Death Metal #1, comics fandom seemed to have a weary optimism...

BOOM Entertainment (W) James Tynion IV (A/C) Micheal Dialynas (L) Aditya Bidikar The award-winning team, who created The Woods, James Tynion IV (Batman, Something is Killing the Children) and Micheal...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. This week we take a look shit sandwich of titles from Image and DC.

While it does struggle at times to find its footing, Adventureman #1 is a solid debut issue that gets stronger with each turn to the page.

This well-designed hardcover edition of James Bond collects the first twelve issues that Dynamite Entertainment published in 2015. The "VARGR" and "Eidolon" story arcs, written by longtime British comic writer Warren Ellis, kicked off Bond's return to comics for the first time since 1996.

DC | Young Animal (w) N.K. Jemisin (a) Jamal Campbell Arguably there is no better time to be a Green Lantern reader than right now. While Geoff Johns’ work is considered legendary in building the...

The comics industry sluggishly moved forward during May, as publishers and comic shops continue to struggle with the reality of the global pandemic. Thankfully, a couple books from the Sandman Universe did...

Marvel Comics (w) Nick Spencer (a) Ryan Ottley (i) Cliff Rathburn (c) Nathan Fairbairn, Dee Cunniffe Here’s a hot take: Nick Spencer is doing for Spider-Man what Grant Morrison did for Batman. No,...

Panel Syndicate (w) Alex de Campi (a) Ryan Howe (c) Dee Cunniffe Superhero stories are very much the backbone of the comic industry, but oftentimes the best stories come from other genres. While it may...

Well, this month was going to be a wash for new comics, but DC managed to put out a couple new titles this week including one book from the Sandman Universe. While an old guard of retailers may not have liked...

Wayward Raven (w) Mark C. Frankel (a) Kathrin Ayer (c) Chunlin Zhao One of the most rewarding experiences of attending a comic convention is strolling through Artist Alley and talking with the truly...