Something Is Killing the Children: A Monster Hunter Walks into a Bar is a haunting, slow-burn companion to the main series. James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera deliver a tense, beautifully paced one-shot that deepens Erica Slaughter’s mythos in a snow-covered town gripped by fear and rumour.

“A hilarious sprint through the latter stages of The Voyage Home storyline“ says Neil in his four-star review of Star Trek: Lower Decks #12.

“Absolute Batman #13 excels at exposing the psychological damage beneath Bruce’s denials“ says Neil in his five-star review.

“Tate Brombal celebrates Batgirl’s first anniversary by kicking off a contemplative new arc” says Neil in his 4-star review of Batgirl #12, available now.

“Another standout entry that balances horror-tinged storytelling with emotional fallout” says Michael in his 5-star review of Poison Ivy #37.

“Another compelling chapter that masterfully ratchets up the tension…” says Michael in his five-star review of Something is Killing the Children #44.

Christopher Cantwell’s Star Trek: Red Shirts #3 delivers the series’ most action-packed instalment yet says Neil in his 4-star review.

Aaron praises the creative team on IDW Publishing’s new Twilight Zone series for keeping the series “chilling and disturbing” nature intact.

“Another hilarious, chaotic ride that balances heart with absolute goofiness” says Michael in his five-star review of DC’s Harley Quinn #54.

“The return of The Bat-Man immediately proves why this series needed a second run” says Neil in his four-star review of Second Knight #1, available now.