“A story soaked in blood, bureaucracy, and bravery” says Neil in his four-star review of Star Trek: Red Shirts #4, available now.

“A fun Doctor Who adventure filled with vibrant artwork and tonnes of easter eggs” says Aaron in his four-star review of The Prison Paradox #1

G. Willow Wilson’s Poison Ivy #38 delivers sharp writing and stunning art as Ivy faces betrayal, selfishness, and a crisis of identity.

“A powerhouse annual” says Neil in his five-star review of Absolute Batman 2025 Annual #1, available in stores now.

Neil praises Grek Pak and Eder Messias for “a promising return” in his four-star review of Supernatural #1, available in stores now.

“Higgins and Groom continue pushing boundaries” says Neil in his four-star review of Immortal Legend Batman, available now from DC.

Harley Quinn #55 by Elliott Kalan and Carlos Olivares delivers chaotic DC Comics fun as Harley faces Fire, Ice, Gunbunny, and Mayfly in a wild new adventure.

“One of the series’ most effortless and engaging stories yet” says Neil in his 4-star review of Space Ghost #4, available now in stores.

“It’s life-or-death in the most gripping way possible” says Neil in his 4-star review of Star Trek: Voyager – Homecoming #2, available now.

Neil hails the first issue of Tales of the TMNT as “an immersive Donnie-focused adventure that captures everything fans love about the franchise”.