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DENVER #1 (Mad Cave Studios)
This marks a new series from Mad Cave Studios that is a Sci-Fi version of Taken, for lack of a more concise equivalent. Denver is a story set in the future where the planet was devastated by an asteroid strike on the moon. The new geography of the world has created islands where massive mountains once were. We are following Coastal Border Guards in Denver as they protect the ports and ensure the city island doesn’t become overcrowded. But the story takes a darker and more sinister turn quickly.
ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #23 (DC COMICS)
Hell has come back to earth…literally.
After Diana was pulled into the underworld, Barbara Minerva was taken hostage by Veronica Cale. Knowing her friend was in danger was more than enough motivation to face all challenges to return to her.
DETECTIVE COMICS #1112 (DC COMICS)
For decades, a death of a hero has loomed over the heads of Black Canary, Green Arrow and Batman.
Prion dies mysteriously before his career ever took flight. Recently, a string of witness murders and a young girl’s appearance has opened up buried feelings. Secrets revealed and tragedy unfolding, the trio fights their way to avenge Prion’s family legacy with justice.
FALL OF THE HOUSE OF SLAUGHTER #4 (BOOM! STUDIOS)
The scariest thing about the House of Slaughter has never really been about the monsters.
It’s the people inside the House and what they’re willing to do to keep it going.
SUPER MONDO MEGA MUTTS #2 (ONI PRESS)
The Mutts are on the run!
WOLF, FRANKEE, GRIFFY, FREDDY, & their mentor MOJO came out of “The Gleam” changed forever.
GAMBIT: WANTED #2 (MARVEL COMICS)
Not every hero feels like a hero right away. This is highlighted in this pre-X-Men story of Gambit, as we continue to follow Remy as he is a thief with a group of bandit kids he cares for. As Suzerain closes in on him and Elodie we get to see the qualities that will make him an X-Man in the future. But first he must beat the rough streets of New Orleans and the psychotic Bullseye.
The Amazing Spider-Man #35 (Marvel Comics)
Hello there! Padawan J here, the resident Star Wars expert from the ODPH! This week I'm going to be reviewing the 35th issue of The Amazing Spider-Man from Marvel Comics!
THIS LAND IS OLD AND DARK #1 (INVADER COMICS)
In colonial times, Fort Courage is seen as a haven to some.
For others, it means control. One person who ruffles the dynamic of the fort is Jacques. Being a popular figure amongst its’ residents has had some rewards. It also put a target on his back.
DOG TAG #4 (Mad Cave Studios)
As the Allies move in on Berlin, they must take over every small town, village, and hamlet on the way. Tom Fuller and his men are the group that goes in, clears out the remaining foes, and prepares for the larger forces to move in. However, there is more of an emotional and materialistic nature to what is going on, which totally takes Tom by surprise.
SUPERMAN: FATHER OF TOMORROW #4 (DC COMICS)
Jor-El has made many enemies in his quest for peace.
The last Father of Kyrpton has tried advancing Earth with technology. Some have tried using it to their own benefits. One of these people has been Lex Luthor.
POISON IVY #47 (DC COMICS)
The tenure for Gotham City’s latest mayor has been anything but “business as usual”.
Pamela Isley has taken her new responsibilities in many directions. Originally winning over the people, Isley now sees herself on the chopping block of public opinion. Commissioner Vandal Savage isn’t helping matters either.
GREEN LANTERN #38 (DC COMICS)
The City Of Angels has its’ fair share of weird moments. Few are what Kyle Rayner is experiencing at this time.
Sector 2814’s finest has faced alien plastic surgeons, sleazy Hollywood producers and legit online Trolls come to life! Between this chaos, he has re-connected with Jade while serving as Odyessy’s bodyguard.
THE FLASH #36 (DC COMICS)
Wally West’s “Flashes Of Insight” have causes quite a debate.
The ethics behind pre-attacking crime before it happens isn’t sitting well with some. After test runs in Central and Keystone City, West looks to aim higher on his tests.
JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED #22 (DC COMICS)
Despero has returned and the Justice League are in his sights!
After the attempt to secure the JL Power Bank failed, a team led by Mr. Terrific and Guy Gardner now stand their ground on the planet Dronnda. Despero is ready to take everything by force. This leaves the squad in a dangerous position.
LAND OF NEVER #3 (Mad Cave Studios)
Sometimes families don’t see eye to eye, and sometimes that leads to death. As Peter continues to build his Neverland family, there is uncertainty and apprehension from some. Wendy is put in a position to keep the family together. Meanwhile, Hoke and Smith are getting closer to putting together who the Floating Man actually is.
GUN HONEY: DOUBLES DOWN #3 (TITAN COMICS)
Her battle rages on, but should you rage with her at the comic shop to check it out? There's only one way to find out.
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TOMB OF APOCALYPSE #1 (MARVEL COMICS)
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Queen In Black: Venom Unchained #2 (Marvel Comics)
Hello there! Padawan J here, the resident Star Wars expert from the ODPH! This week I'm going to be reviewing the 2nd issue of Queen In Black: Venom Unchained!
SUPERMAN #41 (DC COMICS)
Zod has returned to claim a kingdom.
After winning a takeover of El Caldero, the mad Kryptonian demands more. Superman’s allies were the first to fall. Once the Man of Tomorrow returned from the future, the playing field looked like it became even.
PRETTY HATE MACHINE #5 (Mad Cave Studios)
The sins of the father are now back to haunt the son. After finding out that the demon he knew as Luther is actually his father, Thomas with the help of his friend Joon must save his mom, uncle, and Gilly from the wrath of Stephen. But the demon has some new tricks as he can now possess anyone that he can convince to let him in. This makes for a thrilling conclusion to this horrific series.